Saturday 30 June 2018

A disposable barbecue did this to a West Yorkshire house

Urgent warning after blaze puts lives in great danger

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Deighton woman smashed up her own property ... as her family stood outside

Police threatened to Taser Dionne Botchway to calm her down

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Here's a first look at the newly revamped Da Sandro's

Popular Birchencliffe restaurant first opened in 1981

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Three victims of Leeds horror smash are named

Grieving friend pays tribute to pals lost in Horsforth Ring Road collision

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This has got to be one of the hottest Deighton Carnivals on record

Music fills the streets during procession that shows the area's great community spirit

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Amazing pictures show how firefighters tackled the Holmfirth Dyers blaze

At its peak there were ten crews and two aerial appliances from across West and South Yorkshire

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Horror crash claims several lives

Carnage after car and taxi crash on major road

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Woman threw bunch of bananas at a policewoman

Christina Pickard was 'in drink' and swearing at her neighbour

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Family affair as youngsters take on Three Peaks

Siblings Lois McDermot, nine, and 11-year-old Ross, took on two of the Yorkshire Three Peaks in aid of Overgate Hospice, Elland.

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Holmfirth Dyers' bosses holding crisis meeting after blaze guts factory

Investigation begins into what caused massive fire

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How this summer's World Cup is a bittersweet affair for Huddersfield's British-Iranians

James Chisem catches up student Nassy Ostad to discuss the tournament experience as well as the current situation in Iran

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Killer gunman from Huddersfield tries in vain to get out of jail

Appeal Court unimpressed with Simeon Henderson who blasted shop owner in the chest with a machine gun

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Army brought in after grenade found in West Yorkshire garden

Major alert after it was found by someone digging in their garden

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Watch as luckiest cat around uses up one of its nine lives in Slaithwaite

This black cat used up one of its nine lives trying to cross a busy road.

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Revealed: Yorkshire house price table - how did Calderdale perform?

The latest Land Registry data shows house price performance in Yorkshire’s towns and cities. Sharon Dale reports.

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Drink driver took a risk as he had no cash for a taxi

But Richard Shires' drive home ended in disaster

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Huge blaze rips through Holmfirth dyers

Ten fire engines called as fire service stretched to the limit

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Social media could be harming young people – here’s your chance to have your say

MPs launch inquiry after experts find anxiety and depression fuelled by browsing popular apps

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Friday 29 June 2018

Drug-fuelled Golcar man threatened to destroy police officer during arrest brawl

Police were called to Kirkwood Drive in Lindley and found the man who had been boozing and taking drugs

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Another large grass fire breaks out in Kirklees

A large fire involving tinder-dry grass and trees has broken out near Batley.

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Fire chief's urgent warning as more moorland fires break out in Huddersfield

Tinder-like conditions mean even family barbecues could spark a big problem

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Union boss vows Kirklees bin strike WILL go ahead

Staff have "no choice" Unison chief says amid new allegations of racism

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Young drink driver hit man's car after he wolf-whistled her at McDonald's drive-thru

Millie Pearce was twice the limit

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Should Kirklees ban takeaways from near schools?

Perhaps it's time for radical thinking to tackle the obesity crisis

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Beloved dog Ted has ‘grate escape’

A woman whose beloved dog was rescued from a drain by three boys has described them as her “little angels”.

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6 scenic Yorkshire attractions to make the most of the sunshine

As the summer heatwave continues, everyone is eager to head outdoors and bask in the hot weather while it lasts.

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The alcoholic drinks which put you at most risk of dehydration

The scorching summer heatwave isn't something we're particularly accustomed to here in the UK, so naturally everyone is keen to make the most of the sunshine while it sticks around.

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Holmfirth firefighters showing 'epic' commitment as they sacrifice day jobs to battle Saddleworth Moor fire

One is a shoe salesman by day and another is a landscape gardener

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Real ale lover with spare £20,000 to £30,000 could buy flat - just yards from The Croppers Arms!

Former municipal loos in Marsh are going to be auctioned off next month

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Multi-vehicle accident causing MILES of tailbacks on M62

An accident involving a number of vehicles has closed one lane of the M62, and is causing tailbacks for miles.

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Beloved Almondbury teaching assistant wins national award for supporting young pupils

A design and technology teaching assistant is helping pupils at Almondbury Community School move up a gear

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Here are the locations of mobile speed cameras in Calderdale

These are the locations of mobile speed cameras in and around Calderdale from week commencing Monday 2 July.

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Weekend in Yorkshire set to be a scorcher with more hot weather on the way

Yorkshire has been basking in a week of tropical-like temperatures as the summer heatwave continues to blaze down - but can we expect a weekend of equally sunny climes?

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Application to convert a takeaway in Halifax to incorporate a new cafe

Here are the latest planning applications to appear before Calderdale Council.

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Public asked to come up with name for road - before housing application is even approved

Kirklees Council has now U-turned over the controversial policy for Bellway Homes in Mirfield

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PHOTO GALLERY: A tribute to honour those who served

Locals and representatives from the Armed Forces came together on Saturday in Halifax to mark the start of Armed Forces week.

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Independent councillor Colin Raistrick: Why I voted yes on Calderdale's Local Plan

Last week Calderdale Council voted 28-18 in favour of the long awaited Local Plan. I was one of the 28.

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IN PICTURES: Looking back at Brighouse Galas of the past

With Brighouse Gala parading into town this weekend we take a trip down memory lane and look at pictures from years gone by.

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PHOTO GALLERY: Sun beams for Amelie’s summer fundraiser

Over £6,000 has been raised to help the dream of a new wheelchair for Amelie Gledhill come true.

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Multimillion pound regeneration project for Huddersfield railway station announced

£10m is to be spent on creating the 'Gateway to Huddersfield'

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Patients' health records to be made instantly available to care providers

The NHS is setting up a £5m project to share patients' health records

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Affordable homes planned for rural communities in Calderdale

Twenty-six new affordable homes are planned for two rural communities in Calderdale.

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Extra security measures for local Co-ops

Central England Co-op will roll-out extra security measures to its stores at New Mill, Thongsbridge and Wooldale

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Yorkshire Water issues update on hosepipe ban status for Yorkshire

Yorkshire Water has had to ‘maximise production’ to meet higher demand for water resources across Yorkshire in the hot weather.

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Former Kirklees College site transformation plan is still on, developer vows

But will it include a new Lidl and a hotel?

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Thief emptied out his 89-year-old gran's bank account to buy heroin

But Lee Woods felt so guilty he handed himself into police

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These Calderdale people appeared at Bradford Magistrates Court

The following Calderdale cases were heard at Bradford Magistrates Court.

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These are the good behaviour rules Kirklees councillors have set for themselves

Members of Kirklees Council's overview and scrutiny management committee agreed the list

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Elland businesses back free car parking trial in town

Businesses in Elland have given their backing to a free car parking trial to encourage more shoppers into the town.

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Students shine at Calderdale College's annual Star Awards

Calderdale College celebrated the achievements and hard work of their students at their annual Star Awards at the Victoria Theatre in Halifax.

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Thursday 28 June 2018

Figures reveal 'underfunding' of social care in Calderdale

Patients at Calderdale Royal Hospital have suffered a delayed discharge 665 times since 2016. a delayed discharge occurs when a patient, clinically ready for discharge, cannot leave hospital because the other necessary care, support or accommodation for them is not available.

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Council slammed as 'lazy' as out of date road signs are GRAFFITI-ED over to save cash

Signs for the Skopos Motor Museum, which closed nine years ago, have been sprayed over

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Appeal for witnesses after jewellery stolen in Halifax burglary

Police are appealing for witnesses to a burglary which occurred on Moor lane in the Ovenden area of Halifax.

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Huge wildfire rages in Golcar as others break out in Kilner Bank and Dalton Bank Road

The Golcar fire near Bunny Wood was 300mx300m

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Jewellery stolen in Halifax burglary

Police are appealing for witnesses to a burglary in Halifax.

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Huddersfield charities say they fear for their survival amid cuts and costs headache

Survey by the Co-op reveals many are worried for the future

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Burglar returned to victim's home to cover up evidence

The initial break-in had taken place at about 4am before the crooks came back

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How man used a pair of trousers to steal whiskey and brandy from a supermarket

His trick using the changing rooms at Asda backfired massively and he was sent to custody

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Yorkshire is hotter than Barcelona, Dubrovnik and Miami

Yorkshire is currently enjoying blazing hot temperatures as the summer heatwave continues to bring days of glorious sunshine - but how does the warm weather compare to the rest of the world?

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Kirklees Council leader says rail chaos is part of north/south divide

West Yorkshire Combined Authority (WYCA) heard that widespread train timetable changes were "a disaster waiting to happen"

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Rail firm TransPennine Express says sorry to customers after spike in delayed and cancelled trains

Train operator TransPennine Express has apologised to customers after what it described as "external factors" led to more than a third of its trains being cancelled or running very late in one day.

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'Uninsured bootcamp recruits running and shouting' through Greenhead Park's pool

Kirklees Council taking action after complaints about bootcamp activities

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Saddleworth Moor fire 'unlikely' to spread into West Yorkshire

The risk of a fire breaking out independently is very real though

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Caught on camera: Do you know these people?

These CCTV images have been released by police in Calderdale of people they would like to speak to.

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The laws you need to know before you try to have a barbecue in a Leeds park

Warm weather and barbecuing go hand in hand, and with the UK currently baking in the midst of a summer heatwave, many people will be making up the most of the sunny spell by firing up the grill.

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£36m price tag to bring Calderdale's roads up to scratch

A new report has revealed that bringing Calderdale’s roads up to scratch could cost more than £36 million.

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Weather forecast predicts WEEKS without rain in Huddersfield

The heatwave may bring negative side effects, but a drought won't be one of them.

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Man accused of challenging ex's new boyfriend to fight in the street

Robert Patton's alleged outburst lasted for 10 minutes at his former partner's Fartown home

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Hundreds of cannabis plants seized from farm in Moldgreen

West Yorkshire Police have shared pictures of the operation after swooping on the property

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'High risk' areas in Calderdale to be checked in wake of Saddleworth Moor fire

In the wake of the wildfire on Saddleworth Moor, Calderdale Council is taking extra precautions in the borough and monitoring high risk areas.

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How to protect your children and babies from potential dangers such as heatstroke during heatwave

Everyone is susceptible to falling ill when we are experiencing extreme heat such as the current heatwave.

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Northern timetable chaos: Yorkshire season ticket holders to get one week's compensation

A compensation package for the rail passengers in the aftermath of the Northern timetable chaos has been agreed by the region's transport bosses.

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Woman stole mobile phone and bank card from man who took her in during bad weather

He took in Alliah Bradshaw when he found her stood in the pouring rain and lent her some money to get home

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Drink-driver banned for two years after attempting three-point turn

Michael Robertshaw - three times the limit when he attempted the manouvre - was banned from the road for a considerable time

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Halifax burglary victims traumatised after crooks return to crime scene to remove evidence

An Illingworth family suffered further trauma when the burglars who raided their home in the middle of the night came back a few hours later to try and remove incriminating evidence.

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'I'm going to kill you' threatened jealous ex during brutal attack on former partner

Shawn Crossfield snapped after seeing another man leaving her Grange Moor home

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Bin strike to go ahead next week as Kirklees publishes replacement collection plan

It's unclear whether Unison members will definitely go on strike

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Police issue warning around the dangers of swimming in open waters

Police are reminding young people of the dangers of swimming in lakes, reservoirs and rivers in light of the warm weather we’ve been having this week.

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Hebden Bridge drink-drive teen banned for 20 months

A Hebden Bridge teenager involved in an early hours crash in Burnley whilst more than twice the limit has been banned for 20 months.

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The Ministry of Justice is trying to block these plans for student flats in Huddersfield

Government bids to stop developer closing Huddersfield County Court

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Halifax town hall to host poppy exhibit to mark Armistice centenary

A Great Poppy Exhibition will take place at Halifax Town Hall as part of Calderdale’s commemoration of the centenary of the armistice.

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Courts reveal the figure paid back by criminals in West Yorkshire

Millions were received through confiscation orders doled out by our courts over the past year

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North still being short-changed on rail spending by Government, says damning report by MPs

The Government’s intention to tackle the North-South divide is being undermined by the flawed methods it use to decide which schemes to fund, a critical report by MPs has claimed today.

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Wainhouse Tower to light up blue to celebrate the NHS’ 70th birthday

Iconic landmarks and buildings across Yorkshire and the Humber will be lighting up in blue on the evening of July 5 to say ‘Happy Birthday’ to the NHS and to recognise its special place in our lives.

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Firefighters battle oil tank blaze at Halifax metal factory

Firefighters tackled a oil tank fire within a Halifax metal industrial processing plant in the early hours of this morning.

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Firefighters tackle blaze at Halifax metal industrial plant

Firefighters tackled a blaze at an industrial plant in Halifax town centre after an oil tank caught fire.

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Saddleworth Moor fire covers 'seven square miles' as army join the fight

Fire is 'smouldering away' but a change in wind could ignite 'square miles of unburnt fuel'

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Kirklees plunders its reserves to tackle social services crisis

Authority facing "significant financial challenges"

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Wednesday 27 June 2018

Calderdale Council issue warning over moorland fires

Calderdale Council has issued a warning over moorland fires in the wake of the blaze on Saddleworth Moor.

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Attempted murder charges dismissed against two men over Rajas shooting

West Yorkshire Police continuing to investigate shooting at popular Fartown takeaway

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Watch as crash flips Mercedes van in collision with heavy tanker

Crash in Dewsbury town centre led to road closure for nearly two hours

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Hundreds of British troops died yet no-one seems to remember this 'forgotten war' at all

Search for relatives of two Huddersfield soldiers who paid the ultimate price trying to keep the peace

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New gardening project encourages children to bloom

Teacher behind it is known as Colne Valley's Mr Bloom

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Lepton Post Office reopens in convenience store with a Sunday service on offer

The move means it will open for an extra 60 hours and will be open on Sunday

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Man 'ignored court order not to contact his ex or go to her Paddock home'

Satar Miakhel is accused of breaching his restraining order

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Plan for pedestrian and cycle path along the A629 road to Halifax

Salterhebble Hill is undergoing major road improvement works and there's more to come

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More hot weather forecast for the weekend in Yorkshire as heatwave continues

The UK is currently basking in the midst of a scorching heatwave and more hot weather is on the way, with temperatures tipped to reach as high as 35 degrees in some parts of the country.

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Reward of £400 offered for return of schoolboy's 'pride and joy' birthday present

Theft of KTM bike has left 11-year-old Lowerhouses boy devastated

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More hot weather forecast for the weekend in Leeds as heatwave continues

The UK is currently basking in the midst of a scorching heatwave and more hot weather is on the way, with temperatures tipped to reach as high as 35 degrees in some parts of the country.

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Come on Calderdale! The Piece Hall appeals for votes for prestigious national award

Piece Hall bosses are asking Calderdale folk to come together and support its nomination for a prestigious national award.

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"It was pretty cool" Kirklees' first female Sikh councillor on being elected by her home town

New Kirklees Clr Harpreet Uppal is a real trailblazer for her community

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“Jam-packed” weekend of family entertainment ahead in Mansfield and Ashfield for Armed Forces Day

Visitors are promised a “jam-packed feast” of family entertainment to mark Armed Forces Day in across Mansfield and Ashfield this weekend.

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Man attacked pregnant mum of his two children in front of terrified youngsters

Gary Wood admitted assaulting pregnant woman in her own home

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Police find body at Pellon residence

A body was found at a house in Pellon yesterday after police and paramedics were called to an address amid reports of a concern for safety.

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Vandals deface Calderdale war memorial

The Friends of West View Park group say they are “devastated” after a Halifax memorial was vandalised.

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Alleged drink driver accused of dangerous police pursuit around Huddersfield streets

David Smith arrested after police chase in Newsome to face crown court

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'They’ve tried to save each other' - mum speaks as inquest into Huddersfield canal tragedy opens

Inquest opens into the deaths of Martin and Jack Andrews who were found dead in canal at Cooper Bridge

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'We're lovin' it' - McDonald’s delivery service starts in Calderdale

The new McDonald’s McDelivery service has goes live in Halifax and is now available from four restaurants across the borough.

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Man snared by paedophile hunters at Huddersfield Railway Station thought he was meeting teen girl

Ian Kershaw handed community order after admitting offences

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Halloumi shortage? Could Calderldale company have the answer with Squeaky Cheese

A Sowerby Bridge company could have the answer to the apparent shortage of halloumi with its unique squeaky cheese.

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Kirklees Council spent £31k on air travel - but says it makes a 'conscious effort' to avoid flying

Kirklees was third in the list of Yorkshire's 20 councils for spending on air travel

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Head of Rastrick High to join Calderdale Council as Assistant Director

The head teacher of Rastrick High School has been chosen to help lead the strategic improvement of schools across Calderdale.

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Brian to follow dad’s journey in honour of our Regiment

A man whose father served with the Duke of Wellington’s Regiment is embarking on an emotional journey to retrace his father’s footsteps.

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Housing plan for Grade II listed school welcomed, but councillor warns of pressure on local services

Former Oakes Junior School is dilapidated but could soon be given a new lease of life

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National glory for Hipperholme Grammar School cheerleaders

Two talented pupils from Hipperholme Grammar School have been jumping for joy after winning several events at a national cheerleading competition.

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Banned driver who got behind the wheel six times is jailed

Atilla Tauz was fetching medication for his heavily pregnant diabetic wife when he was caught by police

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Woman suffering from migraine after fasting for Ramadan attacked her neighbour

Sameena Ahmed slapped her neighbour of 10 years in a row over her daughter

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GRITTERS could be out in Yorkshire due to roads melting in the heatwave

Gritting lorries could be out in Yorkshire - because the hot weather heatwave risks melting the roads.

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Police bodycams provide 'valuable tool' in fight against domestic abusers in Yorkshire, study finds

POLICE BODY-WORN cameras are proving a “valuable tool” in the fight against domestic violence, a year-long study by the University of Leeds has found.

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Army on standby as Saddleworth fire moves closer to homes

Homes have been evacuated as firefighter struggle to contain the 'biggest fire in living memory'

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Revealed: How much the Council spent on air travel for Calderdale officials

New research released today has revealed the cost to Calderdale taxpayers of flights for local bureaucrats over the last three years.

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Huge moorland blaze now so bad army may be called in to battle it

Saddleworth fire declared an emergency incident and homes evacuated

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Privacy and dignity 'not always respected' by staff at home for elderly

Care watchdog says Cleveland House care home in Edgerton 'requires improvement'

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Roof terrace at Ugarit and Storthes Hall retirement village among latest planning applications

The latest planning applications submitted and decided at Kirklees Council

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Tuesday 26 June 2018

'Human skull' discovered in Bradford village

A skull believed to be from a human has been found in West Yorkshire.

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Chemical spillage from stolen tanker in Elland

Pharmaceutical waste spilled onto the road from a stolen tanker in West Yorkshire.

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Revealed: Who topped Huddersfield's Real Schools Guide for 2018

Our guide to the best of local schools in the Huddersfield and wider Kirklees and Calderdale area

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Plans to spend £10m on HRI's A&E and intensive care wards spark hopes of a u-turn

Hospital bosses claim multi-million HRI revamps are just 'repairs'

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Brothers aged nine and 13 killed in car crash on family holiday

Huddersfield Grammar School among those paying tribute

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Warning to motorists over dogs in hot cars: what not to do - and the punishments courts can give you

As temperatures continue to soar across the UK, dog owners are being urged to look out for their four-legged friends during the scorching heatwave.

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Teenagers who missed measles vaccinations as children are now in danger

As cases rise in Kirklees and Caldlerdale, medics say it's not too late to have the injection after measles cases rise

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MPs lends their support to safe standing at football matches in parliamentary debate

Local MPs spoke in parliament on Monday in support of the campaign to allow standing at football matches

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14 tips on how to get your baby to sleep on hot nights

Keep your little one cool and calm to ensure they drift off without feeling clammy and uncomfortable

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Huddersfield's halloumi producer can't make enough of the stuff - as UK shortage rumoured

A reported shortage of imported halloumi is fuelling demand for tasty cheese made by Crosland Moor woman Razan Alsous

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Pollen count to be 'very high' in coming week - here's some tips to relieve your allergy

Is hay fever putting a dampener on your summer? Here are the quickest and best ways to get rid of it

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Heatwave stopping you sleeping? These tips should help you nod off during hot weather

Optimal sleeping temperature is 16-21c - here's some tips to get a good night's sleep

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Ryburn wants to raise some dough and break a record

Staff and students at Ryburn Valley High School are launching their fundraising campaign in the run up to a Guinness World Record attempt on July 13.

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Mum slams council for 4ft tall grass which increases hay fever

Kath Anderton says uncut grass is a nightmare for hay fever sufferers

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Watch as main Halifax road torn apart by burst water pipe

Major road will remain closed until Friday as Yorkshire Water undertake major repairs

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Brawling man's cut linked him to crime scene after drunken mistake

Jason Duffy spotted he'd been seen fighting, so threw his phone at glass then accidentally cut himself at the crime scene

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Will this be the hottest year on record for Leeds?

Yesterday marked the hottest day of the year in Leeds, reaching a scorching 28 degrees C, and the rest of the week looks set to be equally tropical in temperature.

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Halifax MP slams Government over justice waiting times following Calderdale court closures

Halifax MP Holly Lynch has slammed the Government for failings in the courts system which have resulted in some domestic violence victims waiting nearly a year to see perpetrators face justice.

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Guide to the best miniature railways in and around Huddersfield

Days out for the family on the mini-railways of West Yorkshire

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On the hottest day of the year circus workers find not a single drop of water at Mirfield site

Row between circus organisers and Kirklees Council - but staff say show will go on

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Great Yorkshire Show 2018 - times, tickets, things to do and more

The Great Yorkshire Show celebrates the best of Yorkshire rural life and farming - here's what to expect

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‘People need homes’, Calderdale Local Plan counter-demonstrators argue

A counter-demonstration at last week’s Calderdale Extraordinary Council meeting which approved the Local Plan was organised by groups including The People’s Assembly and the Unite union’s community membership.

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Search begins for Halifax Courier's Curry House of the Year

We are  on the hunt for the best Curry House of 2018. A balti or bhuna?  Spicy and hot, to mild and creamy, there’s nothing us Brits love more than a curry, and with over 9,000 Indian restaurants in the UK everyone has their favourite!

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Violent man locked up again after ignoring ban on contacting his ex

Aaran Barden was handed the indefinite restraining order after hitting her with a tennis racket

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Brighouse the major battleground as decision is made on Calderdale's vision for homes and businesses

Anger in the Calderdale Council chamber over future planning that will see major development in Brighouse

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Calderdale’s Tories vow fight against Local Plan will go on

Conservative councillors have pledged to continue the fight over Calderdale’s Local Plan following the draft document being approved at an Extraordinary Council meeting last week.

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Shopper's 'bargain' toothpaste can't be guaranteed to be safe, says Colgate

The three-year-old toothpaste had been imported from South Africa, it has been discovered

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Kirklees Local Plan: What does it mean for me and what happens next?

As the Planning Inspector gives the thumbs up to major Kirklees Council planning policy we reveal what it means for housing, roads, schools and GPs

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If it’s not his job to step in, who’s is it? Chris Grayling under fire again over Northern rail chaos

Transport Secretary Chris Grayling has been urged to grant a “strong democratic and passenger voice” when future decisions on rail timetables are made as he faced criticism for claiming he did not have overall responsibility for the railways.

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Wainhouse Tower to light up blue as the NHS turns 70

Calderdale Council is helping the NHS celebrate its 70th birthday by lighting up Wainhouse Tower in blue.

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Watch amazing drone footage capturing extent of Saddleworth Moor fire

Fire crews continue to battle the moorland fire as it enters its third day

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Man 'struck his love rival in the head with a stereo' at his flat

The victim suffered bleeding to the brain in the alleged attack at Harold Wilson Court

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"I'll run you over with 16 seater minibus" arrested man threatened police

Dale Pearson's bizarre behaviour included head-butting a police car and hurling racist abuse at officers

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Councillors hit back in Queensbury tunnel row

Councillors in Queensbury are leading a challenge to recent comments by Highways England on the threat posed by the condition of a disused railway tunnel under the village.

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Gallery: Piece Hall packed for an incredible feast

The Piece Hall was packed with people enjoying good food and celebrating community spirit at the Incredible Finale Feast.

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LIVE INCIDENT: Traffic stopped and delays building after accident on M62 towards Leeds

Traffic has been stopped on the M62 just outside Leeds after an accident.

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Monday 25 June 2018

Watch: Burger bar's celebrity meet and greet event descends into violence

Frankie's Burgers apologises after brawl where man was attacked in front of his own son

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Watch: Burger bar's celebrity meet and greet event descends into violence

Frankie's Burgers apologises after brawl where man was attacked in front of his own son

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If it’s not his job to step in, who’s is it? Chris Grayling under fire again over Northern rail chaos

Transport Secretary Chris Grayling has been urged to grant a “strong democratic and passenger voice” when future decisions on rail timetables are made as he faced criticism for claiming he did not have overall responsibility for the railways.

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Massive moorland blaze can be seen 20 miles away

Fire crews battling Saddleworth Moor fire covering 2km near Dovestones reservoir

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Busy Halifax commuter road closed after burst water pipe

A busy Halifax road has been closed after a burst pipe plunged it under water.

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Huddersfield town centre nuisance drinker adds to his 111 offences

Ryan was so drunk he couldn't remember stealing meat from Crawshaws butchers in Huddersfield town centre

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Here's where to find the best ice cream in Yorkshire

When the sun starts to shine, nothing seems to tickle a fancy more than a Mr Whippy.

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Businessman punched and hurled racist abuse at taxi rank customer

Court told Liam O'Sullivan bitterly regrets his behaviour outside Bob's Taxis in Huddersfield

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Great pictures show Huddersfield's photographic talent

Winners plus 140 stunning snaps now on display at Huddersfield Art Gallery

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Smoking, chip pans and candles: Fires in your home could be prevented

Nearly 1,000 people have been injured and 39 have died in house fires in West Yorkshire over the last three years.

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Gallery: Celebrating new top class teaching block in Todmorden

Celebrations have been taking place at Todmorden High School to mark the opening of the new state-of-the-art teaching block at the school.

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First look at planned new railway station for Calderdale town

Hopes are high that it will boost employment in Elland

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Obesity tackling scheme in Calderdale up for national award

Calderdale Council’s innovative work to tackle child obesity has been shortlisted for a prestigious national award.

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Dog owners urged to consider their pets as heatwave looks set to bake Yorkshire all week

Temperatures are set to soar as summer gets into full swing following a warm and dry weekend and highs of 30C are being predicted for some parts of the country.

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Here's why the vote to expand Heathrow could be bad for Yorkshire

Leeds and Doncaster airports could lose out

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Why hay fever medicines may land you with a conviction for drug-driving

These types of offences have rocketed in West Yorkshire

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Do the people of Dewsbury really want their own town council?

Petition needs 3,000 signatures, but so far only 600 have signed it

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Business column: Lee Kenny looks at the many challenges faced by entrepreneurs

A common myth in business is that it’s lonely at the top”.

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Kind-hearted youngsters help teammate who became victim of a cruel theft

Malachi McKenzie, 13, was left distraught after having his bike was stolen

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Deighton Carnival takes place this weekend - here's what's in store

Thousands are set to turn out to enjoy the fun when Deighton Carnival brings together music, dance, art and sport

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Guide to the first-ever Linthwaite Leadboilers Festival

Family fun, food, drink, stalls and live music planned in Linthwaite

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Air ambulance transports collapsed man from Holmfirth business

Paramedics and police were called to Holmfirth Dyers Ltd before the patient was flown to hospital / 160117Dholm

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REVEALED: Full list of planned roadworks in Yorkshire over the coming week

Knowing about planned roadworks in advance of a journey can be a great time saver.

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Get the suncream out, we're set for a heatwave lasting weeks

Forecasters predict weeks of hot, sunny weather thanks to Spanish plume

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There could be a halloumi shortage and people are freaking out

National newspapers are reporting supplies are dwindling

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Halifax to bake in year’s hottest temperature as mercury tops 30C

The mercury will rise above 30C this week as Halifax and the rest of the country bakes in its hottest temperatures so far this year.

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Flockton bypass petition will force councillors to discuss danger road

MP and residents fear more accidents on winding road through the village

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Gallery: Annual Handmade Parade was once again a success

All the fun of the fair brought thousands of people onto the streets of Hebden Bridge for a sun-soaked cultural celebration at the weekend.

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Depressed woman who found life too hard hailed as a star in the NHS

Debs Taylor turned her life around after picking up art group leaflet

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Sunday 24 June 2018

Meet the dairy farmer who tracks his cows' wellbeing with pedometers

Slaithwaite dairy farmer Neil Brigg is using technology in the milking parlour to keep his cows contented

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The Welcome Centre needs you to help to feed hungry families over the school holidays

Some struggle in the summer without free school meals

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Colne Valley High told to stop excluding so many pupils - and deal with 'rising absences'

Ofsted says school is taking 'effective action' to improve

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Freak fall leads to mum needing to have leg amputated

Julie Banwell was living a nightmare of never-ending pain

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Kirkwood Hospice's Midnight memory Walk raises record-breaking total

More than 1,000 people raised a staggering amount

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Hebden Bridge alive with colour as Handmade Parade takes to the streets

All the fun of the fair brought thousands of people onto the streets of Hebden Bridge for a sun-soaked cultural celebration at the weekend.

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EXCLUSIVE: Paedophile hunter's shock over death of man he snared

Jamie Lee caught Huddersfield man Robert Pearson who was found dead shortly after leaving prison

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Outdoor seating at Holmfirth picturedrome and more student flats among latest planning applications

Music fans will be able to enjoy some al fresco entertainment at the Picturedrome

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Eight-year-old Huddersfield girl will walk out with match ball ahead of England game

Alysia Singh is already in the stadium in Russia and has been warming up

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Tories' anger after inspector gives Kirklees green light to build 30,000 homes

Conservatives cite lack of school places ... and crumbling roads

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Meet Mary Elaine Sykes, Huddersfield's first female mayor and a trailblazer for women

We look at a remarkable woman from Huddersfield’s past to mark the centenary of the passing of the Sex Disqualification (Removal) Act 1919 which enabled women like her to enter the legal profession for the first time

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Shocking number of dog attacks on posties

An appalling 44 incidents are logged by Royal Mail every week

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"Encouraging others to support the town of Halifax "

At the end of this month I shall complete my year as President of The Rotary Club of Halifax.

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Kingfishers, herons, chubb, roach, perch and carp in danger as Lepton pond 'at risk of drying out'

Residents are trying to find out who owns Lepton Great Wood

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Saturday 23 June 2018

Group of lads 'shouted rape threats' at woman walking her dog

Police are investigating the distressing offence in Marsden

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Former Oakes school and nursing home set to be turned into housing

Once-handsome Grade II listed building is now a dilapidated eyesore

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Sex offenders and violent criminals applying to be teachers in our area

It's not clear if some people with convictions were hired or not

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"My L-plates fell off" said eight-time banned driver pulled over by police

Craig Midgley hadn't even received his provisional licence yet

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Kirklees College's Young Chef of the Year is just 10 and this is what she made

Lenah Ahmed has won the prestigious competition

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Brazen thieves steal the entire front of young victim's car

Student Wiktor Kawala's Vauxhall Corsa now looks like it's in a scrapyard

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Two motorcyclists seriously hurt in Mytholmroyd crash

Two people on a motorbike have been left with serious injuries after a crash in Mytholmroyd on Friday afternoon.

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Bikers make teen's prom arrival one he'll never forget

They gave Salendine Nook High School pupil a special - and very noisy - entrance

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McDonald's in Gallagher Retail park accused of not doing enough about litter

McDonald's has been urged to improve its rubbish clean-up oprations at the drive-thru at Gallagher Retail Park

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Story of a terror stricken stray dog saved from a Romanian death shelter will warm your heart

Sarah Napier reveals how she rehabilitated feral Ursu in new book

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Huddersfield rated top 5 in the UK for a riverside holiday

HolidayLettings.co.uk has ranked Huddersfield among the top five locations in the UK for a riverside holiday

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The Yorkshire 'chimney' that's the tallest folly in the world

At 275ft in height, Wainhouse Tower in Halifax is the world's tallest folly.

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Friday 22 June 2018

Stupid thief shouldn't have gone to Specsavers

Dawid Dytlow stole expensive frames ... but had booked an eye test!

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Gang in 'santa hats' used gas to blow up Post Office cash machines

Cash machine in Almondbury was among those blown up

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Driver caught three times the limit because he was using his mobile phone

Ali Sharifi was pulled over in Dewsbury and police smelt cannabis on his breath

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Man who lost everything after being snared by paedophile hunters is found hanged

Former binman Robert Pearson, originally of Honley, was confronted at home and later pleaded guilty to child sex offence

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Coffee thief Cameron Smith is jailed for a week

He took eight jars from Tesco Express in Marsh

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Men caught smoking cannabis in a VW Polo at Outlane Golf Club

They were in the car park and a passenger handed over his stash to them

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Theft charges against homeless project founder Dave Kennedy are dropped

But Huddersfield Change Project founder remains under investigation

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Kirklees College student named Entrepreneur of the Year after wowing Dragon's Den's Peter Jones

Dragon's Den's Peter Jones was among the judges when Birkby student Adam Ali was named Entrepreneur of the Year

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Striking rail workers will affect Huddersfield services on Saturday

Rail users warned to plan ahead as services will be cut

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Why man broke the law by visiting his ex in a Cleckheaton hotel

Kieron Quinn went to her room despite having bail conditions not to contact her

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The giant sandpit at Eureka! has been put to an unusual use over the last two weekends, with girls from Crossley Belles FC training for their first ever beach football tournament.

Eureka turns training pitch for girls

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Brian to follow dad’s journey in honour of our Regiment

A man whose father served with the Duke of Wellington’s Regiment is embarking on an emotional journey to retrace his father’s footsteps.

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8 dream jobs currently up for grabs in Yorkshire

Fancy a career change?

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Roadworks misery will continue for another six months

Drivers face frustration for another six months as the multi-million pound scheme to widen the A629 at Salterhebble Hill is not expected to be completed until early 2019 after encountering some major challenges.

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Mobile speed camera locations in Calderdale

Mobile speed cameras will be at the following locations around Calderdale from Monday 25 June.

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Man found hanged at Huddersfield archery range

The body of a man in his 50s was discovered at the Valley Bowmen of Huddersfield club in Meltham early this morning

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7 dream jobs up for grabs in Leeds

On the hunt for a new challenge?

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Planning applications: What is being built where you live?

Here are the latest planning applications to appear before Calderdale Council.

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You might see the gritters out this weekend - this is why!

Kirklees Council gritting team is on standby as heat may melt roads

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Mystery over why a developer wants to smash a hole in a row of terraces to create a new road

Bizarre Mirfield application back before Kirklees Council

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Driver who smashed into a dry stone wall while twice the limit was already on a drink-driving ban

Anthony Jennings sped away from police and lost control of his Fiat Punto

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Green light for Calderdale’s Local Plan

Calderdale councillors have approved the controversial Local Plan, which will shape where the borough’s homes and businesses might be developed over the next 15 years.

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Planning approved in Leeds for regeneration of UK's last gas-lit cinema

Planning permission has been granted to Leeds' Hyde Park Picture House for an ambitious refurbishment project, which will secure the much-loved community institution for generations to come.

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Here’s how long the heatwave will last in Yorkshire

The weather is set to be scorching both this weekend and next week, with the beginning of July expected to be unusually warm for this time of year.

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Here's how to quickly find out if your dog or cat has hayfever - and what to do if they have

The heatwave is expected to cause sniffles across the country but did you know that your pets can suffer from hay fever too?

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Court briefs: Who's been up in court?

The following Calderdale cases were heard at Bradford Magistrates Court.

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There may be a beer and fizzy drink shortage across Europe during the World Cup

CO2 supplies across the continent are running low

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Thursday 21 June 2018

Jake Mangel-Wurzel says ignore best before dates as he eats chocolate eggs SEVEN years old

He said he has suffered no ill effects but others are too squeamish to eat out of date food

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Today marks the longest day of the year - How much daylight will Huddersfield get?

Today marks the Summer Solstice

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Waiter drove without a licence - and got banned from the road for another six months

Vasim Iqbal will have to wait until he can reapply for his provisional licence following the incident in Batley

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Pet owner accused of starving ferret named Buttons to death

Jane Harvey denies failing to properly feed the pet at her Liversedge home

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Burglars jailed after causing damage at leisure centre

Bungling burglars set off alarm system

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Bungling burglars jailed for late night break-in at Halifax leisure centre

A pair of noisy burglars have been jailed after they caused over £1,000 worth of damage during a late night break-in at a Halifax leisure centre last month.

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NHS Trust is praised over standards

An NHS trust has been praised for improving standards of patient care following its latest visit by Government inspectors.

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Three towns in Calderdale named among best for work-life balance

Three towns in Calderdale are among the best places in England to live and work – with affordable homes, good schools and relatively few people working long hours, according to a new study.

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A very bad day for Huddersfield, Examiner readers say as Local Plan passed

The scheme would see 31,000 new homes built

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450 jobs to be axed by Lloyds in move to hit back office staff

Lloyds Banking Group is to axe 450 jobs in a move that will mainly affect back office staff.

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Man who broke his legs when he fell from Huddersfield town centre roof said he was 'looking for pigeon eggs'

Firefighters cut through a locked gate so paramedics could access the man who was only discovered when a passer-by heard his screams

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Wimbledon 2018: Everything you need to know about this year’s tennis tournament

Wimbledon makes its annual return between 2 and 15 July, with the best of tennis talent all vying for the highly acclaimed champion title.

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Dewsbury Museum could be signed over to the community

Campaigners want Kirklees Council to sign the building, in Crow Nest Park, over to them

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Pictured: Yorkshire snappers soak up the summer solstice sun

It’s the summer solstice which means summer is officially here and in good timing - a heatwave is coming!

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The eight kinds of footwear which Holmfirth High will no longer tolerate

Parents warned that footwear must be plain and leather

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How Friends of the Earth plans to cut air pollution in Kirklees

Huddersfield town centre, Bradley Bar and New Mill are reportedly among the worst areas in Kirklees for air pollution

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Leeds heatwave: When it’s set to start and the weekend weather forecast

A heatwave is shortly expected to hit the UK, bringing extremely warm weather and bright, clear skies.

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Yorkshire heatwave: When it’s set to start and the weekend weather forecast

A heatwave is shortly expected to hit the UK, bringing extremely warm weather and bright, clear skies.

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Yorkshire heatwave: When it’s set to start and the weekend weather forecast

A heatwave is shortly expected to hit the UK, bringing extremely warm weather and bright, clear skies.

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Temperatures to hit 30C by middle of next week with TEN day heatwave

The hot weather will build and build over the next two weeks with summer really arriving from today

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Ofsted chief backs calls to ban mobile phones in schools

The head of Ofsted has thrown her weight behind headteachers who ban mobile phones from their schools in a bid to crackdown on naughty behaviour.

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HGV driver drove for seven-and-a-half hours without taking a break

Craig Harrison was caught breaking the law after being pulled over at Ainley Top

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Wednesday 20 June 2018

31,000 homes are coming after Local Plan gets almost full approval

Shock as planning inspector gives go-ahead for homes on Kirklees only public golf course

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The eight kinds of footwear which Holmfirth High will no longer tolerate

Parents warned that footwear must be plain and leather\nHDE200618Shoe

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Watch Lindley School Choir's amazing performance in the House of Commons

Colne Valley MP Thelma Walker arranged for the children to perform in the State Rooms at Speaker's House

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German Shepherd had to be put down 'due to mistreatment by his owner'

The pet suffered from a serious infection and weight loss

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Brighouse accident shuts road

A serious road traffic collision in Brighouse left a busy road closed yesterday lunchtime.

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Personal trainer missed unpaid work sessions to see clients

Unimpressed magistrates gave Dane Beddowes' some more hours to do

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Should you give money to street beggars? What police and charities say

It's a depressingly common scenario: you're walking down the high street when a dejected looking homeless person asks you for 50p for a cup of tea.

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Why roads will not be closed in Leeds tomorrow for national Clean Air Day 2018

June 21 marks clean air day 2018, a day which raises awareness about the dangers of air pollution and the different ways that people can work towards making the air cleaner.

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More than £8 million has helped Calderdale residents affected by 2015 floods

More than 2,000 people and businesses hit by the Boxing Day 2015 floods in Calderdale have been helped to protect their properties with grants totalling more than £8 million.

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Two car collision blocks roundabout and causes disruption in Brighouse

Police were called to the scene of a two vehicle collision which had blocked the roundabout by Sainsbury's in Brighouse.

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Piece Hall has played a leading role in Halifax's continued regeneration

It's not often a Grade II-listed Georgian cloth hall is at the forefront of a town's surge into chic, metropolitan modernity.

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NHS bosses give £1m to wheelchair supplier to tackle waiting list backlog

Extra cash to clear waiting list in Kirklees and Calderdale

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Appeal to raise £3,000 for funerals of 'two amazing men' in canal fishing tragedy

Well-wishers are raising money for funerals of Martin and Jack Andrews after tragic deaths at Cooper Bridge

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Sponsors revealed for Huddersfield Food and Drink Festival 2018

There will be more than 100 stalls at flagship August event in St George's Square

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Calderdale mills could provide space for a number of new homes

Planned mill conversions could create 35 new homes in Calderdale if they are approved.

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Police appeal to trace witness of a commercial burglary in Halifax

Police investigating a commercial burglary in Halifax are appealing to trace a witness to the incident.

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Main Flockton road to be closed for four weeks to stop drains collapsing

Barnsley Road will be closed between Haigh Lane and Doctor Lane for drainage works

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All 900 miles of Kirklees 'unclassified' roads to be checked for potholes

Council decides to survey every community after damaging winter

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He's danced for Madonna and Kylie - now watch Irish dance champion surprise Huddersfield great-grandmother

Irish dance champ Kevin O'Leary made Sally Murphy's 80th birthday party extra special

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Calderdale Council announces Director to retire later this year

Calderdale Council’s Director of Adult and Children’s Services, Stuart Smith, has announced his retirement and will leave the local authority in September.

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Watch the 'real' Stuart Pearce from Huddersfield in World Cup advert

He's among trades people who share names with England footballers featuring in new TV campaign

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Watch out for these fake texts about your mobile phone bill

Action Fraud is warning the public about a fake text message claiming to be from mobile phone provider EE.

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Thousands of Foo Fighters fans stranded outside Etihad as tickets rejected

The Foo Fighters played Manchester last night

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Learn all about military life at annual Armed Forces event

To celebrate the start of Armed Forces Week, Calderdale Council is taking part in the Yorkshire Volunteers’ Armed Forces event on Saturday (June 23) from 9am to 5pm.

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Can health services work together? - 'Teamwork' bid for struggling Mid Yorkshire Hospitals

NHS finance chiefs have been urged to work closer together to deliver the best services for people across Kirklees and Calderdale.

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Weather: Huddersfield set to bask in baking sunshine as heatwave hits

Yes - we're getting a heatwave!

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All the latest planning applications for Huddersfield and Kirklees

Here are the latest applications submitted, approved and refused by Kirklees Council

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Tuesday 19 June 2018

Holmfirth Artweek 2018 to showcase work of 400 artists

It's one of the country's biggest charity art exhibitions and it's on from July 1 to 7 in the Holme Valley

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Almost 6,500 elderly Huddersfield people are thought to be living isolated lives

Here's how you can help them

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Police investigation into death of Katelyn Dawson in January is still going on

Katelyn, 15, died in horrific crash on Wakefield Road on January 10 with officers still assessing the case

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Daughter accused of stealing £8,000 diamond rings from her elderly mother

Kate Metcalfe denies taking the sentimental jewellery from the 83-year-old's Lindley home

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Online groomer targets eight-year-old in West Yorkshire

Now NSPCC says social media must do more to protect children

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Huddersfield Royal Infirmary given improved rating by health inspectors

Chief executive Owen Williams hails staff after 'one of the most difficult winters on record'

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Kirklees fails in bid to sell two dementia care homes

Care homes in Huddersfield and Heckmondwike had undergone building work to help the sale

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What can we expect from tonight's episode of Ackley Bridge?

The third episode of Ackley Bridge series two will hit our screens tonight but what can we expect from the Channel 4 drama?

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Great Exhibition of the North: Everything you need to know about this summer’s cultural extravaganza

From June 22- September 9 the Great Exhibition of the North will showcase a multitude of art, culture, design and innovation, showing the best of what the North of England has to offer.

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Delays for commuters during evening rush hour after M62 vehicle fire

One lane remains closed on M62 after a vehicle fire between Junction 23 and 22 this morning.

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Countdown to the launch of the Great Exhibition of the North begins

Final preparations are now underway for the launch of the Great Exhibition of the North.

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Man pepper sprayed by police 'brought misery upon himself', solicitor tells court

Lee Conroy struggled with police and refused to be handcuffed

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Yorkshire set for heatwave that could last weeks as Mediterranean air sweeps over the UK

Temperatures could rise up to 30C in Yorkshire next week as a heatwave sweeps the UK.

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Scouting for Girls announced as HuddsFest headliner

Band to top bill at Storthes Hall in August

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Banned driver got behind the wheel just two days after court appearance

Shane Hartley was stopped by police after being sentenced for drug driving

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Shopper's anger at 'bargain' toothpaste nearly THREE years out of date

Shopper Christopher McGrath bought 12 tubes for £2.99

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Blood-sucking flies to toxic caterpillars: the insects set to swarm England this summer

As the weather becomes warmer more and more insects come out of the woodwork, ranging from flying ants to gnats to blood-sucking flies.

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Halifax charity builder in rallying call for votes

Stephen Keenan, co-founder and director of the Happy Days Building and Roofing Company in Halifax is calling for support from the local community to help win a share of the Jewson Building Better Communities prize fund.

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Thousands of new NHS dental spaces are coming in north Kirklees ... and here we name the surgeries

Health group reveals other areas have been cut to give more cash to Dewsbury

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Why drink driver who smashed into two cars couldn't be prosecuted for six months

Rowan Dennis was seriously injured in the head-on smash in Sheepridge

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51 crimes reported by Neighbourhood Watch groups across Huddersfield

Home break-ins, criminal damage, car crime and attempted burglaries around Huddersfield - check the list of reports organised by area

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Gallery: Top brass entertain at Hebden Bridge March Contest

Excellent crowds turned out to watch bands parade through the town centre at this year’s Hebden Bridge March Contest.

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Leeds ‘UFO’ likened to Death Star makes national headlines

On May 27 2018, an unidentified flying object was reportedly seen in Leeds, making headlines in a national newspaper.

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Lorry fire closes M62 near Huddersfield

The westbound carriageway has been closed to allow crews to deal with a lorry fire

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Plan for new homes in Siddal moves step closer

An application for access to a potential housing site in Park Lane, Siddal, has been approved by Calderdale Council’s Planning Committee.

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Vehicle blaze closes M62 between junctions 23 and 22

All traffic is currently being stopped on the M62 following a vehicle fire.

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Vehicle blaze closes M62 near Leeds

All traffic is currently being stopped on the M62 near Leeds following a vehicle fire.

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Counter demonstration against Local Plan protest ahead of council meeting

On Thursday (June 21) organisations in Calderdale will be holding a a counter demonstration outside Halifax Town Hall against Craig Whittaker MP and the Conservative and Unionist Group who will themselves be protesting against the Local Plan.

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Drink driver's 3-point turn fiasco makes it so easy for police

Michael Robertshaw has a big problem with booze

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The 34 criminals in court over four days for animal cruelty, theft, drug offences and speeding on M62

They are the latest cases to be heard at Kirklees magistrates court from May 29 to 1 June

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Monday 18 June 2018

The 12 rules for Real Ale Trailers - but will they take heed?

Train company says no fancy dress ... and please use a toilet

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Mum slams mixed messages about taking a sandwich for her daughter into Little Mix show

Stephanie Potts asked if she could bring gluten-free food for daughter Georgia, four, who has Coeliac disease, into John Smith's Stadium for the July 15 concert

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Woman woke to find ex-partner's dog sniffing around her bed - and realised her ex had broken in

Lloyd Maxwell had broken into the Milnsbridge house after she kicked him out

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Good Samaritans stopped burglar they witnessed breaking into Dewsbury food store

They ran over to crack cocaine adict Thomas Laffey and detained him outside Heron Foods

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Police plea after women inappropriately touched in a taxi queue

British Transport Police would like to speak to this man after two women were assaulted

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The Symphonic Sounds of Back to Basics returns to Millennium Square next month

The Symphonic Sounds of Back to Basics returns to Millennium Square, located in the heart of Leeds city centre, on Friday 27 July, promising a highly attended musical extravaganza.

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Thief stole more than £100 of perfume from Huddersfield boots

Graeme Peterson was on a suspended sentence when he took five boxes from King Street branch

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Thief stole more than £100 of perfume from Huddersfield boots

Graeme Peterson was on a suspended sentence when he took five boxes from King Street branch

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Where to get help from in Leeds if you’re struggling with debt

If you are experiencing debt or money problems there are a variety of places in Leeds from which you can seek help and advice.

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Go-ahead for £2.6 million Mytholmroyd flood scheme

A £2.6 million option that is affordable will form a key part of the Mytholmroyd flood alleviation scheme because it can be completed sooner – rather than a £10.3 million scheme which would bring greater protection.

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Firm nets deal with Bantams

Brighouse-based card payment solutions provider, Yorkshire Payments, has signed a two-year deal to become the official training and travel wear sponsor at Bradford City Football Club.

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The 35 medicines no longer available on NHS prescription from this month

The NHS has banned free prescriptions for some 'over the counter' medicines such as treatments for constipation and athletes foot, starting from this month.

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Man, 21, stabbed in the back for no reason in attack at bus stop

Detectives are appealing for help after he was targeted in the unprovoked assault   

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Police appeal for witnesses after reported assault on boy, 16

Police have appealed for witnesses after a teenager was taken to hospital with facial injuries in Halifax.

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Planning levy could raise £24 million for Calderdale to build or upgrade roads, schools, parks and more

A new charge levied on developers might raise more than £24 million towards costs of new roads, expanding schools and places of leisure over the life of the new Local Plan, councillors have been told.

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Wetherspoons England flags 'ban': Why pubs are being asked NOT to hang England flags for World Cup

Staff at Wetherspoons pubs across England are being asked not to hang England flags for the World Cup.

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Have your say about new Elland Railway Station online or in person at drop-ins

From this week people can have their say online about the new Elland railway station, with a series of drop-in meetings also lined up.

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Huddersfield town centre post office in Northumberland Street set to close

The Post Office wants to merge its two town centre branches on another new site

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Law change affects Boothtown planning application

An application has been approved by Calderdale Council’s Planning Committee for the removal of conditions on a site in Boothtown, Halifax.

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Man stabbed at bus stop in West Yorkshire town

DETECTIVES in Huddersfield are appealing for information after a man was stabbed in an unprovoked attack.

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Doctor asked patient about 'sex toys and pornography before intimate inspection without consent'

Gynaecologist Dr Iftekhar Ahmed has now been banned for life after incident at Huddersfield's Princess Royal Health Centre

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John Smith's Stadium issue banned items list for Little Mix gig

Certain items are banned from the stadium for the Summer Hits tour show and all bags will be searched on entry

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All the finalists in the 2018 Examiner Schools Awards

Teachers, pupils and school support staff will be honoured for their efforts at a ceremony at Kirklees College hosted by BBC Look North's Harry Gration

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Yorkshire Bank could vanish from High Street as group agrees £1.7bn takeover of Virgin Money

The owner of Clydesdale Bank and Yorkshire Bank, CYBG, has agreed to buy Virgin Money for £1.7bn, which is likely to lead to more than 1,500 job losses.

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What is magnet fishing and why is it dangerous?

After yesterday’s shock news of the death of Leeds father and son, whose bodies were found in a Huddersfield canal after they had taken a magnet fishing trip, we take a look at this popular hobby and the danger it poses.

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Family plans "Danniversary" to mark one year since death of Daniel Beal

Family plan special 75-mile bike ride and The Danniversary Midsummer Party

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Morrisons launch £5 'Volcanic Vindaloo' ahead of England's first World Cup clash said to be TWO HUNDRED time hotter than tabasco

Yorkshire-based supermarket giant Morrisons is claiming to have developed the 'hottest ever supermarket curry' which is said to include a chilli TWO HUNDRED times hotter than a Jalapeño.

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Extra support for parents who home school their children

Kirklees Council has formed a panel of councillors to support families

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The Co-operative will now give food it can't sell to charities

Huddersfield stores part of new scheme working with community kitchens, breakfast clubs and hostels

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Gallery: Fun for all at Todmorden Agricultural Show

Visitors to this year’s Todmorden Agricultural Show had a baa-rilliant time during the event’s 87th year.

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Vehicle stolen every two hours in West Yorkshire, data shows

Guide to how to protect your vehicle from being stolen

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Sunday 17 June 2018

UK's oldest landlord Frank Collins raises a toast on his 89th birthday

Frank is still running the Dog and Partridge in Sowood, Outlane

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Single superdad Ben Carpenter hailed 'extraordinary' as he considers adopting fifth child

The 33-year-old gay dad is to receive a British Citizen Award

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"So sad for it to happen on Fathers Day" Tributes to dad and son Martin and Jack Andrews as fishing trip turns to tragedy

Their bodies were recovered from the canal at Cooper Bridge on Saturday evening

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"Illiterate" banned driver arrested for popping to Tesco for milk

John Moorhouse was banned from the road when police caught him in the Birchencliffe store's car park

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What is magnet fishing?

An inexpensive hobby and one that requires almost zero skill

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Father and son who died in canal tragedy named as Martin and Jack Andrews

Pair from Pudsey near Leeds had been 'magnet' fishing in Kirklees Cut at Cooper Bridge

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Fisherman "very surprised" tragic dad and son who died fishing in canal couldn't get out

David Kitchingman, who regularly fishes in the canal at Cooper Bridge, said he believed it was less than 6ft deep

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Man describes finding rope tied to Cooper Bridge canal lock where dad and son died fishing

Steve Hydes, of Elland, was concerned when he found the rope and other belongings near where the pair lost their lives

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From training casualty to dogsbody, is role for you?

ACTIVE SUPPORTERS Group are currently looking for volunteers who may have some time to spare on their hands and would like to get involved with helping out with the search and rescue team.

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Dad and son fishing tragedy: Woman who found belongings breaks down in tears as she recalls scene

The woman was walking her dog near the canal at Cooper Bridge when she found the father's belongings

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It’s our rail system that is ‘not fit for purpose’

“Not fit for purpose”. For some politicians, it’s become a meaningless catch phase to use to describe anything they don’t like.

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Father and son from Pudsey found dead in fishing trip tragedy

A father and son have been found dead in a stretch of water after they went on a fishing trip.

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Father and son die in fishing tragedy at Cooper Bridge

Police said it may never be know what happened to them

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Why carrots are not good for rabbits

Vet Martin Donaldson will surprise with this in-depth look at rabbits

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Older women are having more abortions than teenagers for the first time

New data shows women over 35 in Calderdale more likely to terminate pregnancy but Kirklees does not follow national trend

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Lee Kenny: Learning from FIFA and Reaching the World Cup finals of business

It’s been four years in the making but it’s finally here. The World Cup began yesterday in Russia and the “best” teams in the World will be competing for the highest accolade in Football over the coming three weeks.

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Man's desperate bid to save his sister from attackers led to him being prosecuted

Wayne Mullarkey punched and headbutted windows at Golcar Liberal Club

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Saturday 16 June 2018

Yorkshire Air Ambulance lands in Sowerby Bridge after pedestrian hit by bus

A Yorkshire Air Ambulance has landed in Sowerby Bridge after a pedestrian was hit by a bus.

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The 42 drink drivers, shoplifters, knife wielder, racists and thieves prosecuted by Kirklees Magistrates

The latest people to be prosecuted at the Huddersfield court

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'Massive amount of drinking' blighted Town's FA Cup clash with Manchester United

Police report details problems with bottle throwing and fighting

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A Huddersfield parking firm is fining people for being too slow to the ticket machine

New tactic exposed after housewife stung for £60 in Brighouse

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Calder Valley community group that can't stop growing

What connects a town in Calderdale with Australia, France and Canada? A group that puts the community it serves at the heart of everything it does, Incredible Edible.

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Hour by hour weather forecast as thunder, lightning and rain predicted for Huddersfield

The Weather Channel is predicting those grey clouds will let loose over the town shortly

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Young man taken to hospital with serious injuries after horror crash in Halifax Road

Collision occurred on A647 between Halifax and Bradford

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That Adidas advert with Pogba, Messi and Beckham also features a bit of Elland!

Mirrors created by a local firm share the spotlight with sporting greats in the new TV campaign  

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Now you can read what the Huddersfield postman saw - and heard - on his rounds

Postman poet Kevin Boniface captures the tiny details of life in new book

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Motorcyclist seriously injured in accident with a car

The 28-year-old was taken to hospital following the smash in Halifax

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CCTV images released after man exposed himself to woman on train

Incident at Halifax station being investigated by police

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Child on bike hurt in Thongsbridge crash

The six-year-old was taken to hospital after the collision in Larch Avenue

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Motorcyclist seriously injured in crash on Halifax roundabout

Witnesses to a road crash in which a motorcyclist in his 20s was seriously injured are being urged to contact the police.

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Home buyers on new estate waited TWO years for street lights and a proper road surface

Residents delighted that work taking place on road surface

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