Runcorn & Widnes Weekly News - 2017-10-12

• Weekly News
• Death threat thug had ‘gun’
• Robbers stole phone
• Court probe threat over insolvent flats scheme developer
• App helps track down stolen iPad
• Mum held son after assault on victim, 77
• JLA passengers could be fined
• Bridge bosses reveal income after Weekly News story
• Build more homes, leader tells Mrs May
• Round pound no longer sound
• Watchdog writes to police over power abuse review
• Home Secretary plans to ban knives and acid sale
• Under-fire care home still needs to improve
• Spotting the signs of breast cancer
• DUBIOUS INVESTMENT­S?
• MENTAL HEALTH STIGMA
• Lung cancer rate revealed
• Morning after pill stats
• Field home applicatio­n submitted
• Our little boy had a stroke
• Women musicians combine to help the homeless
• Council to help care leavers
• MP joins the fight against fake news
• Bring back the X1, demand bus users
• Housing plan for church grounds
• Haven has helped me through darkness
• Celebratin­g 69 years of excellence
• Grayling opens Alstom academy
• Contract to build city region fleet awarded
• Bus travel by young people rises by 142%
• Tyre safety drive welcomed
• Table tennis star concedes defeat in Euro quarter-final
• Tree preservati­on scheme aims to save green spaces
• Consulatio­n on area plans
• Well Fit team boost for student’s health
• Pupils mark Roald Dahl Day
• Borough to celebrate diversity and equality
• YOUR GARDEN Be inspired by your local car park
• Funding available for emissions technology
• Energy district plan in pipeline
• Baby doc Winston comes to Brindley
• Players’ superb seasons are honoured at ceremony
• Runcorn roar back with stroll over Park
• Rugby for tourists is a huge hit
• Youngsters are hoping it’s London calling after tremendous swims
• Widnes reign in rain to defeat West Park
• Corpy Club leave the Cricketers Arms stumped with a gr-eight win
• O’Neill set for racing at Oulton
• Clinical play secures Linnets another win
• Halton swimmers bag medals and clock terrific times in Birkenhead
• Thirds do battle but miss out
• Winning streak ends on a rare blank night
• Bowling Club roll to a whitewash triumph over Hammer & Pincers
• Gillespie the hero as Widnes snatch a draw in thrilling final minutes
• Defensive efforts are praised
• Craven – Million Pound Game needs looking at
• ‘City came out to be horrible’
• Confidence is up at Linnets as fine run is extended

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