Runcorn & Widnes Weekly News - 2020-02-27

• Council tax hike aims to plug £5.1m shortfall
• Social housing waiting list hits peak
• Dad rebuilding life after shock attack
• Benefits fraudster denies court no-show
• Blueprints revealed for Buddhist ordination hall
• Homeless person reduced to tears by girls’ kindness
• Power plant plans
• Woman made threat to slice teen’s throat
• Biker badly hurt in smash
• Investigat­ion after NHS data breach
• Noisiest areas of borough revealed
• Business owner in Gateway fine row
• Drink drivers sentenced
• ‘Lack of social housing is fuelling knife crime’
• Learn signs of exploitati­on
• Stone Roses tribute event gets last minute go-ahead
• Radical plan to boost quality of bus network
• Uncertain future for VC winner statue campaign
• Keep dogs under control
• HEALTH INEQUALITI­ES
• WRONG TARGET
• Take a first acting step: audition here
• Offer police views on crime
• Abusive shoplifter is banned from stores
• Hikers tak around ‘wi
• Drive to fill positions in hospitalit­y industry
• Futuristic vision for park’s transforma­tion
• Apprentice­s focus of business breakfast
• It’s time to celebrate a great education!
• Our change is as good as the SAVING 50P COINS COULD BE A WISE INVESTMENT
• HEALTH & LIFESTYLE Train hard and veg out
• FAMILY HEALTH Why illnesses from the past are making a comeback
• Picturing a lily for summer In the depths of winter, prepare for this finest of flowers to dazzle in the sunshine
• Cricketers’ defeat at hands of Stadium
• Double-header sees men beat Bulldogs
• Runcorn refresh with 3-0 tonic
• Day of frustratio­n as Widnes forced to settle for point at Ossett
• WIDNESVIKI­NGS The boys in black
• High scoring contest ends in a defeat for Reserves
• Our showing the best yet – Town chief McManus hails first clean sheet in six matches

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