Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)

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Articles in Oct 8, 2008 issue of Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)

• POISON LEVEL 48 000 TIMES ABOVE LIMIT; Mercury tests for workers
• Shopping showdown
• New look for site
• Axe falls on tax office workers; Skeleton staff for Huddersfield HQ
• Officer tells of grief
• Retailer consults members
• Martial art stars roll into town
• Emma joins the sun, sand and surf set; Student picked for part in TV show
• Local briefs: Protests over PO conversion
• Local briefs: New campaign
• Local briefs: Get knitting
• Local briefs: Windy stop
• Local briefs: Railway refurb
• Website aims to unite schools and businesses
• Collapsed group fail to submit report
• Campaigners delighted as post office saved
• Help for Yorks athletes
• Death of former leader
• "NO BEAUTY CONTEST" Inquiry opens into clashing developments
• Work to start multi-million pound stadium plan
• A sense of direction; COMMENT The Huddersfield Daily Examiner
• Save our PO; COMMENT The Huddersfield Daily Examiner
• Cattle show; COMMENT The Huddersfield Daily Examiner
• Now Jim can get some help; ANDREW BALDWIN reports on the launch of a new service offered by Kirklees Rape and Sexual Abuse Counselling Centre for male abuse victims
• From just one room to a specialist service
• Care home at heart of community; Residence replaces pub
• Baring up for new calendar
• Not fooled by pounds 2.5m lottery cheque scam
• National briefs: Mosley calls for better rights
• National briefs: Tough targets
• National briefs: Aspirin the key
• National briefs: Spanish act
• National briefs: Heroin pair jailed
• 'Brown is not out of the woods yet' 'Sustained upping of performance' call
• One killed and 350 injured in protest
• Bank customers wait
• 'Reckless' police orders
• Youngsters book themselves in for awards
• Accused believed he wouldn't 'get done'
• 40s show for anniversary
• pounds 40,000 for vital projects
• Golcar Lily day sale
• Highland cattle are on a mission at park
• Party for the Dennises
• A super sport, but no prima donnas
• Going up in the world
• Hospice's new local shop
• TAX PLAN WELCOMED; Tory leader backs shadow chancellor
• Books Banquet
• World briefs: China gets new number plates
• World briefs: 108 - and alive
• World briefs: Soldiers stay
• Judges settle on their final awards shortlist; BUSINESS AWARDS 2008 In association with Chadwick Lawrence SOLICITORS
• On this day
• Letter: Mailbag - We're going to Reach out and battle on for Castle Hall School
• Letter: Mailbag - Thanks for the support
• Letter: Mailbag - Bottles on pavement
• Letter: Mailbag - They're all the same!
• Letter: Mailbag - Ministers are certainly green!
• The HOT topic
• Letter: Mailbag - All the talents . . ?
• Letter: Mailbag - All that dithering
• Letter: Mailbag - Primrose Hill parking
• Letter: Mailbag - Good news at St John's
• Road dangers; On the web
• They say
• Profits soar at catalogue firm
• Staffing slowdown
• Pick of the day
• FILM OF THE DAY; Hot Fuzz
• PICK OF THE DAY; Live Johnstone's Paint Trophy Football
• Catch The Action
• Double act Sasha and Billy are now the best of friends; Family and other creatures
• Pet rescue; Family and other creatures
• Cash is king; As the credit crunch bites deeper one part of the economy is booming - business at the pawnbroker has never been busier! As the financial world lurches from one crisis to the next ANDREW BALDWIN reports on the growing use of one section of t
• Family Finance
• Professional advice and language lessons helped our move abroad; Family history
• Cash plans the key to dream move; Family history
• Go For Dustry!
• Greenhead girls aiming for glory at Nationals

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