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Plans to turn house into children's home rubber-stamped

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By Mark Smith Verified
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A house in Widnes is set to be converted into a children's home after new plans were rubber-stamped. Planning officers have backed an application to transform a property on Elizabeth Terrace into a home for up to three children aged between seven and 18.
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The 11 fallen heroes who will finally be honoured at Cheshire village war memorial

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By Mark Smith Verified
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Fallen war heroes whose names had never been recorded on a memorial are set to be commemorated at long last. Cheshire West and Chester planners have approved a listed building application to add six brass plaques to the Grade II-listed Malpas War Memorial. They will contain the names of 11 fallen servicemen associated with the village. The memorial at St Oswald's Church yard was built in 1920 to commemorate 58 First World War with connections to Malpas.
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Claims landmark Cheshire building could house asylum seekers branded 'untrue'

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By Mark Smith Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Cheshire West and Chester Council has issued a statement on the Verdin Exchange after a furious political row erupted over claims it could be used to house asylum seekers. The landmark Grade II-listed building in Winsford is currently up for sale and being marketed on the council's behalf by real estate firm CBRE. Originally built in 1895, it served as a technical school and later as a grammar school.
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