Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)

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Articles in Jan 30, 2008 issue of Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)

• Tenants face rent increase of 4.7%; Cabinet to decide change
• In terror of a bald fact
• Millions of rooms disappear
• Surprise wedding gift to the hospice
• Local briefs; Teacher cleared back at work
• Local briefs; Store reopens
• Local briefs; Training grant
• Local briefs; Raiders flee
• Local briefs; Jewellery robber
• Three escape as lorry crushes car
• 1 In 4 Mums-To-Be Continue To Smoke
• pounds 350mcost of foreign mothers
• 400 NEW JOBS; Kingsgate plan for seven stores in Phase Two
• 5000BC finds go on show
• Crime and punishment
• Rent rises hit tenants
• Random tests not far down the road; Drink-drive convictions and casualties are on the increase across the country as a new generation of drivers comes on the scene who have not been exposed to the don't drink-drive message. ANDREW BALDWIN reports on a wor
• 'My fine was revoked - then I got another' Motorist slams council 'incompetence' over permit
• Almost pounds 1m revamp for Yorkshire youth hostels
• Bid to revive club
• National briefs: Terror plot to behead soldier
• National briefs: New food labels
• National briefs: Royal expense
• National briefs: Murder charge
• National briefs: Victim's rights
• Wetlands plea to stop floods; Land management is 'the key to prevention'
• Cameron: More stop-and-search
• Misery for home buyers
• Tesco stops the cheques
• Eloise aims to be a champion
• Real cost of nuclear power
• I wasn't in a race triple-death crash driver tells court
• Late-night noise leads to fine and confiscation
• Police to probe cause of blaze
• Paper talk
• Hi-tech anti-terror unit gets more staff as battle intensifies
• Jury hears tragic prostitute's evidence
• HERBAL REMEDY! Community garden gets a new look
• Residents urged to help save lives
• Parking discs on agenda
• World briefs: Plane diverted as pilot falls ill
• World briefs: Afghan fears
• World briefs: Gunmen give up
• World briefs: McCain victory
• World briefs: Thinking time
• World briefs: Tyson attacked
• HRI patients in world study for heart drug; 'Guinea pigs' in research
• Joy's warning about second-hand smoking
• Cafes with class! It's the Real thing for the staff at Kips
• Two-month-old business gets five stars
• Postal history on show
• Bronte tree cut down
• Tory tells Labour MP 'stop being negative' Cabinet member calls for 'talking-up' town
• MP recalls the Nazi Holocaust
• Couple banned from centre
• Short weight costs trader
• Young in danger at wheel
• Park fish are on the move
• Come on and help the Hawks; Search on for new cheerleaders
• Super Bowl
• Letter: mailbag - First class service at day care unit
• Housing concerns
• Yesteryears
• Words my mum sang
• Tiddley iddley-ighty!
• Code of conduct
• Quick points
• EASY PEAS-Y! Head's soup-erb effort
• Mikado's magnificent seven shine at the LBT; REVIEW TITLE The Mikado, Opera della Luna VENUE Lawrence Batley Theatre
• Chipping away at education
• And now Tony's a thought leader
• Evening to help hospice
• Women on lower pensions
• Student homes are planned for derelict land
• Hate mail blames flood on owner of a 4x4 car; Unfair target - 'It's only got a 1298cc engine'
• French bring fire and fountains to Dewsbury
• Emma shows great initiative
• Colne Valley High School fundraiser
• Group loudly and publicly proclaims its views
• Charity's mobility booster

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