Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)

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Articles in July 25, 2008 issue of Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)

• LEAD THIEVES WRECK CHURCH; Steeple tumbles as raiders get away
• Metal thieves bring steeple crashing down; 3.30am ALARM AS MASONRY GOES PLUNGING THROUGH CHURCH ROOF
• Local briefs: Bogus workers 'not council staff'
• Local briefs: Moor votes bid
• Local briefs: Shop saved
• Local briefs: Relatives sought
• Local briefs: Talk is magic
• Local briefs: Healthy ramble
• BIKER TRANSFERRED TO SPECIALIST UNIT; Head injuries after collision with pedestrian
• pounds 5m 'vote of confidence' for town company
• Water safety warning
• Learning to eat healthy
• Hall's well for Amy as a wedding venue; Bride in mum's footsteps for big day at Mechanics
• Choir's pounds 400 concert gift for Alzheimer charity
• Fighting closures; COMMENT
• Nothing's sacred! COMMENT
• That's another fine mess we're in; A SENIOR MOMENT Semi-retired driver JOHN LANGFORD, 65, of Lepton, a former winner of the Lorry Driver of the Year competition, lists bad drivers and poor roads as his pet hates. But here he takes a wider look at the stat
• 'Working to make this best market in North' Giant screen to help bring shoppers back
• Slide to raise funds
• National briefs: Baby accused back in hospital
• National briefs: Branch out
• National briefs: Teen arrested
• National briefs: Safety charges
• National briefs: Pollution blame
• National briefs: Dog finds drugs
• National briefs: Chainsaw case
• Obama drops in after night in Berlin
• Huge poll blow for Brown and Labour
• pounds 3bn nuclear deal denied
• Cheapest power bills demand
• Virtually zero growth slows UK
• X-rated games ban for jails
• Room at the Inn for baby born at doorway; Young Erin back for Christening
• pounds 1.5bn of holiday taxes
• Business collects clothes
• Battle to save a 2nd post office on hit list; Decision will have 'huge impact' on area
• Trio rewarded for long service
• Retail sales plunge
• Fire chief Melvyn's farewell
• Hauliers ask MP for help
• Police act to ensure knife crime stays low; 'One crime one too many'
• World briefs: Woman dies in storm horror
• World briefs: Airport lift-off
• World briefs: Explosives found
• The force is with piazza summer fun; Sci-fi theme and an action-packed programme
• Giants' Andy on the buses with message
• Hospice shops are tops
• Paper talk
• 'Death sentence if I'm sent back to Iraq'
• Refugee Farkhod fearful about his future
• Team work so tidy! Overgrown grassland cleaned up
• Art at double
• The night that Floyd came to town
• Parting's 'sweet sorrow'
• You can't beat a good old family meal
• Move to promote savings
• Families to splash out for free
• New crackdown coming on violence at home; Special joint investigation to be launched
• Teacher leaves school in style
• College's apprentices engineer top awards
• Rentokil bugged by new profits alert; In association with Chadwick Lawrence
• BG earnings rocket; In association with Chadwick Lawrence
• Food sales boost; In association with Chadwick Lawrence
• Region lags behind; In association with Chadwick Lawrence
• Fixed it for gym; Handy gang aid school
• Tractor still missing
• Power of dance; REVIEW
• Letter: Mailbag - Cheap shots from the Lib Dems, instead of them approaching me
• Letter: Mailbag - He doesn't trust the people!
• Letter: Mailbag - Why they voted that way
• Letter: Mailbag - Please help greyhounds
• The HOT topic
• On this day
• Letter: Mailbag - Backing for Tesco plan
• Letter: Mailbag - Frequent complaints
• Letter: Mailbag - How many heads . . ?
• Letter: Mailbag - Support parish council
• Knife crime: one way to solve it! On the web
• They say
• Memory Lane

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