TWO courageous brothers fighting for survival have inspired a charity fundraiser to climb a mountain. Jake Noscoe, aged nine, and three-year-old Max, from West Bank, have been diagnosed with a rare disorder, Ataxia Telangiectasia (A-T). This
HANK, a 13-month-old Bengal Siamese cat who lives in Halton Road, Runcorn, is our pet of the week. His owners Kev and Wendy Clare said: “He is a dog trapped in a cat’s body. “He loves to play fetch and snatches the mail from the letterbox.
A TAXI driver rescued by firefighters yesterday from a burning car has died. The 60-year-old man received treatment at the scene and was taken to Whiston Hopsital where he sadly died. At this stage, police believe that he had fallen ill at
WIDNES Vikings captain Kevin Brown is ready to renew his side’s fresh rivalry with Salford Red Devils on Saturday afternoon (2.30pm) in the Magic Weekend opener at St James’ Park, Newcastle. Brown, who was appointed captain in 2015, believes a
A BUSINESS man who ripped off vulnerable, sick pensioners by duping them to buy fake wills has been jailed. Samuel Eaton targeted elderly victims in Runcorn and Widnes to mis-sell them wills and trust deeds while trading as The Pensioners' Association
WIDNES boss Denis Betts is understandably relieved to have seen his side finally overcome their away-day blues. Now he’s looking for them to take the next step against Salford Red Devils at Newcastle United’s St James’ Park on Saturday. The
PEPPA Pig is coming to Widnes. She will at Green Oaks shopping centre on Saturday, May 30 from 11.30am to 4.30pm. There will be lots of fun-filled activities for children including face painting. Youngsters will have a chance to have their
ENTHUSIASTIC pupils have performed a magical concert. Moore Primary School’s choir 1965 entertained more than 100 of their family and friends at Walton Hall. Musical director Mark Edgington, a parent at the school and head of performing arts
NATURE lovers are being offered the chance to explore Halton’s wildlife. A special riverside walk has been arranged by the Mersey Gateway project. Jack Swan, one of Cheshire's leading botanists, and Jeff Clarke, an expert in local nature and
