Runcorn & Widnes Weekly News - 2017-10-19

• Housing boss says rollout of universal credit must be slowed
• Tributes paid to tragic teenager
• Bomb disposal unit detonate grenade
• Theft thug sentenced
• MP draws up plea over credit rollout
• Calls to scrap cap on public sector wages
• Bus depot staff set to strike
• Burglars jailed for crime ‘campaign’
• MERSEY GATEWAY BRIDGE OPENING
• ‘Bridges should be toll free ... once the bills are paid’
• MERSEY GATEWAY BRIDGE OPENING
• Facts and figures behind Gateway
• How we overcame challenges to complete new the Gateway
• Drawing up a ‘Station Quarter’ masterplan
• Vow to help eradicate modern day slavery
• Council tax bands rule will hit towns
• TARGETING OVARIAN CANCER
• STATUE APPEAL SUPPORT
• Midwife service keeps Unicef title
• Rail passengers are being urged to report hate crimes
• Braving the shave to raise charity cash
• ‘Shared vision’ of care praised after watchdog system review
• £93k funding will boost support for people with autism
• Halton council draws up plan to help residents quit smoking
• Hikers go for a day in Glossop
• Cops’ seasonal security alert
• Consultati­on on organ donation
• Boost for mental health training
• Jabs to avert ‘killer winter’
• Sepsis skills roll-out
• School ranked 100 in UK GCSE league
• Novel’s cataclysmi­c future
• Group aims to boost interest in politics
• YOUR CHAMPIONS 2017 Skip and cycling drive for hospice
• Cupboard clearance call by elderly charity
• Entreprene­urial duo scoop business gong
• Trio of new occupants at Heath Business Park
• On the move vet provides house calls
• Firms face fine under salary law
• Panto stars bring fun and laughter to Halton
• REVIEWS A COMEDY OF TERRORS
• Wild bitten by the Vipers
• Bowling Club strike back to record a memorable triumph
• Mitch in time to help Runcorn beat Linnets
• Very successful run of the Millfield earns them the Mill Brow SC Cup
• Better late than never as Widnes bag draws
• Ashley nets a double but lethargic Linnets are beaten by Stockport
• Wids victorious but it’s not handed on a Plate
• Stadium do find rich pickings in Goldmine to claim the silverware
• Third spot is secured by Halton
• Runcorn Edged out in tight Alderley clash
• Halton quintet are in stylish form at Autumn Meet in North Wales
• Players battle to book their places in next round of Jack Adams Cup
• Vikings set for first Magic clash with St Helens
• Linnets hit by injury concerns

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