Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)

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Articles in Dec 29, 2008 issue of Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)

• FAMILY UPSET AT STATE OF GRAVE; Cemetery visit ruined as plot is covered up
• Missing man in canal
• New tribute to bomb's victims; M62 atrocity recalled after 35 years
• Estate plans backed
• Your new Examiner
• Sales rush starts at 5am to bag a bargain! Credit crunch prices tempt the crowds
• Princess to visit project
• Woman, 32 dies after bed blaze
• Beating illness caused at work; Specialist team of helpers
• Sporty times in village
• Police target burglars
• Boost for asthmatics
• Local briefs: Standards high at University
• Local briefs: Fossil walk
• Local briefs: Chip fat fire
• Local briefs: Hit right note
• Local briefs: Pan overheats
• 'It feels as if vandals have done this to Tony's grave'
• Cash for crime-fighters
• The Huddersfield Daily Examiner COMMENT: Clean up our act
• The Huddersfield Daily Examiner COMMENT: Jobs on offer
• It's the pub that cheers; As the number of pubs putting up the shutters continues to grow, ANDREW BALDWIN meets one landlady who took on a pub … and sees a great future in the trade
• Church to close doors due to cost of upkeep
• Barry's backing for new scheme
• Nominations invited for care dignity awards
• Oil fire ruins holiday
• Cyclists badly injured
• National briefs: Man arrested in nurse case
• National briefs: Tragic accident
• National briefs: Parents stance
• National briefs: Knife attack
• National briefs: No chart change
• National briefs: The big freeze
• Stop bombings plea to Israel; Hundreds killed in Gaza Strip air strikes
• Murder charge after bottle killing
• Call for pay rise delay
• Bishops' 'morals' outburst
• Stepping forward for road safety! It's great work helping children THEY'VE been a fixture on our roads for decades, but lollipop ladies are becoming an endangered species in many parts of Huddersfield. BARRY GIBSON speaks to two crossing patrols who have
• Builders urged to go after orders worth pounds 300bn
• World briefs: Shooting a film, literally!
• World briefs: Legal problem
• World briefs: Ban attacked
• World briefs: Horses saved
• World briefs: Blast kills 13
• More jobless gloom forecast for firms
• Suitable wear for centenary
• Britain's workers just want to stay put
• Firms to get free advice
• Record sales at stores
• Course gets a move on
• Keeping peace over Cypriot Green Line; Damien sends a message to his family
• Villagers rally to help needy; Thousands of goodies sent
• Getting rid of gifts!
• Drive to slash toll of deaths on the farm; Agricultural work remains dangerous
• Company's card contest brings festive cheer
• Watch progress on sports ground's new stand
• Debate on plans for hospital
• Learning in the new year
• Waiting game made me think of Piffy
• Boar to bore!
• The old ones can still raise a hearty chuckle
• Suggestion that's not to be sneezed at!
• Months later the rubbish is still there; New look at town's eyesores
• Miss Katie Isabella
• Miss Emma Louise
• Ms Alison Wood and Mr Gary
• Letter: The right way ahead for the country as an election looms
• Letter: Tesco in Holmfirth …
• Letter: … and the unwanted results
• Letter: Down the plughole
• Letter: Praise for Marsden lights
• Letter: Parking problems
• On this day
• The HOT topic
• Top five stories; On the web
• Letter: More Wine, please
• Letter: Support is so welcome
• Letter: Anna and the mature driver
• Pick of the day
• FILM OF THE DAY; Magicians

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