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Widnes Rugby Club unveil glossy matchday magazine
With action on the pitch still some way off, work is underway at Widnes to ensure the club has a solid long term future.
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Radio station looking to make mark in Halton and Warrington
Three DJs have teamed up to launch the station following Wire FM's merger into Greatest Hits Radio.
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Crime down in Halton overall but stalking and burglary on the rise
Sex offences were also up but many crime type rates between July last year and June 2020.
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Widnes studio to help local musicians thanks to funding grant
The funding initiative was developed in response to the damage caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Widnes amateur boxer signs pro contract
After impressing on the local scene Leon Willings has signed his first professional contract.
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Halton and Warrington Business Fair 2020 to take place online
Organisers say the event has a reach of around 10,000 businesses.
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Why is the Mersey Gateway project not paying to renovate the old Runcorn-Widnes bridge?
The Liverpool City Region has committed nearly £10m to maintenance on the Silver Jubilee Bridge and its approach viaducts.
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In case you missed it: Cheshire sport round up
Catch up with all the latest sports stories across Cheshire.
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Decision due on former Widnes pesticide chemical plant warehouse plan
The 20-acre site covers about half of the wider 40-acre former Bayer Cropscience factory on Gorsey Lane
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Widnes earn a point as Southworth opens account for club
A battling Widnes earned a point on Saturday against Trafford.
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Widnes RUFC gets financial support from local business
While action on the pitch is paused, Widnes have been strengthened off it with a financial boost.
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Drug services could be saving lives in Halton, figures suggest
Although the borough experienced eight fatal drug poisonings last year and six related to drug misuse, Halton's rate is much lower than neighbouring and economically similar areas