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Articles in Oct 27, 2008 issue of Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)

• Lakes fell race 'not a mistake'
• PLEASE DON'T SHUT MY SCHOOL; Jasmine's anguish
• CHRISTMAS PAY LIFT FOR COUNCIL STAFF; 14,000 get 2.45% rise as national negotiations stall
• Family escape electrical fire
• Farm shop's bangers best
• Band escape blazing coach
• Nuns go on the charge! Park spectacular for children's charity
• Local briefs: Cars on fire
• Local briefs: Carton campaign
• Local briefs: Plan for old mine
• Local briefs: Car break-in
• Local briefs: Hospice cash
• 'What is the point of closing a school which is very high achieving?' PROTESTERS OFF TO DOWNING STREET AFTER WEEKEND MARCH Year 7 pupil Jasmine Wilkinson of Castle Hall School
• Festive parking is free
• Improved play area
• The Huddersfield Daily Examiner COMMENT: Deal on council pay
• The Huddersfield Daily Examiner COMMENT: Story to inspire
• Benchmark breakthrough with its very own studio; Benchmark Theatre has moved into its own premises in a mill building. VAL JAVIN talks to one of its artistic directors Paul Danby
• Instructor Greg's first pass is son; Dad drives Craig to success
• Join the dance call to villagers
• National briefs: 'Mandy' pushes for trade deal
• National briefs: 'Day' dropped
• National briefs: Referendum call
• National briefs: Murder charge
• National briefs: Stress on rise
• Four die as plane crashes on Irish hillside
• Fears for poor in benefits shake-up; Child maintenance changes 'could be disastrous', says family charity
• More borrowing for PM's welfare reforms
• Harry wants to train as copter pilot
• Darling on Scots vote trail
• Plans for greener motoring
• Bronwen Phillipson; Fashion Q & A
• Creative: Paul Cunningham; Q & A
• Golden party treat marks couple's special milestone; Weddings
• Let's make a go of this vital bus route or we could just lose it
• Profits over post offices
• For better or verse
• It's the Lord of the Ring Roads
• State of my gnashers
• The HOT topic
• On this day
• Memory Lane
• Letter: Mailbag - Are we flagging behind?
• Letter: Mailbag - What a pantomime
• Solving those traffic problems; On the web
• They say
• Budget hotel chain to create 450 jobs
• Rise in house sales
• Builder takes a hit
• Axe poised at GKN
• Paper talk; What's making the news in the nationals
• Crowds Out For Parade; Yorkshire Regiment's Big Day As It Marks Its Freedom
• Tragedy as singer dies aged just 32
• World briefs: Railways get pounds 184bn boost
• World briefs: Swing to right
• World briefs: Rebels attack
• World briefs: Interest cut
• World briefs: Bees kill dogs
• Picture my anger at new technology
• Bring back the old for the young
• It could get nasty if Barack loses
• My word, it's good to smile
• Turn up to plant hedges
• Lindley streets are now paved with gold! Big thanks to Chris
• Pick of the day
• FILM OF THE DAY; Harsh Times
• PICK OF THE DAY; Live Stanford Twenty/20 Cricket
• Catch The Action
• Pressing on for a good cause
• Rugby league charity's World Cup breakfasts
• Now y'all, just listen to that music
• Yorkshire author's return visit to sign on at bookshop
• This Life; Emma Kirke
• Money raised to help flood victims; Weekend People
• Young rockers in first-ever gig; Weekend People
• Classic vehicles at town centre display; People
• Police link attacks at three pubs; Gang fears after assaults
• Help for library learners
• B&R's memorable evening with the ladies of brass; REVIEW TITLE Brighouse and Rastrick Band and Boobs and Brass VENUE Huddersfield Town Hall
• Murray so happy with title defence; I obviously won pretty comfortably

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