Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)

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Articles in April 2, 2008 issue of Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)

• Christmas lights to stay up
• 40,000 potholes filled in!
• DEMAND FOR LEISURE GROUP PROBE; Councillor calls for review following junketing claims
• Accident toddler still very ill
• Park at your peril! Power of post
• Teachers' pay strike
• We wish you a merry April … The 100th night and festive lights still up
• Mum's despair as attacked son is left
• Local briefs: Property under spotlight
• Local briefs: Rucksack trip
• Local briefs: Renovation plan
• Local briefs: Fashion date
• Local briefs: Friends together
• Local briefs: Striding out
• Pigeon-feeding plan 'huge waste of cash' Council plan set for disaster say experts
• Jimbo's jumbo cash boost for local charities
• Car destroyed in fire
• Burst closes road
• Shed blaze suspicious
• Fear for missing teen
• Police in fresh plea on raids
• New lease of life beckons for area; Project could be open in 2012
• Doorstep nuisance; COMMENT
• Truth will out; COMMENT
• A marvellous three miles! Deep under the Pennines is the Standedge Canal Tunnel. A new book about the three-mile marvel has just come out. Here ANDREW BALDWIN reveals what it's like to sail from Marsden to Lancashire
• RE-TYRE-MENT; Slashing vandals force move from shop to internet
• Youngsters shaping up for a great future
• Retail backing for spend and save scheme
• 'Jobs not matched to skills'
• National briefs: Back to the UK, via Milan!
• National briefs: Mortgage halt
• National briefs: Appeal lost
• National briefs: Dr Who debut
• National briefs: Green moves
• National briefs: Man stabbed
• National briefs: Bomb plot trial
• Mugabe's grip on power loosens; Zimbabwe president facing election defeat
• Watchdog warns of internet danger
• Probe after grim find
• Commons review goes on
• Recovery operator creates 16 new jobs; Expansion triggers recruitment drive
• Don't worry, your new bus pass is on the way
• Troops plea; World briefs
• Burying gas; World briefs
• Curbs avoided; World briefs
• Cult in cave; World briefs
• Deadly return! World briefs
• Buying spree; World briefs
• Funerals on web in pounds 1.4m plan
• Alcohol 'illness' soaring
• Tim bans PM from his pub
• Updates on child centres
• 40,000 potholes filled in, but 35,000 dug up; Poor roads causing motorists misery
• Smoothies drinks firm is Innocent
• Paper talk
• Cotton mill plan for local property firm; Developer looks over the Pennines
• IT'S ALL JUST PART OF THE SERVICE! Group helps companies to better their performance
• Website helps people with sight problems
• Fewer petrol stations
• Landmarks on side of new buses
• 'Gas firm's salesman did best to trick me' Clare gets angry over meter move
• Youngsters learn from poet Lemn
• Soldiers mark 100 years
• Providing help for a break
• Rise in product prices
• On this day
• The HOT topic
• Letter: Mailbag - Don't be clever, but let's all use words everyone understands
• Letter: Mailbag - Legislation would cause suffering
• Letter: Mailbag - Let's be proactive not reactive
• Letter: Mailbag - Time to close this 'rat run'
• Letter: Mailbag - Bill created in heat of moment?
• Letter: Mailbag - Thanks for supporting our stall
• Letter: Mailbag - A gaping hole about golf club
• Letter: Mailbag - College cutback can't be justified
• Letter: Mailbag - Transform way we think of autism
• ON THE WEB; Storming start for Fresh Music
• They say
• Fears for British bluebell
• Leap into action and aid charity; We're looking for enthusiasts!

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