Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)

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Articles in April 17, 2008 issue of Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)

• Race for votes begins
• PARTY IN THE PARK! 20,000 expected for double music extravaganza
• Shannon mum to appear at kidnap trial; 32-year-old is charged with neglect
• Beaten up for phone
• Hazardous conditions
• Struggle in court
• Pedestrian hurt
• BEETLE IN A JAR; Shopper sickened by find
• Local briefs: Asbo for music nuisance woman
• Local briefs: Reel investment
• Local briefs: Evening class
• Local briefs: Friendly talk
• Local briefs: Car gutted
• Managers' buy-out for estate agency; Property firm goes national in new deal
• Man faces threat of custody after attacking two women at the HRI
• Free concerts back by demand
• Rival moves in as JJB pulls out
• COMMENT: Health on a plate
• COMMENT: Brain power
• LIGHTS! ACTION! Andrew Pygott began his life in the theatre with local amateur groups. Today he's the man who puts events around the world up in lights! He spoke to VAL JAVIN
• Appeal after tragedy
• Passport discount
• Ben's parents are off on the big run; Fundraising family says thanks to hospital
• National briefs: Private firms in pounds 60bn boost
• National briefs: Train tragedy
• National briefs: Crime worries
• National briefs: Lotto results; Last night's winning numbers: 4 10 14 29 31 38 43
• National briefs: Web porn fight
• National briefs: Online theory
• First-time buyers hit by 200% rise; Mortgage costs are on the up as well
• Brown puts global finances on agenda
• Exam boss warns over new tests
• 'No data' on Euro criminals
• Rhys killing: Teenager is charged
• Soldiers' banners move to cabinet
• Infection is not noticed
• Paper talk; What's making the news in the nationals
• Geoffrey, at 88, is still keen to invent; Engineer tells of career
• Unemployed numbers rise in area
• Painting firm has a brush with success; Jobs are created at new office
• All is fair in fundraiser
• Recruits ready for fire duty
• Snake on a grand scale
• Festival on the move
• Meeting on Tesco plan
• Pay 'gun' for health workers
• Hopes of 'new start' for Dalton
• Town fans may get access to digital footage; University survey on TV service
• 10th birthday celebrations
• World briefs: Israeli missiles kill cameraman
• World briefs: Pope's attack
• World briefs: Rip-off warning
• World briefs: Raven star dies
• Pupils look at life behind bars
• 180 hours of unpaid work for trader; Shop's fake goods forfeited
• Call to fill moral vacuum
• RECIPES TO HELP BUSY COOKS … … In a book to use just once a week
• Five-a-side contest raises pounds 400
• Tears of a clown; Joker Jake struggles on after 'the worst seven months' of his life …
• Feedback on shops a farce
• Hopes for my grandchildren
• Terrorist propaganda found on suspect's PC; Trio on trial over London bomber links
• pounds 4,300 sports sessions to help young people develop
• Tragic death in park
• Letter: Mailbag - Robbery victims who showed what Christianity is really all about
• Letter: Mailbag - Applause for Ashley
• Letter: Mailbag - Praise for comic Phil
• Letter: Mailbag - Why pick on Tesco?
• Letter: Mailbag - Shining lights at show
• Letter: Mailbag - Numbers, grey bins and Kirklees!
• Letter: Mailbag - Call for more emphasis on recycling
• Letter: Mailbag - Kathy's my favourite singer
• Letter: Mailbag - Time to close door on cold callers
• Letter: Mailbag - 'Disabled' people who use the gym
• Fans speculate on Andy's future; Town on web
• They say
• Council's business survey; In association with Chadwick Lawrence
• Ale toast to mining musuem; In association with Chadwick Lawrence
• Building firms facing price fix allegations; In association with Chadwick Lawrence
• WH Smith lifts profits; In association with Chadwick Lawrence

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