Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)

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Articles in Sept 5, 2008 issue of Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)

• Horses for courses! … and waterlogged park sinks this year's Greenhead gymkhana
• All for a good cause
• Search for bail bandits
• Fire chief follows in family footsteps
• Unions attack privatisation
• Cancer killing the poor
• Meeting over PO closures
• Cash for green plans
• New service for patients with diabetes; Outreach clinics launched
• Help with cost of heating
• RSPCA calls for helpers
• Doors open to local historic landmarks
• Chance to explore heritage; Places to visit
• Student health warning
• Gourmet guide honour
• Photos help to light up valley's villages; Christmas appeal calendar on sale
• Re-offending target missed
• Ice Age? Welcome to the Age of the Rain
• Beware money transfer letter
• Who'd go to bed with a John Prescott?
• Go underground with museum's new website
• pounds 350m centre opens
• 999? Can you help me cook my roast? COLON on crime
• Design can help to beat crime
• Bank of mum and dad
• PUPILS ARE BITING BACK; Protest letters against 'barbaric' shark finning published by mag
• Delicacy that comes at a price
• Luddites inspire school walk
• pounds 400,000 extension at school is right on schedule; Sixth-form will be top class
• Summer at university
• Research shows race bias
• Pick of the day
• Memories of a hot New Zealand! In association with CASINO red Out & ABOUT Liquid news Fancy a drink? LUCY CORRY raises her glass to the week's best buys
• Living up to expectations; In association with CASINO red Out & ABOUT The New Inn Sowood
• Fabulous fare, but it's from the wrong side! In association with CASINO red Out & ABOUT
• Stephen Jackson's recipe for Eccles Cake; Out & ABOUT
• Dynamic theatre; Children's theatre
• Thespians' fame course; Acting course
• At least the sun shines on this splendid show! Gallery
• Virtuoso Juan at LBT
• Jazz down at Dean Clough; Jazz
• Village festival near; Festival
• The Americans are coming to town! Orchestral
• Las Vegas jackpot no dream romance
• Busy autumn for Marsh choir; Ladies choir
• Book SHELF
• Record drop in prices
• Fashion show planned
• Free butts for public
• ATOMIC DOGS TRAIN FOR FUN; University lecturer and sports historian PETER DAVIES looks at a club for Huddersfield dog enthusiasts who are happy to put their animals through training and agility courses CANINE AGILITY CLUB HAS CLASSES FOR BEGINNERS AND IMP
• Holidays bring stress
• Food and aid sent to Bulgaria
• Trio of walks
• DEVIOUS KILLER; Late change to guilty plea
• Evil Newton buried Sarah behind false wall in his home; Family tell of grief for loving but wayward Sarah after murderer admits guilt
• Victim's brother a killer
• Local briefs: Railway station 'rape' arrest
• Local briefs: Couple at risk
• Local briefs: Diesel danger
• Local briefs: Canopies plan
• Local briefs: Movie survey
• More gas and air! Town firm's inflatable surgery helps mobile Hungarian dentists offer cut-price service
• Special help in finding work
• Meeting's spotlight on under-age drinkers
• Motor sales in 42 year slump
• Woman's handbag snatched
• Blaze in empty flat
• Dad denies baby attack
• Vital Shannon case hearing
• David wins 5-month battle with police; Computer comes to minibus driver's rescue
• Dentistry in disarray; The Huddersfield Daily Examiner COMMENT
• Do we care? The Huddersfield Daily Examiner COMMENT
• 'Noxious' weed has vital role in nature; A SENIOR MOMENT By JILL LUCAS, 75, of Fixby, who has had a lifetime's interest in natural history, particularly botany, and is a member of various groups, including the Botanical Society of the British Isles. Here
• Get it off your chest
• Burglar robbed friends
• Club cash
• Best and the worst of West Yorkshire? No cheers for Summer Wine!
• National briefs: House prices plunge 13%
• National briefs: Hurricane plea
• National briefs: Reward doubled

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