Runcorn & Widnes Weekly News - 2020-03-12

• Council tax to rise in bid to balance books
• Planning conflicts raised at meeting
• Probe after man exposed himself at bus shelter
• Town centre ban put back
• FOI reveals correspond­ence relating to Mersey Gateway
• Seized dog left ‘like a bag of bones’ after stay in secure kennels
• Cash-strapped autism charity forced to close
• MP demands action to help victims with worst cancers
• NHS ‘well prepared’ for outbreak of virus
• Teen pregnancy shock stats
• Millions up for grabs to transform Old Town
• Halton Council rejects allegation of nepotism
• Charging points for borough
• Teamwork can fix environmen­t’s woes
• Pigs at the trough
• SUPPORT STROKE CAUSE
• Rehab service gets CQC’s thumbs-up
• £100k for police Taser roll-out
• Police dog monitor call
• Bridge staff offer their time for free
• Cocktail makers’ cash boost
• Marathon man in charity run
• What’s making your school top of class?
• Amesbury highlights retail industry abuse
• Event offers insights into engineerin­g jobs
• GETAWAY Batz
• HEALTH & LIFESTYLE TIME TO TAKE A PHONE BREAK?
• Recovery mode as Wids win through
• Play-off spot is nailed as title looms
• Fightback by ten men earns point
• Sloppy defending leaves Town counting cost of defeat by Gate
• Unbeaten run comes to an end for Linnets
• Ben’s late riposte saves the day as ring-rusty sides scrap for point
• WIDNESVIKI­NGS Late relief after a
• Difficult day
• Proud defeat but injury is ‘a bad one’ Emergency deals sought for players as side stumble

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