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Sharp rise in number of injuries caused by dogs in Runcorn during pandemic
Increased dog ownership during the isolation of lockdown is one theory for why the number of dog bite incidents has risen.
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More than quarter of 2019 road deaths were pedestrians says Halton campaign councillor
Motorists are being encouraged to respect other people's space and keep in mind the principle that everyone has the right to use the roads safely.
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Darts: Widnes & District League
Get the latest news from the Widnes & District Darts League.
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500 more houses and local centre plus school could be built on former Widnes Green Belt
Consultation has been launched over the latest scheme expected to occupy land released for residential development
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Rugby: Widnes prepare for Lancashire Cup Final
Steve Clark brings you the latest news from the Wids.
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Reef to support Bryan Adams at Widnes stadium
The band's latest album Shoot Me Your Ace entered the top 20 chart this month.
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Public advised to avoid landlines as thunderstorm warning issued for Halton
The Met Office has issued a "yellow"-graded weather alert.
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Councillor who joined Widnes Council in 1972 passes 50 year milestone
Cllr Tony McDermott has served the same ward he was elected to in 1972 for 50 years with spells as leader and later being made a freeman of the borough.
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Cricket: Widnes lose Brooklands challenge
Get the latest news and results from Widnes County Cricket Club.
Planning Applications IYA
Halton Borough Council planning applications week beginning May 13
Various planning application submitted to Halton Borough Council for week beginning May 13.
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Halton's new head of public health 'delighted' to take on role
Dr Ifeoma Onyia studied medicine and trained in general practice before specialising in public health.
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Runcorn SME leading charge to net zero with Lancaster University collaboration
A programme spokesman said 350 companies in all have been supported in saving10,000 tonnes of greenhouse gases.