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Met Office says drivers could be 'stranded' as it issues snow alert for Halton
'Blizzard' conditions could arise as a band of snow sweeps north east.
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'Special and poignant' vigil marks World Aids Day in Halton
St Andrew's Church on Festival Way hosted music and a candlelit vigil to mark the ongoing effort to end stigma and help more people.
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'Special and poignant' vigil marks World Aids Day in Halton
St Andrew's Church on Festival Way hosted music and a candlelit vigil to mark the ongoing effort to end stigma and help more people.
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Warning issued as nearly one in 10 turn to loan sharks
The startling figure was released by the England Illegal Money Lending Team as concerns rise amid the cost-of-living crisis.
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Bill for Halton councillors' expenses falls 2.7%
The borough's councillors were paid about £22,000 less in total as their numbers were slashed by two.
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Widnes care home with 'dried blood on door' shuts
Problems included widespread infection control issues, out-of-date food, and residents 'at risk of scalding'.
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Teenager among arrests as Widnes police target drug supply
The operation followed the 'success' of a similar initiative on November 18 focusing on suspected drug supply routes.
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Warburtons given business rates relief to attract jobs in Widnes
The Widnes site initially set out to recruit around 27 roles, with the aim of developing a team of 119 staff.
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Halton awarded £140k to plant trees announces Environment Secretary
The funding is part of a £10m pot intended to improve woodland stock.
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City hall signs off £3.7m to clear 'brownfield' land for homes in Halton
It's hope the funding can help to protect green space from building houses on.
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Halton Credit Union boss wants 'steady ship' service to help public
"We've brought new products in and tweaked things but this is the first time we've done a full review."
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Halton labour market shows signs of stabilisation after Covid-19 crisis
About 85 people stopped claiming out-of-work benefits in November suggesting a rise in employment.