Friday 31 August 2018

Alcoholic drank while on anti-depressants and stabbed his brother

Daniel O'Neil has been locked up but his brother hopes they'll live together again after his release

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If you want to stand as a Yorkshire MP it helps to be called David

It also helps if you're a man because women's names lag way behind on candidate lists

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Kirklees group backs bid for people to have fewer dental check-ups

Going less often than every six months could free up NHS appointments for more people

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Sports centre worker secretly filmed children in changing rooms and sexually assaulted young girl

Darren Senior, 42, of Dewsbury, committed the offences at Tong Recreation Centre

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Adorable pictures show why Gary won Huddersfield's Cutest Cat title

Gary was voted the winner in our Cutest Cat in Huddersfield 2018 competition

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Everything you need to know as train strikes cancel two thirds of Northern routes on Saturday

Northern say there will be "very few services running before 9am or after 6pm" on Saturday

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We will make Aflex' lives a misery campaigners say as hose firm given permission for Bradley factory

The firm says it will create 500 jobs but campaigners say they are worried about fumes, odours and noise

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All you need to know if you're studying at Huddersfield University

Accommodation, eating, shopping, nightlife and more for students of the University of Huddersfield

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Here are the locations of mobile speed cameras in Calderdale

Here are the locations of mobile speed cameras in Calderdale on week commencing Monday 3 September

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Kate Granger's husband Chris Pointon finds love again two years after #hellomynameis founder's death

Chris has carried on Kate's inspirational work and now has new happiness in life

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This is how much you could get fined if your children miss school

The school holidays will shortly be over and kids will be heading back to start a new school year.

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Why new director posts have been created at Calderdale Council

Two new directors will take up their posts at Calderdale Council in September, following the retirement of Stuart Smith, Director of Adult and Children’s Services.

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See the latest planning applications to be submitted in Calderdale

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

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Hospital campaigners accuse HRI of trying to deceive the people of Huddersfield

Row over facts behind infirmary bosses' plan B

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Huddersfield weekend weather - can we expect some more sunshine?

You can expect a warmer weekend in Huddersfield

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IN PICTURES: Looking back on years of Norland Scarecrow Festival

The annual Norland Scarecrow Festival is taking place this weekend so we are taking a trip down memory lane and remembering events from years gone by.

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What you must do if you owed money to collapsed payday lender Wonga

Find out if you still need to pay back your loan now Wonga has gone into administration

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Passionate vow by leaders to fight for Calder Valley railway line electrification

Leaders in Calderdale are taking a defiant stand as they look to join forces with other authorites to demand that rail electrification of the Calder Valley line is made a top priority.

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Drink-driving criminology student crashed into parked car and fled the scene

A drink-drive teenager from Todmorden struck a parked vehicle in Burnley and then "fled from the scene," a court heard.

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The joy of sunflowers

Walking through Hebden Bridge this late summer’s afternoon, I am amazed at the vibrancy and sizes of the sunflowers, protruding from the wildflower beds which glisten along the edges of the park like glittering confections of multicoloured candy, writes horticulturalist, author and poet Simon Zonenblick.

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We will make Aflex' lives a misery campaigners say as hose firm given permission for Bradley factory

The firm says it will create 500 jobs but campaigners say they are worried about fumes, odours and noise

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These Huddersfield restaurants, takeaways and caterers have been nominated for the English Curry Awards 2018

Three businesses made the shortlists

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Last chance to visit Shibden Hall before it closes for Gentleman Jack filming for six months

There are just a few more weeks left to visit Shibden Hall before it closes for filming again from Monday 3 September.

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Estate of Ted Hughes dismisses Plath’s accusations of beating

Suggestions by Sylvia Plath that she was beaten by husband Ted Hughes have been called “absurd” by the estate of the late poet laureate.

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These Calderdale people have appeared at Bradford Magistrates Court

These Calderdale cases have been heard at Bradford Magistrates Court

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Woman who let her pet ferret starve to death is fined by court

Two dead ferrets were found at the home of Jane Harvey

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Whitechapel church has a lewd surprise for Heritage Open Day visitors

The Norman font at the Cleckheaton church has a carving you won't forget

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Thursday 30 August 2018

Patients could soon consult doctors by phone or Skype instead of going to hospital

Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Trust looking to make better use of technology

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Campaign boss hails 'big week' for Andy's Man Club

The driving force behind a Calderdale campaign that has changed the landscape of mental health support in the UK is celebrating a ‘big, big week’ for the organisation.

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Huddersfield nightclub legends Joe and Johnny Marsden put £1/2m town centre property up for sale

But they vow they're going "nowhere"

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Opening of the Puzzle Hall community pub moves closer

The new chair of the Puzzle Hall Community Pub says his priority is to re-open the venue as soon as possible.

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Man appears before Huddersfield magistrates charged in connection with Birkby takeaway shooting

Kyhlon Brooks is accused of possessing a firearm with intent to endanger life

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Would be car thieves who left when victim told them no and other crimes reported in Huddersfield

Suspects tried to steal a car - but left empty handed when the victim wouldn't hand over the keys

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Stolen Brighouse van used for criminal damage rampage in Leeds

A vape shop was rammed by a stolen van and two other vehicles were set on fire during a spate of incidents in Leeds on Wednesday..

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Man accused of biting West Yorkshire Police officer's finger to appear at Crown Court

A MAN accused of biting a West Yorkshire police officer's finger is to appear at Crown Court next month.

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Halifax centre to pilot pioneering HIV prevention drug

Halifax has been selected to trial a new drug designed to prevent the transmission of HIV.

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Send photos of your dog on holiday and win a Best Western hotel stay

Best Western Great Britain has launched a search for the best holiday pictures of dogs

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What this CCTV van is doing on the streets of Calderdale

Calderdale Council has invested in a new CCTV vehicle but what does it actually do on the streets around the borough?

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Police hit back at being "society's punch bag" as figures reveal spike in attacks on officers leading up to August Bank Holiday

The assaults have been described as a "sad reflection on modern society"

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People caught littering were made to pay £10,000 in ONE day at Kirklees magistrates court - latest cases

The latest prosecutions from Kirklees magistrates court

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Kirklees folk are putting their health at risk by snubbing free NHS health checks

Over 40s are avoiding vital tests that could prevent serious ill health

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Motorcyclist killed in road accident is named by police

Ian Jackson died of his injuries when his bike collided with two cars on a major road in Liversedge

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Mugging of disabled Elland woman sparks family appeal

The family of a disabled woman targeted by a pair of muggers has spoken out in a bid to catch the assailants.

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Nervous future for Halifax asylum seeker support centre as it marks its 50th anniversary

It’s been at the centre of the community for 50 years and in the last two decades has been the first port of call for those arriving in Yorkshire from foreign lands, seeking refuge.

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Man hurt in knife attack as fight breaks out in Huddersfield town centre

Police cordoned off the bottom of St George's Square last night

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Barbed wire caused horrific injuries to pet

WARNING: Graphic images

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IT specialist Fusion celebrates 15th anniversary with six-figure contract win

Brighouse firm boosts annual turnover to almost £2 million

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How many of the hundreds of parents who appealed against their child's school place won

Kirklees Council received almost 600 appeals in 2017 but only a small proportion were successful

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These changes have been made to Halifax flats in wake of Grenfell Tower fire

Safety work ordered out on Halifax tower blocks in the wake of the Grenfell flats tragedy has reached its next stage.

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Co-founder of Candle Learning says treat people how you's like to be treated

Andy Jack is director and co-founder of elearning business Candle Learning, based in the University Business Centre in Halifax.

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Fewer people claiming council tax discounts in Kirklees

People can be eligible to pay reduced council tax if they are on a low income, claim benefits or a pensioner

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Wednesday 29 August 2018

Huddersfield and Kirklees' most wanted - do you recognise these faces?

West Yorkshire Police needs your help to identify these people

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All about Dare2Air massive inflatable playground at Huddersfield Leisure Centre

The bouncing paradise includes eight zones ideal for kids and adults

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Police issue warning after one dead and one in hospital from drugs incident

Amphetamines linked to death of man in Dewsbury

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Kirklees Council receives £2.7m social services windfall but councillor says it's not enough

Extra cash is welcome but it won't solve long term problems, senior councillors agree

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Harveys of Halifax raids 'an absolute violation' as drug addict burglars are jailed

The managing director at Harveys of Halifax has described the raids at the shop as 'an absolute violation' after two drug addict burglars were jailed.

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Man charged following Birkby takeaway shooting

21-year-old due in court in Huddersfield tomorrow

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Pervert jailed for abusing 'defenceless' child over six years

David Shaw, of Milnsbridge, groomed the girl then gave her £20,000

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How Calderdale Council is targeting fly tipping hot spots

Warning signs aimed at deterring fly-tippers could blaze a new warning trail in Calderdale.

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Greenhead College pays tribute to popular student Owen Williams who died on A Level results day

The college said Owen was 'cheerful, reliable and fully engaged'

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Evie and friends raise hundreds for charity with triathlon

Ten-year-old Evie Tasker’s latest fundraising effort has raised more than £700 for Overgate Hospice.

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Only four in 10 people using the Kirklees NHS Stop Smoking Service managed to quit

NHS England data reveals only 42 per cent of people who signed up to kick the habit were smoke-free four weeks later

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Teen denies having sawn-off shotgun in Huddersfield

Jermaine Henson was arrested after a manhunt involving armed police

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Man wanted for serious offences in Huddersfield and Dewsbury

Officers are trying to find Anton Lee Copperwaite

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The best Indian restaurants in Huddersfield according to you and Tripadvisor

Reviews of Kabana, Imran Indian Takeaway, Gurkha Sizzler, Pink Elephant and more of your favourite curry houses and takeaways

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Calderdale police officer bitten by man with hepatitis C during arrest

A Calderdale police officer has thanked the community for their support after he was bitten by a man with hepatitis C during an arrest.

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Energey scheme could save Calderdale Council more cash

Giving the green light to a second phase of an ambitious scheme to save energy should also save Calderdale Council cash.

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‘Flytipping is illegal. You will be fined’ You will be prosecuted’

New signs aimed at deterring fly-tippers could blaze a new warning trail in Calderdale.

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Calderdale Council must tighten belt to save millions of pounds over next three years

Calderdale Council will have to tighten its belt further to make millions of pounds of savings over the next three years in order to balance its budget.

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How retired firefighter Timothy Hamer's birthday drinks led to a court date

He was arrested for drink-driving after hitting a parked car in Mirfield

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Huge arsenal of weapons discovered when police arrested man over suspected rape

The collection of guns and knives was discovered by chance

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Police hunting Brighouse man who smuggled items into Leeds prison

Police in Leeds are trying to find a Brighouse man wanted for alleged offences in West Yorkshire including smuggling items into a prison.

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How you can apply to become a detective with West Yorkshire Police

West Yorkshire Police is looking for the next generation of detectives to join its ranks and work on some of its most challenging investigations.

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Police in Leeds searching for wanted Brighouse man

Police in Leeds are trying to trace a man wanted for alleged offences in West Yorkshire.

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Go-ahead for development on Halifax fire ravaged factory site

A new development could finally bring a fresh lease of life to a former Halifax iron works site which has been plagued by anti-social behaviour including vandalism and buildings set on fire.

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Eating chocolate regularly reduces your chance of heart failure according to new study

American university study found compounds in chocolate improved the health of blood vessels

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Impressive profits boost means expansion and new jobs at Scriba PR

Huddersfield-based technical PR agency now has an eight-strong team

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Director apologises after care home placed in special measures

The director of the company who owns Milreed Lodge care home has apologised and pledged standards will improve after it was placed it special measures.

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Kirklees Council to use its own land in bid to fast-track house building

Old schools, depots and plots of open land earmarked to create 1,000 homes

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Man arrested on suspicion of attempted murder following shooting at Birkby takeaway

West Yorkshire Police have said it was a targeted attack involving people known to one another

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Drug addict raiders steal more than £5000 worth of stock from Harveys of Halifax

A judge has jailed two drug addicts after they smashed their way into a family-run department store which has been repeatedly  targeted by intruders over the last five months.

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Drug addicts smashed their way into Harveys of Halifax in £5,000 raid

The Halifax department store has been hit by a series of raids costing them £70,000

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Sassy, sexy, showstopping Fame wows at Bradford Alhambra

Mica Paris, alias the English teacher Miss Sherman, has a showstopper of a voice

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Rail workers to walk out on strike EVERY Saturday in September

Rail passengers across Yorkshire face further delays next month as a two-year long dispute over the role of guards rumbles on.

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Hannah Boden of Huddersfield is Racketlon world champion

Racketlon honours for Under 21 GB starlet

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Traffic controls removed in Thornton Lodge but M62 closures continue - Huddersfield roadworks update

The latest roadworks and road closures in Huddersfield and beyond that could affect your journeys

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Libraries could be more than just books as huge revamp planned in Kirklees

Kirklees Council to look at how to deliver services with ongoing cuts slashing more than £3m

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Tuesday 28 August 2018

Untaxed car catches out convicted drug courier for the SECOND time

Jacob Simpson was caught with the drug in his car less than a year after being jailed for dealing £30k of it

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Amazing recovery of stray kitten after extreme injuries led to SEVEN surgeries

It was a long road to recovery for Dwarf the cat, who's finally found her happy ending

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Kirklees Council is planning to put electronic barriers in at tips

Senior councillor raises question marks about fly-tipping

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Student found dead in woodland had been due to pick up A Level results

The body of 18-year-old Owen Williams was found at 8.45pm on A Level results day

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Inquiries ongoing following two separate stabbings on Saturday night

Two men, aged 23 and 24, were taken to Leeds General Infirmary following separate attacks

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Fantastic Media celebrates a decade of sponsorship with Huddersfield Town

Birstall-based marketing agency has been a commercial partner of the club since 2008

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Former piggery linked to the Brontes to become plush £100k offices

Strategic brand consultancy The Engine Room has bought York Mills in Mirfield

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Celebrating the best in the business across Calderdale

It’s that time of the year where we invite nominations for our annual Courier Business Awards.

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First ever &Piano Music Festival to be held in Huddersfield

Exciting new event to take place over three weekends at The Civic in Slaithwaite

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The reason blue lights were seen in the sky above Huddersfield

Sadly we have not been visited by extra-terrestrials...yet

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Tory chairman Brandon Lewis urges Yorkshire’s leaders to be patient over region-wide devolution deal

A good devolution deal for Yorkshire that helps the region grow “is worth taking that extra bit of time (over) to make sure it is done correctly”, according to Conservative party chairman Brandon Lewis.

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Former band members are coming together for a reunion show

To celebrate its rich history, Hebden Bridge Brass Band is holding a special performance featuring former band members.

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Tragedy as body of 18-year-old man found in woodland

Coroners have named the teenager as Owen Williams

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New fast food drive-thru and B&M Bargains proposed

KFC could be opening another Kirklees store

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Extensive planning put in place as A629 Salterhebble road closures begin

The A629 Salterhebble to Shaw Hill transport scheme is due to enter one of its last major stages, as overnight road resurfacing work is scheduled to start today.

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Mystery over strange blue lights seen over Huddersfield skies

Did a UFO visit town last night?

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Family grieve for ‘lovely son’ after Brighouse teen falls to death on mountain

Tributes have been paid to Brighouse teenager who died following a fall on a mountain in the Scottish Highlands.

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Family of Brighouse teenager pays tribute to "lovely son" who died in fall on Scottish mountain

Timothy Murray was walking on Stac Pollaidh in north west Scotland

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Two vehicle crash at roundabout in Shelf

There was a two vehicle crash at the mini roundabout on Cooper Lane in Shelf over the weekend.

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Barry Sheerman refuses to apologise for "racist" tweet asking why coffee shop "can't employ English staff"

The MP has denied the tweet from 2012 was racist

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Rastrick Plays Better receives over £30,000 for Burnsall Road play area

Rastrick Plays Better (RPB), a residents-led community group, has recently been awarded £30,906 from SUEZ Communities Trust who distributes landfill tax credits donated by SUEZ Recycling and Recovery UK to enhance communities through the Landfill Communities Fund.

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Emaciated and wounded pony found abandoned on busy road in Queensbury

The RSPCA is appealing for information after an emaciated and wounded pony was found on a busy road in Queensbury.

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Salterhebble Hill works will see drilling until 11.30pm as resurfacing takes place overnight

Existing road surface will be replaced along the route as part of 12-month improvement plan

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Jail warning as Lamborghini Huracan caught doing 160mph on M62

Numbers caught by speed cameras has risen sharply according to new figures

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Monday 27 August 2018

Rugby League is a step closer to coming home to its Huddersfield birthplace

Kirklees Council's bid to host World Cup matches at the John Smith's Stadium has reached next stage

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Under fire train firm Northern to fine passengers who board trains without ticket

New £20 fines will come into force at the end of August meaning you have to have a ticket before getting on

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The 42 criminals in court for child neglect, police attacks, theft, drink-driving and other offences

They were all dealt with over four days at Kirklees Magistrates Court

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Car of missing Halifax woman is found abandoned near M1

THE car of a missing woman from Halifax has been found abandoned near the M1 motorway.

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All-out bin strike threat as dispute between workers and council rumbles on

Workers are alleging harassment, bullying, racism and workers owed holidays and set date for next walk-out

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West Yorkshire teenager dies in Highlands mountain fall

The family of a teenage boy who died following a fall on a mountain in the Highlands have paid tribute to their “lovely son”.

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Police hunt for missing teen who could be at Leeds Carnival

Sophie Walker, 17, is missing and police are desperately trying to track her down

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One way system for pupils part of school's £750,000 refurbishment

A Calderdale school is undergoing a programme of major building work over the summer as part of a £750,000 programme and includes a one way system for pupils.

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Pictured: Drugs seized by police at Leeds Festival 2018

Police issued the image as they said they had a record year for seizures of illegal substances

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Indian Summer on the way with hot weather set to last until November

September and October will be warmer than normal

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Crook with character reference from Mayor of Calderdale told to pay back £36k or face more jail

Police found Audi stolen from Huddersfield on Kamran Bostan's driveway

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How an ageing Calderdale population can be a benefit rather than a burden

Getting older doesn’t have to mean struggling with ill health according to a new report published by Calderdale Council, which says many people can enjoy a long, happy and healthy retirement.

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Hundreds of HRI staff to be transferred in move dubbed 'privatisation'

Fears raised that NHS workers will lose out when employment is switched

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Sunday 26 August 2018

Woman was pepper sprayed after she grappled with female PC on her bed

Maria Smart was woken up and didn't want to be handcuffed in her bedroom

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'Emaciated and wounded' pony found wandering on busy main road in West Yorkshire

RSPCA is investigating how Peanut the pony got into such a bad state

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Four Cousins cafe has a new owner and will close for refurbishment

Previous owner of Huddersfield cafe sold up for family reasons

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Allotment holders in Birkby take fight to save their plots to judicial review

Kirklees Council presses ahead with plans to seize allotments for new school

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'I'm scared of everyone' said man seen brandishing mum's potato peeler

Ahmed Khan was found hiding in some bushes by police following a row with his brother

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Police investigate separate stabbings in Marsden and Thornton Lodge

Two men treated at Leeds General Infirmary for knife wounds

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Leeds Festival goers arrested on M62 in Class A drugs swoop

Pair taken to Halifax Police Station after drugs found

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Winner has been chosen in vote for Cutest Pooch in Huddersfield 2018

Readers vote for Huddersfield's top dog on National Dog Day

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Man stabbed in stomach and leg in Thornton Lodge

Police hunt for three men after attack in Rashcliffe Hill Road

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Huddersfield Town fans encouraged to travel to matches by bus to beat congestion

Roads around the John Smith's Stadium are often clogged with traffic

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An easy dessert that looks a million dollars - latest recipe from Stephen Jackson

Bringing back memories of raspberry ripple ice cream

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Rangers patrolling Calderdale beauty spots to keep people safe

Summer rangers will be patrolling Calderdale' beauty spots to protect the countryside and tackle anti-social behaviour.

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Green light for £15m new leisure centre in Kirklees

But current users will have no pool for two years

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Saturday 25 August 2018

Buy-one-get-one-free ticket offer for HuddsFest on Bank Holiday Monday

Scouting for Girls and Hue and Cry on the bill for Storthes Hall music festival

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Man charged under Firearms Act for what he bought at car boot sale

Simon Tatum ended up in court after van was stopped by police in Fartown

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Duo tried to steal from drug dealer but got the wrong house

Harbans Sandhu has not only been jailed but also had his hand severed

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Cannon Hall Farm family face off in heated cooking competition at food festival

The Nicholsons will take part in a live demo at the August Bank Holiday festival

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Pedestrian aged 86 suffers head injuries after being hit by scooter

West Yorkshire Police appealing for witnesses

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Verbal abuse and scuffles as far-right Britain First stages protest in Huddersfield

West Yorkshire Police praise public for 'patience and conduct'

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Armed police called after 'man with machete' threatened drinkers in Elland pub

Officers sent to the Barge and Barrel and man is arrested nearby

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This is how much Calderdale Council's chief was paid for extra elections

A SERIES of recent polls, both national and local, have delivered a major financial windfall for council chief executives, with returning officer payments over the last two years running into hundreds of thousands of pounds.

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Drunk man was arrested after throwing a 'lazy air punch' at police in Huddersfield town centre

'He needs to mind his own business and not drink too much' Craig Armitage's solicitor said of him

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Brighouse firm Abzorb renews partnership with Huddersfield Town

LEADING Business Telecoms provider Abzorb has again signed an agreement to be the Official Partner of Premier League football club Huddersfield Town.

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MP says lack of funding for Eureka! Childrens Museum means visitors are being charged too much

Expensive entry fee could be a barrier for parents strapped for cash, according to Holly Lynch

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Rail strike havoc predicted for passengers heading to Leeds Festival and events across the north

Only 30% of trains on amid strike action, driver shortages and engineering work

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Friday 24 August 2018

Hotel and supermarket set for former Kirklees College site as plans finally revealed

Lidl still on board for scheme that will see historic buildings demolished

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Exclusive: Rise in mental health problems for Yorkshire's paramedics as staff describe increasing strain

AMBULANCE CREWS who deal with “daily trauma” are being failed when it comes to support for stress while on the job, union officials have warned, as exclusive figures reveal the toll on their mental health.

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Political interview: Halifax’s Holly Lynch on pregnancy, the juggle of life as a parental MP, and the minefield of Parliamentary maternity leave

With just a few weeks to go until the birth of her first child, Halifax MP Holly Lynch discusses pregnancy announcements, morning sickness, and the minefield that is Parliamentary maternity leave. Lindsay Pantry reports.

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Shooting spree: Enough is enough and communities need to help stop this escalating gun crime

The Examiner calls for people who have influence within their community to bring an end to gun violence

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Motorbiker dies in three vehicle collision in A62 rush hour crash

The accident happened around 7am today

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Tributes to former Monster Raving Loony Party deputy leader Melodie Staniforth who has died aged 61

Melodie, alias Boney Maroney, famously stood against Tony Blair and William Hague

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Driving lesson drama as learner is confronted by high speed police chase

Haydn Milloy said his pupil at the time didn't know what had happened

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Listen to man's 999 call to report a snake in the garden

West Yorkshire Police have released the call to raise awareness of the seriousness of making inappropriate 999 calls

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M62 'at a stand still' after air ambulance response

The M62 was at "a complete stand still" this afternoon as an air ambulance reportedly dealt with a crash.

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Eureka Museum ‘goes above and beyond for disabled’

A Government Minister has praised the work of a Eureka children’s museum as it was named as one of five sites in the country to go above and beyond for visitors with disabilities and additional needs.

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Mobile speed cameras will be at the following locations in Calderdale

Here are the locations of mobile speed cameras in Calderdale on the week commencing Monday 27 August.

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10 of Yorkshire’s most haunted buildings

It is commonly known that the city of York is one of Europe’s most haunted places. However, there are a variety of places throughout the region of Yorkshire, which are believed to be haunted by a wide array of ghosts and ghouls, some dating back to hundreds of years ago.

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Man injured in Peppers takeaway shooting as police probe links with 'stabbing' at hospital

Police said the latest attack involved 'parties known to each other'

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Head teachers predict exciting times ahead in new multi-million pound schools

The head teachers at two new multi-million pound schools are looking forward to moving into their new home.

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Plans to repaint a Calderdale bridge and other planning applications

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

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Drink driver who smashed van while three times the limit turns up to court DRUNK

Court security staff refused to deal with Stuart Browne who was 'snoring his head off' in the waiting area

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'I didn't take any cannabis' insists man accused of drug-driving

Umar Zaman was allegedly over the limit for the drug when he was stopped by police in Lindley

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What we know about the Elland bypass bridge and A629 junction plan

Detailed plans have been revealed for a new bridge from Elland bypass and the Calder and Hebble junction on the A629.

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Developers to investigate old mine workings under site of proposed new housing estate

Bellway Homes to start ground investigation works on Balderstone Fields in Mirfield

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Drunk man attacked his partner after she told him to sleep it off in his car

James Coard barged into the family home in the middle of the night when she barricaded the door and called police

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Wetherspoons to ban dogs from its pubs after owners fail to clean up dog poo

'We serve a lot of food. Unfortunately not all owners are diligent over cleaning up dog mess.'

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Customers and staff shot at by masked gun who targeted takeaway

Peppers on St Johns Road was cordoned off by police in a second violent incident this week

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These Calderdale people have appeared at Bradford Magistrates Court

These Calderdale cases have been heard at Bradford Magistrates Court.

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One vision for Sir who wanted to break free ...

In an industry where showmanship and flamboyance are paramount few have scaled the heights in the way late Queen frontman Freddie Mercury did.

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Anger on Halifax estate as it becomes a ‘bulldozer battleground’

Angry residents have hit out at developers and branded themselves ‘The Forgotten Estate’ as they are faced with ongoing problems where they live.

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Thursday 23 August 2018

Major developer wants to put more houses at former St Luke's Hospital

200 home scheme set to change

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Relief as pupils celebrate top marks at tougher new GCSEs

Kirklees youngsters get some of the best results in the country

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This is where you will live the longest in Calderdale

Depending on where you live in Calderdale, you may live longer in some wards than others.

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Landscape gardener found dead in truck in remote lane took his own life, inquest rules

Coroner rules Richard Smith heard how there were fatal levels of carbon monoxide in his blood

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Suspected drink driver arrested after car crashes into Almondbury house

There was a large police presence in Almondbury Bank, an eyewitness said hde230818almondbury

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'It's happened that's all' was drink-driver's only explanation after being caught by police

Samuel Crowther also had no insurance for his BMW when the officers pulled him over in Golcar

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Detectives continue to investigate attack outside BMI Huddersfield Hospital in Birkby

A man received nasty injuries to his hand and blood was seen spattered across the hospital doors

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The ugliest garden in Huddersfield could win prizes in disaster gardens competition

Ryobi is offering an arsenal of cordless power tools to turn your disgraceful garden into an outdoor paradise

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BBC TV documentary to shed new light on the hunt for Yorkshire Ripper Peter Sutcliffe

Film maker aims to interview people from the time who haven't spoken publicly before

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Yorkshire Ripper murders revisited for major new TV documentary series

A major TV documentary series is set to turn a compelling spotlight on the crimes of the Yorkshire Ripper.

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How work affects our health will be Calderdale annual report focus next year

The third in a series of ongoing annual reports on public health in Calderdale will focus on work.

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Why are some of Calderdale’s older people more likely to suffer a fall than others?

Health chiefs in Calderdale will be looking into why older people are suffering more falls in some wards than others.

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Brighouse railway station extension plan to be unveiled

Residents will see upgrades to Brighouse railway station for the first time as more plans for the Great North Rail Project are unveiled.

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Increasing property portfolio could make money for Calderdale Council

Criteria to be used by Calderdale Council to increase its property investment portfolio has been drawn up for members to consider.

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Older Calderdale people encouraged to write ‘advance statement’ setting out their wishes

Older people in Calderdale will be encouraged to write or record an “advance statement” ahead of their death, to help ease their passing for loved ones.

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Twelve-house Queensbury plan given go-ahead by councillors

A housing development on a Queensbury field has been approved by councillors.

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Call-in notice fails to halt Calderdale Council bus lane camera plans

Civil enforcement of Calderdale’s bus lanes, resulting in fines for drivers breaking the rules, will be going ahead.

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Kirklees Council to make money on loan to turn former Co-op into student flats

Council says plan to lend on New Street building is a 'very sensible investment'

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Depending on where you live in Calderdale, you may live longer

Depending on where you live in Calderdale, you may live longer in some wards than others.

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Calderdale still looking to find £1m of £3.5m asset management savings this year

Savings of almost £1 million still have to be found from Calderdale Council’s asset management budget.

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Bank holiday weekend weather: What to expect in Yorkshire as thunder and heavy rain set to hit

This weekend will be the last bank holiday of the year, but will it take the usual course of bleak and dreary weather, or will August end with sunshine and blue skies?

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St John Fisher celebrate GCSE success

St John Fisher Catholic Voluntary Academy has been celebrating success with its Year 11 GCSE students.

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Calderdale’s population is ageing - but getting older doesn’t have to mean poorer health

More than half of Calderdale’s population growth over the past decade has been due to an increase in over 65s and the trend is set to continue, according to a health report.

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It's time to vote for the Cutest Pooch in Huddersfield 2018

See if your dog has made the final 30 in our National Dog Day competition

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IN PICTURES: GCSE students in Calderdale jump for joy as they receive their results

Students from across Calderdale have been receiving their GCSE results today (Thursday).

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A closer look at the Halifax 80-bedroom hotel and gym complex plan

The regeneration of historic buildings in Halifax town centre continues with plans given the go-ahead for an 80-bedroom hotel.

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Calderdale CCG confirm annual meeting plans

Calderdale’s health and care services will come together to reflect on the progress seen over the past year at NHS Calderdale Clinical Commissioning Group’s (CCG) annual general meeting 2018.

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£1.1 million salt barn could be built at Elland

A new £1.1 million purpose-built mega-sized salt barn could help Calderdale store its winter supplies of grit with less waste and cost savings.

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Calderdale vicarage where infamous murder took place is up for sale

A Calderdale vicarage where an infamous double murder took place is up for sale for the first time.

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What do you think of plans to close Huddersfield's Post Office - chance to have your say

Northumberland Street office to close - with new office on New Street

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Man assaulted his partner because of how long she was taking to get ready for a barbecue

Jordan Miller was sentenced to unpaid work but then failed to show up for appointments

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Search for relatives of deceased Todmorden man

The family of a man who recently died of natural causes are being asked to come forward.

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Chance to uncover Halifax’s hidden gems on upcoming tours

Halifax’s hidden gems are set to be revealed in all their historic glory thanks to a special tour.

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GCSE 2018 exam results for Batley Grammar School

Students in Huddersfield and wider Kirklees and Calderdale are picking up their exam results today

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GCSE 2018 exam results for Heckmondwike Grammar School

Students in Huddersfield and wider Kirklees and Calderdale are picking up their exam results today

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GCSEs 2018: Reaction from Calderdale schools

It’s a big day for hundreds of students across Calderdale as they receive their GCSE results and find out if they’ve made the grade.

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GCSE 2018 exam results for Almondbury Community School

Students in Huddersfield and wider Kirklees and Calderdale are picking up their exam results today

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Suspected hit and run in Ravensthorpe leaves man in serious condition in hospital

Police were called to Huddersfield Road after the man was found lying injured in the street

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GCSE results 2018: Your guide for Calderdale

Students from across Calderdale will today find out their GCSE results and move onto the next stage of their lives.

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GCSE 2018 exam results for Crossley Heath school

Students in Huddersfield and wider Kirklees and Calderdale are picking up their exam results today

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Parvovirus warning: How to stop your dog getting deadly Parvovirus and signs to look for

Dogs owners are being warned of a deadly canine virus following a family’s dog contracting Parvovirus after a walk.

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Councillors say Brighouse and Rastrick's roads have been ‘forgotten’

Despite a pledge of a funding package for local roads, Calderdale Conservatives believe that in terms of repairs parts of Brighouse and Rastrick are rapidly becoming “lost highways”.

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Understanding the new 9-1 GCSE grades system

Here's what you need to know about the new system after the Government opted to scrap the old A*-G grades

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Calderdale's multi-million pound school rebuilds take shape

Work is continuing to rebuild two Calderdale schools with with pupils and staff due to move into the impressive new buildings in the new term.

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Standedge Tunnel recognised as engineering marvel - despite the 'S' bend blunder and death toll

Civil engineers praise the canal and tunnel as an influential project

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Wednesday 22 August 2018

Halifax prepares to re-imagine Blondin's historic Piece Hall tightrope walk

Crammed tightly atop any available vantage point, a Halifax crowd of thousands held its breath on this day in 1861.

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Jake Mangle-Wurzel appeals against his conviction over 'dangerous dog' Willy

Huddersfield eccentric to go back to court in bid to clear his dog's name

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After another violent targeted attack unfolded in our community, the Examiner looks at all the shootings in 2018

There have been nine shootings reported to the Examiner this year with many taking place in recent months

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How hospital horror attack unfolded as man heard screaming: "They've got a gun and want to kill me"

Victim was attacked at BMI Hospital in Birkby and later turned up at infirmary with injuries to his hand

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The touching tribute Wendie McDonald's family have asked mourners bring to her funeral

Relatives want a big send-off for the grandmother who died in a crash at Cooper Bridge

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Estate agent who crashed her car while four times over the limit escapes jail

'It's a miracle that nobody was harmed' magistrates told functioning alcoholic Elizabeth Hirst

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Six days of rail strikes now planned as dispute rumbles on

A RAIL union has announced three more days of strike action on Arriva Rail North services  as a long-running dispute over guards and rail safety rumbles on.

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Tim shows off his prize-winning carrots

Tim Chignell is celebrating a double success after winning trophies for the longest carrot and tallest sunflower at Cemetery Fields Allotments in Sowerby Bridge.

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Your August Bank Holiday weekend weather forecast for Huddersfield

Mixed bag forecast includes chilly starts and possible thunderstorms

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Stolen car parts “fence” from Halifax ordered to pay back over £36,000

A charity fundraiser from Halifax who was involved in selling on stolen car parts has been ordered by a judge to pay back more than £36,000 or face 18 months in prison.

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Case of rare STI Donovanosis which causes genitals to erupt in flesh eating ulcers found in north of England

CONTAINS GRAPHIC IMAGE: The sexually transmitted disease has never been seen in the UK before

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Sales of kittens and puppies at pet shops to be banned under government proposal

Animal lovers wanting cat or dog under six months old will have to go to breeders or rescue centre

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Border Collie Pippa’s miracle recovery after falling 20ft

Imagine the dread and fear of seeing your dog dart off suddenly into the night, then hearing a yelp followed by silence.

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West Yorkshire's firefighters called out 191 times to remove objects from people, data reveals

Ever needed to call the fire brigade because you've lost the keys to your handcuffs, or got a ring stuck on your finger?

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Walking together in aid of Overgate Hospice

Members of the Overgate Day Hospice team are taking to the streets of Calderdale in support of this year’s Midnight Walk on September 8.

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Major tree felling plans for 19th-century woodland at Hardcastle Crags

A major tree felling programme will take place at a popular Calderdale beauty spot to protect the Calder Valley from flooding and help reverse a national decline of woodland species.

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Why you need to register with the Halifax Courier to get the latest news and sport for free

You may have noticed that the Halifax Courier has made some important changes to our website. We’re always looking at ways of making the experience on our websites better for you, our readers.

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What to do if your appointment is cancelled at Huddersfield BMI Hospital

The hospital has been closed while police investigate a serious assault on a man

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Man in hospital after "targeted" attack outside Huddersfield Hospital in Birkby

Blood was seen on the pavement and wall outside the entrance to the BMI hospital on Birkby Hall Road

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Bankfield care home in Sowerby Bridge to close

The owners of Bankfield Care Home in Sowerby Bridge have confirmed it is to close.

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Tax benefits to be paid EARLY this month and these are the dates you can expect them

There’s extra reason to celebrate this Bank Holiday Monday after the Government announced child and tax benefits would be paid early.

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Huddersfield BMI Hospital cordoned off by police and closed

A hospital will be closed for 24 hours due to 'major incident'.

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Your reaction: Five year wait for children's autism test in Calderdale

People are demanding action rather than apologies after it was revealed that children in Calderdale face a five year wait for an autism test.

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The number of home fire safety checks has plummeted as budget cuts bite

Tens of thousands fewer homes are visited by West Yorkshire firefighters

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Calderdale-filmed drama Ackley Bridge will return to our screens on Channel 4 next year

Series two may have come to an end but it has been announced that Calderdale-filmed drama Ackley Bridge will return for a third series.

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Huddersfield hospital chiefs deny Brexit to blame as more than 20 EU nurses quit

Staff shortages continue as foreign recruits move on

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Tuesday 21 August 2018

One in three used cars found to be unsafe to drive during trading standards sting

West Yorkshire trading standards carried out an investigation after a number of complaints

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Show off your location spotting skills with our Ackley Bridge quiz

Ackley Bridge series two has sadly come to an end, but to celebrate the Channel 4 drama filmed in Calderdale we've created a location spotting quiz.

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Launch date for Huddersfield Monopoly revealed and you could be a VIP

The makers of the game have launched a competition for a VIP winner to attend the launch and receive the first ever copy of the game

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Kirklees Council agree to splash the cash to upgrade parts of the borough

Millions will be spent on new lesiure centre, crematorium revamp and Co-Op loan

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How a Hebden Bridge houseboat has been transformed into a holiday let

This houseboat seen floating on the canal in Hebden Bridge is now a mid-century inspired holiday let. Sharon Dale reports.

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Looters suspected of raiding Castle Hill in 'nighthawking' attack

Ancient hillfort is historic site of national importance - and nighthawkers could face jail if caught

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Why campaign should target Calderdale's baby boomer boozers

Next year’s Dry January and Alcohol Awareness Week should focus on older adults and particularly the “baby boomer” generation, recommends a new health report.

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This is why there are so many lorries with adverts next to the M62

The main purpose ISN'T advertising, says roadside advertising boss

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Mother and daughter barricaded themselves in during 'attempted break-in'

Family's house in Fartown thought to be mistaken for drug dealer's house

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Huddersfield MP Barry Sheerman vows to fight Kirklees Momentum's attempts to unseat him

Veteran politician lashes out at 'infiltration' and 'secret deals'

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Hospital patient accused of trying to bite and kick a female police officer

Douglas Tozer may be cautioned over his behaviour at Huddersfield Royal Infirmary

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Meet the Great British Bake Off contestant from West Yorkshire

The Channel 4 show will begin it's latest run at the end of August

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Further rail strikes announced ahead of August Bank Holiday weekend

Three more strike dates have been announced by the RMT

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Watch dash-cam footage as man reported for carrying 'machete'

Witness calls 999 to report man with 'huge blade'

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Here is what to expect from the final episode of Channel 4's Ackley Bridge

After 12 weeks of drama in the fictional Yorkshire mill town, what can we expect from the final episode of Ackley Bridge series two?

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Why junction 23 of the M62 is missing an entry and exit ramp

The missing entrance and exit slip roads have been frustrating drivers for decades

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Shocking pictures show damage after car bonnet opens while travelling 70mph on M62

These dramatic images show the damage the bonnet of a car can do if it opens up while travelling at high speed down a busy motorway.

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Online Halifax gambler who stole £430,000 inheritance to pay back just £21,000

Relatives of a deceased Calderdale pensioner whose inheritance was blown on gambling by her thieving grandson are set to get compensation of just £7000 each.

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Why man got into trouble for using Snapchat to ask to see his dog

His messages via the messaging app put meant Stephen Hubbard fell foul of the law

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Calderdale fire safety officer appointed in response to Grenfell Tower disaster

A dedicated fire safety officer has been appointed by Calderdale Council following a review instigated after the Grenfell Tower fire disaster.

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Pressure on Huddersfield MP Barry Sheerman from within Labour party

Momentum activists to host democracy roadshow with MPs who oppose Jeremy Corbyn urged to make career change

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'Retro' Mercs and Ladas among cool stuff at Northern Retro car show

Hundreds of cars will be on show at the event

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Total Fitness pools are still not fixed and members are angry

Huddersfield members' call for compensation is snubbed

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Two Yorkshire chippies named in UK’S 20 top fish and chip shops

The UK’s 20 best fish and chip shops have recently been revealed, making up the shortlist for the Fish and Chip Shop of the Year Award, one of 14 categories in the 2019 National Fish & Chip Awards.

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A look back at 52 weeks of 'roadwork hell' on Salterhebble Hill

It has been 52 weeks since the work on Salterhebble Hill started with the project initiially set to finish this month.

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Eating tomato ketchup can reduce your risk of cancer according to new study

Whether it's Heinz, Daddies or a supermarket's own brand, slap some of that lovely sauce on your food

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How to have your say on ambitious Elland bypass bridge plan

Designs for the new bridge from the Elland bypass and improvements for the Calder and Hebble junction will go on display for the first time.

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Former West Yorkshire police chief Sir Norman Bettison will not be prosecuted over Hillsborough disaster

The former West Yorkshire chief constable has had charges against him dropped at Preston crown court

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Peregrin falcon attacked by crows has gone missing - can you find her

Tess is only young and cannot fend for herself yet

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Thomas the Tank Engine is coming to Huddersfield - here's when you can see him this winter

Kirklees Light Railway will welcome the trains from the hit TV show Thomas and Friends

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Barry Sheerman writes to Jeremy Corbyn to express 'deep concerns' over Momentum tour

The Huddersfield MP believes the actions of Chris Williamson MP - who is touring the country - will seriously damage the Labour party

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This is how much was spent on Calderdale's luxury mayoral cars

The cost of running Calderdale Council's vehicles used by the mayor, deputy mayor and members of the Council has been revealed.

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IN PICTURES: Visitors enjoy delicious food at second artisan market

Thousands of visitors descended on Brighouse for the town’s second artisan market of the year.

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Health chiefs apologise over children's five year autism test wait

Health bosses have apologised over services after it was revealed that families in Calderdale are waiting up to five years for autism assessments for their children.

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Addict who stole from cars parked in the same Dewsbury street must get help for his problem

Matthew Pressland relapsed as he struggled to cope with the anniversary of his gran's death

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Monday 20 August 2018

£3m plan to improve crematoriums in Huddersfield and Dewsbury

Two sites to get revamp - but cremations will be reduced while work is carried out

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Archaeological dig at Castle Hill finds nothing ... but litter

The dig found nothing significant - which could now mean future development plans for the site are more likely

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Driver taken to hospital after car leaves road and goes down bank in Ripponden

A woman has been taken to hospital after her car came off the road and went down a bank in Ripponden.

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Pressure on Huddersfield MP Barry Sheerman from within Labour party

Momentum activists to host democracy roadshow with MPs who oppose Jeremy Corbyn urged to make career change

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This is how the Brighouse 'poo factory' will make electricity from human waste

BRIGHOUSE will soon be home to a new £40m state-of-the-art centre that will convert human waste into electricity but how does it work?

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There's one last chance to have your say on Kirklees Council's 31,000 home planning blueprint

Public asked to comment on inspector's changes

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Teenager caught ignoring ban on going to his parents' address for the FOURTH time

Patrick Neville said he doesn't know why he gets urges to go to their Fartown home

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Why the George Hotel in Huddersfield is important

Huddersfield town centre's top hotel, which has been closed for more than five years, is the birthplace of rugby league

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Tragedy of mum who accidentally took too much morphine and never woke up

Sheena Conway was found lifeless in bed by her partner at their home in Dewsbury

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Police fears over boy who has been missing for more than 10 days

Eli Jones, 16, was last seen in the Fixby area

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When and where the M62 in Yorkshire will be closed

Part of the M62 will be shut overnight this week for ongoing maintenance work

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Huddersfield Town star Aaron Mooy shares his delight after birth of baby boy

The midfielder posted a photo on Instagram praising wife Nicola

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Man, 32, charged after police stop car on Manchester Road and find loaded air rifle inside

Officers were called by the public who saw a man walking around nearby holding a gun

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Why motorists will face weeks of road closures on Salterhebble Hill and the A629

Motorists will face weeks of road closures as the A629 from Salterhebble Hill to Shaw Hill as Calderdale Council carries out work on the road.

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Drivers could be hit with £100 fine for going 1mph over speed limit under proposed rules

Roads police chief wants to end 'no penalty buffer zones' where drivers are let off for going at up to 10% plus 2mph over the speed limit

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School exclusions – government figures reveal huge gap between boys and girls

And new parliamentary report shows expelling pupils is often unnecessary

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Square Chapel in £65k Lottery windfall

BBC Children in Need has announced that it has awarded a new grant totalling £65,550 to a local project in Halifax working with disadvantaged children and young people.

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Watch major milestone in Halifax Borough Market restoration

A major milestone has been reached in the restoration and regeneration of Halifax Borough Market.

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Man caught buying cocaine in a Huddersfield alleyway said he'd fallen in with the wrong crowd

Neil Leslie was spotted by police buying £150 worth of the drug off a man in Market Place

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Audi driver caught three times over the limit could face jail

All options are available to magistrates when they sentence Mohammed Ramzan who was caught driving drunk in Crosland Moor

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School age kids face five year wait for autism tests in Calderdale

School age children in Calderdale can wait up to FIVE years for an autism assessment, leaving parents and carers very worried about obtaining a timely diagnosis and access to support.

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Why your Tax Credit and Child Benefit will be paid on a different date this August

Benefits will also be paid on a different date in December

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Halifax ranked as one of the most expensive places to die

Halifax has been ranked as one of the most expensive place to die according to a new study.

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Research proves downgrading Huddersfield A&E could mean more deaths in transit say campaigners

Hands Off HRI says new research proves proposals to downgrade HRI are 'fatally flawed'

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Flat conversion go-ahead at Wyke Titan Centre

OFFICES above a shopping centre can be converted into flats, after Bradford Council gave the scheme the go ahead.

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System for housing asylum seekers in Yorkshire is “teetering on the edge”, says council leader

The system for housing asylum seekers around Yorkshire is “teetering on the edge” and needs more involvement from local communities, according to one of the region’s council leaders.

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Benefit cheat missed unpaid work to care for his sick child

Nicholas Ellis avoided jail for breaching the suspended sentence order after magistrates were told that he faced losing his home

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Cat dumped outside Halifax RSPCA centre after owners faced £300 vet bill

The RSPCA is appealing for information after a kitten was abandoned outside an animal centre in Halifax with a terrible injury to her tail.

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Watch shocking CCTV footage of masked raiders ransacking Harveys of Halifax

The managing director of an iconic Calderdale department store has issued an appeal for information after a team of masked robbers completed a sixth raid on the store in just five months.

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Police search for missing Halifax man

Police officers in Calderdale are searching for this missing Halifax man.

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Kirklees A level students are better than most in the country

A level pass rate of 98.2 per cent puts Kirklees teens above the national average

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Loss of high street shops ‘hastened by closures of bank branches’, says survey

Bank branch closures are hastening the loss of local shops on the high street, new research shows.

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Why music has been stopped in Calderdale's sport halls and pools

Sports halls and swimming pools in Calderdale are resounding to the sound of silence rather than the sound of music under a new plan from the Council.

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Sunday 19 August 2018

The number of Kirklees families forced out of their homes by the bedroom tax revealed

New figures show the impact of the bedroom tax on Kirklees residents

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Real Housewives of Cheshire star opens Lepton beauty salon

Ampika Pickston added some glamour to the launch night of Castle Hair & Beauty

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Health Secretary Matt Hancock to choose between three plans for hospitals in Kirklees

Hospital services back in the melting pot after Kirklees Council unveil plans for new £300m hospital

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When life means life – the Huddersfield and West Yorkshire murderers sentenced to die in prison

Plus we list the killers handed jail terms of 25 years or more for their horrific crimes

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Huddersfield street dancers to make debut on CBBC TV show

Youngsters from Fidget Feet dance school will appear in CBBC's Marrying Mum and Dad

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Man arrested after driver wields weapon and makes threats outside Holmfirth pub

Witnesses said the man was holding a hammer in the terrifying incident

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What the weather has in store for Huddersfield this week and August Bank Holiday weekend

Milder temperatures to stick around, with a slightly cooler forecast for the weekend

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Stand changes in place for £400k Huddersfield Bus Station overhaul

Some bus stands will be closed with services transferred to alternatives for the work

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Officers found this loaded gun after a man was spotted wandering around Huddersfield with a rifle

Police arrested him for being in possession of an uncovered weapon as well as cannabis

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These amazing pictures celebrate Huddersfield and you can own them all

A moody Greenhead Park and the playful fountains of St George's Square feature in new photobook 'Huddersfield' which is on sale now

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Councillor Colin Raistrick: This is not the way to spend hard working taxpayers money

Recently reported in the press is a £500 million of spending on infrastructure in Calderdale.

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Here's why part of the M62 near Leeds will be closed next week

Part of the M62 will be shut overnight this week for ongoing maintenance work.

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TV antiques expert Charles Hanson is coming to a Huddersfield charity shop

Bargain Hunt and Antiques Road Trip star hopes to unearth some gems

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Councillors to rule on football pitch plans near Shepley accident blackspot

Disagreement in Shepley over proposal to transform part of Sovereign Quarry into ground for Cumberworth United

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Lee Kenny: How to market your business on a budget

This week marks my 100’th column of business and marketing advice, so well done for hanging in there if you’ve been reading each week!

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Homeless man pawned all of his mum's jewellery after she took him in

The items Michael Battye handed over to Moneypenny's pawnbrokers included a 'Number 1 Mum' necklace

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Saturday 18 August 2018

Have you been papped by our Snapper about Town? This week it's Huddersfield Town fans at the Ropewalk

See if our photographer caught you on camera!

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Fascinating history of Dalton Grange Club that welcomed WW1 workers

Ladies' Evenings at Dalton Grange Club were remembered by the girls with 'very great pleasure'

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These amazing pictures celebrate Huddersfield and you can own them all

A moody Greenhead Park and the playful fountains of St George's Square feature in new photobook 'Huddersfield' which is on sale now

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Drunk Birmingham man asked to leave town centre on first ever visit to Huddersfield

Reese Yafai challenged strangers to a fight after drinking outside Huddersfield Railway Station \n170818drunk

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Watch the dangerous driver that left a Holmfirth man traumatised

Dashcam footage shows driver overtaking on wrong side of the road at high speed

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Horse rider in hospital after collision involving car and horse and cart

The rider was thrown from the horse and suffered a serious head injury

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Man accused of attacking woman's car with a hammer in street parking row

A court heard that Faisal Khan was unhappy about her parking on his Moldgreen street

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Part of the M62 near Huddersfield will be closed overnight next week

Improvement works mean overnight closures between Gildersome and Cleckheaton

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West Yorkshire Police reveal the number of registered sex offenders living in Huddersfield

More than half of offenders are registered due to sex offences committed against children

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Part of the M62 near Huddersfield will be closed overnight this week

Improvement works mean overnight closures between Gildersome and Cleckheaton

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The people of Mirfield want to take control of their Showground

An asset transfer bid is being planned

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Neon sign from 1960s coffee shop saved by former owner of Head of Steam

Tony Brookes salvaged the Allassio cafe lounge sign

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Police sign marks spot of fatal Cooper Bridge crash as investigations continue

Around a dozen floral tributes have been left at the scene where Brighouse grandmother Wendie Mcdonald lost her life

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Buying a used car this weekend could get you fined warns RAC

RAC issues bizarre advice to prospective second-hand car buyers because of issue with DVLA

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Yorkshire's top attractions are gaining in popularity quicker than anywhere in England

A survey has revealed a 7% increase in visitor footfall in one year

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Friday 17 August 2018

Kirklees Council bulky waste backlog leaves old junk outside people's homes for up to five months

People have paid £11k to the council for disposal of items that are still awaiting collection

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Sarah Longlands interview: Why our towns are just as vital as cities in future of the North

She leads the ‘dedicated think-tank for the North of England’, and Dr Sarah Longlands is passionate about ensuring the Yorkshire’s towns are not left out of the Northern Powerhouse debate. Rob Parsons went to meet her.

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Girl, four, with rare brain tumour heads to Germany for proton beam therapy

Amelia Elphee set to have same treatment as Asyha King who was removed from hospital and flown to Prague

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Cash Converters employee stole £2k to fund his online gambling addiction

Callum Simms owed more than £8,000 to ELEVEN different short-term loan firms

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Libraries in Kirklees could scrap fines for late return of books

Kirklees Council currently charges 15p for every day a book is overdue 

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Kirklees Council lands £300k boost in bid to make the district a world-class centre for music

Council has ambitious plans to hold a Year of Music in 2023 to complement Leeds City of Culture

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Arson attack on house near Todmorden

Police in Calderdale are appealing for witnesses after reports of an arson attack on a house near Todmorden.

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Tributes as newly-elected councillor Billy Jewitt steps down after a stroke

Kirklees councillor was taken ill shortly after being elected in May

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Leeds Festival: how to get to Bramham Park

Considered by many as the biggest and best festival event of the summer, thousands of avid music fans are expected to descend on Bramham Park ready for Leeds Festival 2018.

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Police hunt motorcyclists for 'targeted' Calderdale arson attack

Detectives are appealing for help to find a gang of motorcyclists involved in a suspected arson attack at a house in Calderdale.

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Here are the locations of mobile speed cameras in Calderdale

Mobile speed cameras will be at the following locations in Calderdale on week commencing Monday 20 August.

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Campaigners face last ditch bid to save 80-year-old allotments in Birkby

Kirklees Council set to earmark land at Cemetery Road for new primary school

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Sir Patrick Stewart severs ties with Labour in protest at Jeremy Corbyn's support for Brexit

Mirfield-born acting legend says he cannot vote for the party as long as it supports leaving the EU

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Plans for change of use from gallery to a wine bar in The Piece Hall

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

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Car wash boss drove down a private road and attacked employee with a blade

Former Dalton man struck victim with blade from a pair of shears on journey to work

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Sir Patrick Stewart severs ties with Labour in protest at Jeremy Corbyn's support for Brexit

Mirfield-born acting legend says he cannot vote for the party as long as it supports leaving the EU

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Derelict Halifax nightclub to be transformed into 80-bedroom hotel

A derelict Halifax nightclub will be transformed after plans were given the go-ahead for an 80-bedroom hotel and gym complex.

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West Yorkshire Police reveal the number of registered sex offenders living in Huddersfield

More than half of offenders are registered due to sex offences committed against children

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Using hackney cabs in Calderdale will soon cost you more

Customers using hackney cab taxis in Calderdale will soon pay more for their journey.

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Controversial Queensbury housing plan set to be given nod

Plans to build houses on a field in Queensbury are likely to be approved next week, despite claims they would “breach the human rights” of neighbours.

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Calderdale furniture firm utilised in fight against terrorism

A Calderdale street furniture firm has indicated that its services are being utilised by authorities in the fight against terrorism.

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WATCH: CCTV footage shows masked raiders ransack Harveys of Halifax

The managing director of an iconic Calderdale department store has issued an appeal for information after a team of masked robbers completed a sixth raid on the store in just five months.

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Drunk crashed into deaf man's house then asked off-duty cop: 'Have I killed anybody?'

Richard Ramsden lost control of his works van on New Year's Day after drinking

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Thursday 16 August 2018

Kirklees Council to invest £25m in regeneration - and former Co-op building first to benefit

Former Co-op in New Street to become student flats

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Optimo Care Group buys homecare company after retirement of its owner

Amanda Bunbury retires after 20 years running Choices Homecare Ltd

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Woman needs plastic surgery after masked thugs attack her with an axe, court told

Gang alleged to have smashed up husband's car with baseball bat

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The Zetland to reopen as 'three venues in one' in time for freshers' week

Company behind the World Cup pop-up-bar has taken over the iconic Queensgate venue

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Man who staged vile dirty protest in his jail cell is back in court again

Simon Spencer allegedly threatened a man at Huddersfield Methodist Mission hours after a court appearance for defecating in his cell

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Triplets celebrate exam success - and two of them are taking identical degrees

Huddersfield New College students Arielle, Elise and Shannon Conlon achieved distinctions

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M62 closed near Huddersfield after concern for woman on bridge

Police stopped traffic after incident between J23 and J24

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Calderdale constituencies shift from Leave to Remain over Brexit

More than 100 Westminster constituencies which backed Leave in the 2016 referendum would now vote to remain in the European Union, according to new analysis of polling

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Why Huddersfield MP Barry Sheerman says John Smith's Stadium must NOT be sold

Veteran MP says stadium should remain a community asset

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Send us your cute pooch pics for National Dog Day 2018 and win a professional photo shoot

Whether your four-legged friend is a pedigree or a crossbreed we want to find the Cutest Pooch in Huddersfield

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Do you remember Huddersfield Town's best ever run in the League Cup?

Run eventually ended by Arsenal

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Former police chief rallies bid to bring Calderdale community together

A retired police officer from Hebden Bridge is working with a team of almost 25 to bring the Calderdale community together.

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A-level joy for teen who needed surgery after appendix burst at start of exam season

Jay Christie-Clarke spent a week in hospital after he was taken ill

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Rail passenger demand to bring Hipperholme station idea forward

Growing numbers of rail users – expected to increase further as Calderdale develops – mean more stations will be needed at places like Hipperholme.

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Murderer who killed love rival had warned police just days before, report reveals

Mohammed Bashir told police he would 'take matters into his own hands'

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Man fined for possessing drugs plus other Calderdale court cases

These Calderdale cases have been heard at Bradford Magistrates' Court.

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Celebrating the best in the business across Calderdale

It’s that time of the year where we invite nominations for our annual Courier Business Awards.

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