Runcorn & Widnes Weekly News - 2019-10-17

• Drivers say tolls aimed at ‘catching them out’
• Labour MP opposed to charges
• Women attacked after asking thug for a light
• Man, 49, admits having machete
• Still life in healthy district proposal
• £160,000 lighting upgrade for church
• Gas pipe objection to housing
• Councillor­s discuss leisure centre cash
• Shops ban for thief
• Armed robbers target children’s telephones
• Crack dealer sentenced
• Memorial bench smashed
• Two stranded swan rescues in space of a week
• Plastic ring kills duck
• Commisione­r calls for review of drugs policy
• Extra officers welcomed
• Transforma­tion of school is revealed
• ‘Fire service cuts have gone too far’
• Bridge pass appeal
• Concern over future of the Sankey Canal
• Workplace mental health
• PROJECT FEAR AND BREXIT
• Trust joins thermal efficiency project
• 42,000 Halton people risk flu complicati­ons
• Charity given cash injection
• Ramblers off
• F road in rural Wales
• COUNCIL BACKS ADOPTION APPEAL
• Tracking firm joins ESA business group
• Home care company wins employer award
• Will writing initiative benefits charities
• Paid leave scheme
• PAST TIMES DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER
• YOUR GARDEN Give hibernatin­g creatures a helping hand
• Don’t forget your roses in the great autumn garden tidy-up
• HEALTH & T
• CELEBRITY WELLBEING As you get older it’s not great to be too thin. I’ve always wanted to be curvy
• Wild beaten in face of a solid showing
• Penalty calls blight U18s defeat
• Seconds put in a first-class display
• Round-up of darts action from across the league
• Gritty and scrappy game ends in a goalless draw for Town
• Linnets never let up with convincing win

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