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	Widnes St Maries - amature rugby football in Widnes
		Widnes Saints won 28-22 against Rossington and play Bedford Tigers in the final at Coventry this Sunday 09.09.07 at 2.00 pm.
		Widnes Saints defeated Edinburgh Eagles 70 - 12 and now face Rossington Sharks of Worksop in the National Semi-Final Play-offs SUNDAY September 2nd 2007 at Rochdale Mayfield ground at 2.00 pm.
		Widnes St Maries put up a brave showing against Batley Bulldogs in the Challenge Cup but were unable to produce a giant killing act losing 60 - 6.
	www.widnesstmaries.com (430 words)

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		Widnes R.U.F.C. is an amateur sports club, managed and administered by volunteers.
		I am proud and honoured to be President of Widnes RUFC for the 2007/8 season.
		Junior rugby continued to do well, but there are some ominous gaps in year groups which are tempting Widnes boys to play for other clubs in the area.
	www.widnesrufc.co.uk (345 words)

	Widnes
		Widnes, in the unitary authority of Halton, Cheshire, England owes its existence to the chemical industry.
		It may also owe its existence to the fact it lies in the middle of many large towns and cities, such as Manchester, Liverpool or Warrington.
		According to local history books, the name Widnes comes from the old Danish vidnes, meaning "wide nose", and refers to the promontory of land that juts south into the river, creating a narrowing in the river called the Runcorn Gap.
	on-the-web.com.au /widnes.htm (368 words)

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		The ownership of the bridge was transferred to Widnes Corporation in 1911 and the bridge was temporarily closed for an upgrade before re-opening on 21 May 1913.
		In spite of eleven petitions against the project, from various authorities and persons in Widnes and Runcorn, the Bill received royal assent on 10th July, 1900 and work duly commenced on what was to be then the largest span of any bridge in the United Kingdom for carrying road traffic.
		The Widnes Foundry Company constructed the approach girders, the towers and the cylinder foundations which were braced together and bolted to solid rock.
	www.niederelbe.de /FAEHRE/f-widnes.htm (1328 words)

	Widnes Vikings RLFC - Official Website of Cheshire's Finest
		Widnes Vikings has had to suspend the club lottery with immediate effect as a result of Widnes Rugby League Football Club Ltd being placed into administration
		McCormack back as O’Connor masterminds Widnes rescue plan
		Halton Stadium, Lowerhouse Lane, Widnes, Cheshire, WA8 7DZ - Tel: 0151 495 2250.
	www.widnesvikings.co.uk (108 words)

	GENUKI: Widnes, Lancashire genealogy
		In 1835 Widnes was a township in the parish of Prescot.
		For probate purposes prior to 1858, Widnes was in the Archdeaconry of Chester, in the Diocese of Chester.
		The Widnes branch of the Liverpool & SW Lancs FHS are the society covering the Widnes area.
	www.genuki.org.uk /big/eng/LAN/Widnes (264 words)

	Hotels in Widnes Cheshire accommodation - Widnes hotels accommodation in Cheshire UK
		From Widnes you are well placed to explore the lush, undulating pastureland of the wide Cheshire Plain, half-timbered little towns and villages and the thriving urban cities of Manchester and Liverpool.
		Widnes is a town of about 60,000 inhabitants on the northern bank of the River Mersey.
		To dial a number in Widnes from outside the UK: dial the International Access Code of the country you are calling from - follow that by the Country Code for the country you are calling to (44 for the UK) - dial the local area code omitting the initial ‘0’ e.g.
	www.kayukay.co.uk /widneshotels.html (658 words)

	Widnes St Maries - amature rugby football in Widnes
		Widnes St. Maries man of the match Craig Dourley was first to touch down and he duly converted to push last seasons National Youth League winners ahead.
		Widnes St. Maries imposed a heavy defeat on their Wigan neighbours in the National Youth League.
		Widnes St. Maries in defence of their hard earned champions title were under early pressure from the big Wibsey side but determined defence kept them at bay.
	www.widnesstmaries.com /TeamsYouth.shtml (1259 words)

	widnes old and widnes new
		Widnes was in the county of Lancashire up to 1974 when the local government reorganization changed us overnight, and we became part of Cheshire County to be merged with our neighbour over the river Runcorn, and to be known as Halton District.
		Widnes Pilot Squadron leader Robin McNair DFC, Bar, was the fighter pilot of the hurricane which shot down the German heinkel III bomber over the ICI rec on the 21 March 1941, completed nearly 500 missions with the RAF, including:
		Charles Glover Barkla was born on the 7 June, 1877, in Widnes, Lancashire, and died on 23 October, 1944, in Edinburgh, Scotland.
	freespace.virgin.net /barry.miller1 (2274 words)

	Widnes Past Present and Future
		Widnes is a town in the North West of England which has approximately 60,000 inhabitants.
		This should not be the case at all as Widnes is renowned for its Rugby League team as well as being a very successful industrial town, producing mainly chemicals.
		The town name of Widnes is here today because the first settlers named it after the part of the river Mersey that Widnes is located on, this part of the river is wide and so they called the town something along the lines of 'Wid Ness' or otherwise translated, 'wide nose'.
	www.btinternet.com /~matty86/widnes/documents/about.htm (155 words)

	North West Video - Widnes history - Millenium
		This video provides an historical and sentimental record of the town of Widnes and the surrounding districts.
		Widnes 'Peeps in the past' Millenium video looks at the towns early history from farming to factories.
		A trip down memory lane inspired by local movie makers of yesteryear who, with their hand cranked and clockwork cameras, helped to immortalise life as it used to be.
	home.freeuk.com /nwvideo/widnesmillenium.htm (333 words)

	Widnes and Runcorn Letters page \| Reader comments \| This Is Widnes and Runcorn
		Brought to you by This Is Widnes and Runcorn and World Group newspapers.
		Widnes sport stories - news, match reports and information brought to you by the Widnes World sportsdesk.
		The latest national news, brought to you by This Is Widnes and Runcorn.
	www.thisiswinsfordunited.co.uk /cheshire/widnes__runcorn (235 words)

	Widnes Hotels - Widnes, UK
		Widnes Hotels - 120 hotels from £5 per room per night.
		Everglades Park Hotel in Widnes, Cheshire is perfectly situated for a visit to any of the many local attractions.
		This hotel is ideally situated for visitors to the area, in the idyllic village of Lymm.
	www.activereservations.com /hotel/en/unitedkingdom/england/cheshire/widnes (444 words)

	Widnes Old
		Widnes was the birth place of the chemical industry, most of the factories set up where in the area called West Bank and moved further up the canal bank towards fiddlers ferry
		All types of chemicals have been manufactured here in Widnes and still are to the present day.
		`Widnes with the lid off makes the sun hide his face` this was the a wording from a post card of Widnes to the righ
	freespace.virgin.net /barry.miller1/old.htm (222 words)

	Widnes Golf Club - 18 hole Course
		Golf was first played in Widnes during the early years of the twentieth century on the land bordered by Moorfield Road and Bowers Brook, known locally as the 'Bongs".Here the early enthusiasts cut holes and marked out teeing grounds.
		The first Golf Club was formed and a nine-hole Course laid out in the grounds of Ditchfield Hall, Hough Green, in approximately 1902.
		Another link with the original Golf Club is that with the proposal to form a Widnes Golf Club several Hough Green members gave their enthusiastic support to the idea, notably Dr.(later Sir) G C Clayton, at one time Chairman of the United Alkali Company and MP for Widnes, who became the first President.
	www.widnes-golfclub.co.uk /index.html (191 words)

	Widnes Vikings - Discussion Shopping at dooyoo.co.uk
		Being a fan of widnes vikings myself I am privelidged to be writhing the very first opinion in this new section.
		After a hard and gruelling NFP season, Widnes vikings have manged to secure a super league spot.
		Widnes is a small town in Cheshire in the North of England just a few miles outside of Liverpool.
	www.dooyoo.co.uk /discussion/widnes-vikings (211 words)

	Widnes Group of Freemasons in the Province of West Lancashire.
		Widnes Group of Freemasons in the Province of West Lancashire.
		These pages give useful information and are intended to inform you about the activities and contacts within the Widnes Group, based at the Masonic Hall, Kingsway, Widnes.
		Having a prime location in Widnes with ample car parking for over one hundred cars, the Hall is an ideal meeting place for masons.
	www.widnesfreemasons.org.uk /index.html (169 words)

	Widnes map \| Halton Borough Council
		Having turned right get in the right hand of the two lanes that continue straight on across the other side of the dual carriageway.
		Follow the A562 as you approach the signs for Widnes stay in the left hand lane.
		At the next set of lights the A562 becomes the A557 Widnes North.
	www2.halton.gov.uk /content/communityandliving/haltondirectlink/widnesmap (540 words)

	Jobs in Widnes @ 1Job.co.uk - UK Jobs Search Engine.
		Compliance Manager - Widnes, Cheshire Compliance Manager Our client is one of the UK s leading specialist Mortgage Arrangers and is part of one of the largest Investment Banks in the world.
		Purchase Ledger Clerk - Widnes - - Cheshire
		Customer Service Advisor Widnes, Cheshire Salary £12,000 - £15,000 plus up to £1300 Branch Performance Bonus per annum Our client is a leading UK distributor of construction consumables to the industry, with a product range covering three key area...
	www.1job.co.uk /town.php/Widnes (2374 words)

	Runcorn and Widnes news, sport, Vikings, jobs, cars, homes, and classifieds from the World
		Runcorn and Widnes news, sport, Vikings, jobs, cars, homes, and classifieds from the World
		WIDNES have cancelled their annual Boxing Day friendly against Warrington Wolves.
		Runcorn's Robin 'Grim Reaper' Reid was defeated in his last fight in Nottingham last night.
	www.runcornandwidnesworld.co.uk (252 words)

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