Thursday 31 October 2019

Number of motorists caught speeding in West Yorkshire has doubled in just five years

Huddersfield road safety charity slams "drivers who selfishly ignore speed limits"

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Commons speaker John Bercow needs his own TV show, Barry Sheerman says

He's a young man with his career ahead of him, says Barry

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Passenger takes budget airline to court over 'unfair' baggage policy - and wins

Flybe was told to pay his court costs and the baggage fee

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Schools ‘decimated’ by cuts, says education action group

A campaign leader says four out of five Calderdale schools will be worse off next year compared to four years ago.

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Drivers face five weeks of roadworks for major gas upgrade in Sowerby Bridge

Drivers through parts of Sowerby Bridge will face diversions and disruption as major gas works are taking place up to Christmas.

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Pensioner left traumatised after burglar stole irreplaceable jewellery worth £20,000

Her great-grandmother's gold wedding ring was among the items

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Rail company bans seat reservations over drunken Ale Trail behaviour

Passengers can no longer book seats between Manchester and Hull

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Ten of the best things to do this weekend in Calderdale

There's plenty to get involved in this weekend and throughout next week in Calderdale. Here are ten of the best things to do across the borough:

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Election: Latest party candidates for Halifax and Calder Valley

The General Election secured by Prime Minister Boris Johnson will see party leaders travel the country in search of votes on December 12.

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Dream trip for ‘little fighter’ Lily Jade and her proud parents

A Halifax family will be jetting off on a dream holiday after their baby survived being born 17 weeks early.

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These improvements are set to be made at Brighouse station thanks to Grand Central

Brighouse train station is among several others in the North to benefit from £2.6m station investment programme by train operator Grand Central.

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Green Party steps back to endorse Labour in bid to oust Tory MP

First pact of upcoming general election announced in Calderdale but Kirklees Green chief says deal here is unlikely

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Needle phobic driver refused to give blood after ignoring a red light

Carer Donna North gave the excuse for refusing to give a sample to police

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Burglar who stole £20,000 worth of “irreplaceable” jewellery from Calderdale widow is jailed for more than three years

A house burglar who raided the Halifax home of a 74-year-old widow and stole an estimated £20,000 worth of “irreplaceable” jewellery has been jailed for more than three years.

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Fireworks are banned on Marsden Moor warns National Trust

It's after the fire which decimated 700 hectares of moorland in April

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Success for another year of Halifax Spooktacular at Manor Heath Park

Hundreds of people gathered at Manor Heath Park for an evening of fang-tastic fun at Halifax Spooktacular.

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Fall in out-of-work benefit claims in Calderdale since Universal Credit roll-out

Fewer people are now claiming unemployment benefits in Calderdale than before the roll-out of Universal Credit, new figures reveal.

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Looking back at Halloween in Calderdale over the years

Happy Halloween! To celebrate the spooky season we are taking a look back at Halloween in Calderdale from years gone by.

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One in five of Kirklees' minor roads needs urgent repair

Latest Department for Transport survey suggests our local road network is crumbling away

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Cabinet warned of health implications as 70 per cent of adults in Calderdale are overweight or obese

Almost 70 per cent of adults in Calderdale are overweight or obese, with the implications that brings for health, Cabinet members are being warned.

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'It's the most expensive cannabis you'll ever buy' driver caught with the drug told

Police smelt it in Adam Hornsby's vehicle when they pulled him over

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Four Calderdale pubs win acclaim in the Loo of the Year Awards 2019

Four Wetherspoon pubs in Calderdale have won acclaim for the quality and standards of their toilets – in the Loo of the Year Awards 2019.

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Tolson museum campaigners still hopeful of closure u-turn

Kirklees Council's six-figure repair sparks fresh hope that the axe may not be swung

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Wednesday 30 October 2019

70 per cent of adults in Calderdale are now overweight

There are always worrying figures for obese children

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Five big things being done to help fight poverty in Calderdale

An extensive campaign to help the most vulnerable in the region is marking its first anniversary

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Kirklees Council to spend six-figure sum on museum that it plans to close

Part of Tolson Museum is going to be re-roofed to protect the valuable exhibitions from leaks

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Residents' fears over "lake" at Mirfield 25 warehouse development

A huge lake has formed on the Moor Park 25 site in Mirfield

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Everything you need to know about Halifax International Market

From tomorrow (Thursday) until Sunday (November 3) Halifax town centre will be filled with a selection of global traders selling treats from all over the world for Halifax International Market.

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Potholer trapped in a cave died during rescue attempt

Harry Hesketh died after the fall in North Yorkshire

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CCTV released after theft of cafe's charity collection box

Public asked for help in identifying him

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Halifax Labour MP calls for Government to invest in 'underfunding' Calderdale schools

Halifax Labour MP Holly Lynch has voiced concerns for the "underfunding" of Calderdale schools.

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Did Calderdale MPs vote for a General Election and what this means for December 12

The UK is set to go to the polls on December 12, but what does a General Election mean for the country and did the Calderdale MPs vote for one?

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Just Gaia tell us their tricks and treats on how to have a more green Halloween

With eco-friendliness on the rise how can we care for the planet whilst enjoying ourselves this spooky season.

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Police appeal for missing Sowerby Bridge man

West Yorkshire Police are appealing for a missing man from Sowerby Bridge.

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Brawl outside Huddersfield pub leaves two men in hospital

Stunned mum said pool cues were used as weapons after funeral wake

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Dewsbury rugby legend Sam Burgess forced to quit game over injury

Rugby star tells fans he had no choice after suffering infection following shoulder surgery

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Tory party to target 'rugby league middle England' Halifax men for December election

Calderdale will be a key targets for the Conservative party for the General Election on December 12.

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Former Courier reporter loses appeal against BBC tax bill

Christa Ackroyd, former Courier reporter and BBC presenter, has lost her appeal against a tax tribunal ruling, landing her with a £200,000 bill.

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Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust gets funding for cancer testing and detection technology

Health trusts in Yorkshire, including Calderdale, will benefit from a multi-million pound funding project to upgrade cancer testing and detection technology, the Government has announced.

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UK set for General Election in December

The UK is gearing up for a general election.

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Figures reveal more Calderdale pupils getting top A-level grades

More A-level students in Calderdale achieved top grades last year, Department for Education figures show.

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Bake Off judge Prue Leith gives high praise to new Halifax restaurant

A new Halifax restaurant officially opened in Dean Clough yesterday (Tuesday) and has received a glowing endorsement from Great British Bake Off judge Prue Leith.

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A-SAFE hosts global conference

Elland-based A-SAFE has played host to more than 40 people from all corners of the world, with a conference for the company’s network of global resellers.

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New team wanted to take on The Clothiers Arms pub

Much-loved pub and eaterie is situated next to Stocksmoor Rail Station

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17 of the most haunted places in Calderdale

As Halloween is nearly upon us we're taking a look at some of the most haunted places in Calderdale.

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Tuesday 29 October 2019

'I wasn't absolutely annihilated' says man accused of behaving badly while drunk

Gary Foster denies kicking off when police tried to take alcohol away from him

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Jealous man broke down his ex's bathroom door to see if she was using a dating app

Steven Myers wanted to get to the frighted victim's phone

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My amazing son was my first true love says Jamie Marshall's heartbroken mum

Jamie's body was found in a field next to Balmoral Avenue in Crosland Moor last month

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Terminally ill Huddersfield Town fan gets to see Terriers beat Barnsley after firm pulls out all the stops

Keith Mountford has watched Town matches all his life but is sadly dying from cancer

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Winner of The Cutest Cat in Huddersfield 2019 is revealed

After hundreds of entries and 16,000 votes this fabulous feline is the top cat

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Investment in Dewsbury praised as once notorious pub reopens after £750,000 revamp

The Townscape Heritage Initiative will see £3.7 million invested to restore the town's historic buildings

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Disgust at rat-infested rubbish pile dumped at beauty spot

Walker furious after finding mattresses, bed bases and dead rats at beauty spot

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Cheaper fares and other benefits on the cards for public transport users

Calderdale Council bosses have welcomed the proposals

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Driver caught with cannabis in his car planned to share it with his mates

Police searched Carl Parkin's vehicle on a petrol station forecourt

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'Attention seeking' online model repeatedly dialled 999 to complain about her ex hacking her social media

Sally James hurled abuse at police operatives when told that her calls were not an emergency

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Pressure on Calderdale Council to spend £500K to keep schools safe

Calderdale Council Cabinet is being asked to approve spending almost £500,000 to keep schools safe.

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Man appears in court charged with assault of baby left fighting for life

Taylor Biggins, from Birstall, was charged with section 18 assault

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Huddersfield MP says December General Election is "sheer madness"

Barry Sheerman criticises Labour tactics in agreeing to election before Brexit is settled

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These are the 30 richest UK celebrities under 30 - and how much they’re worth

Heat magazine has compiled its annual rich list, named the Heat Rich List 2019, which features the wealthiest British celebrities aged 30 and under.

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Former Dragons Den contestants bring online butchers to the high street with Honley shop

Lamb2ewe has been trading online for a year - and this will be their first butchers shop

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Driver stopped for not wearing a seatbelt was under the influence of cannabis

Ghaleb Hussain was more than three times over the legal limit

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Calderdale secondary schools ranked according to GCSE results - 2019 figures

New figures from the Department of Education have revealed the provisional GCSE results for secondary schools in Calderdale.

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Community group give Shelf Park a makeover

Shelf park is set to have a total transformation and blossom into a new, beautiful community space.

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‘Skate It Yourself’ owner lands £15,000 seed fund

A Halifax STUDENT at the University of Huddersfield’s Business School has skated to success after his business was awarded £15,000 of seed funding from one of the UK’s largest business pitching competitions.

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Bid to build new homes in Queensbury is approved by council

A housing development in the Queensbury Conservation Area would be “acceptable” according to a conservation officer.

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Transport Secretary urged to intervene over Queensbury Tunnel row

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has been urged to intervene over the row regarding Queensbury Tunnel’s future.

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Ed Sheeran doubles his wealth to £170 million

Musician Ed Sheeran has nearly doubled his wealth over the past year to become the richest young British star.

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Households in Calderdale use less electricity than average

Households in Calderdale use less electricity than average, new figures show.

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MP Barry Sheerman says Huddersfield should have a cable car to Castle Hill

Plans for the site are still being considered

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Monday 28 October 2019

Traffic chaos as lorry topples over on the edge of Huddersfield town centre

Accident happened at the bottom of Chapel Hill

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Nuisance OAP Michael Folan gets banned from Huddersfield town centre for FOUR years

The pensioner- who has more than 160 offences to his name- has caused a problem for years with his drunken antics

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The best photos from Huddersfield Town's firework spectacular at the John Smiths Stadium

Thousands of people attended the display - including two Terriers players

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Surrey Police on hunt for man with links to Halifax

Police in Surrey are appealing for help in locating wanted man Oliver Boswell, who also goes by the name of Patrick.

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Police hunt driver who crashed into bus, causing 'extensive damage' in Hebden Bridge

West Yorkshire Police are investigating a crash that happened last night on Bridge Lanes, Hebden Bridge.

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Councillor told to apologise and attend diversity training over 'Nazi' tweets

James Dalton will also have to write a written apology

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Plans begin for Cleckheaton's 'biggest summer event’

Plans are in full swing for the 33rd Cleckheaton Folk Festival set for next summer.

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The five bodies West Yorkshire Police have never been able to identify

One man was found 55 years ago

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Royal Albert Hall performance for Rastrick High School choir

Students in Rastrick High School’s student choir are preparing for the performance of a lifetime after being chosen to sing at the Royal Albert Hall in London.

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Bid to build housing on Holmfield farm fails

A planning inspector has thrown out an appeal to create housing on a farm site in Holmfield.

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Traffic chaos as lorry tips over on main road out of Huddersfield town centre - live updates

The accident is blocking one side of Chapel Hill near the Colin Appleyard garage

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Man and woman arrested after death of baby at house in Dalton cul-de-sac

The four-month-old was not breathing when police and paramedics arrived at the house on Mill Avenue

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Check out these amazing carvings from this year's Hebden Bridge Great Pumpkin Festival

The rain definitely didn't dampen spirits at this year's Great Pumpkin Festival in Hebden Bridge as crowds gathered in the town for a day of Halloween fun.

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Halifax woman remembers father and brother with series of fundraising events

A woman who lost her brother and father within days of each other is marking 20 years since their deaths with a staggering 20 fundraising events.

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“A very sociable man with an infectious laugh” - tributes paid to former Courier reporter Brian Walters

A portable typewriter which had seen better days and a priceless book of contacts - these were the tools of the trade of inspirational journalist Brian Walters, who has died aged 72.

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9 ways to keep pets safe and stress free on Bonfire Night

Well, the fireworks have already started as Bonfire Night approaches.

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New Calderdale Open Art exhibition showcases local talent

The entries are now in for the annual Calderdale Open Art exhibition at Bankfield Museum.

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Baby fighting for life after being found unresponsive with head injuries

The baby boy was found at a house in Birstall

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Speeding driver in his uncle's van climbed over his passenger in a bid to escape police

Naveed Hussain improvised after the officers blocked in his driver's door

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B&Q colleagues transform garden for Candlelighters

Colleagues from a number of local B&Q stores, including the one at Halifax, recently joined together to transform a garden managed by Candlelighters, the children’s cancer charity, to create a bright, colourful and relaxing outdoor space.

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Criminology student committed £18k benefit fraud when she returned to education

Lisa Kirby had put her studies on hold to care for her disabled son

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Rise in violent crime in Calderdale according to figures

Violent crime has risen in Calderdale over the last year, amid warnings of an epidemic sweeping the country.

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These are the listed buildings at risk of collapse in Huddersfield

Historic England reveals list of decaying 19th century properties in Huddersfield

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Sunday 27 October 2019

Yassar Yaqub parents deliver third justice demand letter to Downing Street

They were part of a march by parents and friends of people killed by police or who died in custody

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Police forensics spend all day investigating scene at house in quiet Dalton cul-de-sac

Residents said police were taking photos inside the house on Mill Avenue

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This baby bank gives clothes, prams, baby monitors and nappies to struggling families

The charity is celebrating after being recognised for the lifeline it offers to the local community

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Special Christmas event which attracts hundreds of people to Lindley faces axe

£2,000 needed to make sure Lindley Christmas Evening goes ahead this year

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Dog expert's dos and don'ts for dressing up your pooch for Halloween

How do you feel about dressing up animals?

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Police investigation at house on Dalton cul-de-sac - live updates

There are two police vans outside a house on Mill Street

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Don't Cry For Me Argentina musical Evita brings infamous rags to riches story to Huddersfield theatre

The Andrew Lloyd Webber musical opens at the Lawrence Batley next month charting the controversial story of Argentina's first lady Eva Peron

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Sunnica Energy Farm deal for Smith Brothers

Elland-based firm Smith Brothers Contracting Ltd is set to provide services at the planned Sunnica Energy Farm – a 500 MW solar-plus-storage project.

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‘Removing the stigma of mental health, one mask at a time’ - In the company of Unmasked Mental Health

Taking our business Q&A this week are Doug Dennison and Logan Smith, Co-Founders of Unmasked Mental Health. The business provides support to like-minded change seekers in a genuine way.

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Huddersfield scientist on Arctic mission to reveal impact of climate change

Dr Phil Hwang to be part of pioneering research into sea ice melt

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These are the Calderdale sites earmarked for new homes to meet Government's housing quota

The end result of latest developments over Calderdale’s Local Plan is that more sites for homes will be added to those already chosen – but not as many as there might have been.

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Grand Designs gone wrong - what happened to the builds that went bad?

The projects on Kevin McCloud's Channel 4 show don't always go to plan

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Brighouse artist showcases familiar scenes at latest exhibit

Roger Davies is unveiling an exhibition of his new artwork on Saturday, November 9 which includes a selection of his most ambitious paintings so far.

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Key Calderdale buildings and site drawn up to keep carrying on its duties

Calderdale Council officers are preparing a list of land and buildings it needs to carry out its statutory duties.

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Educating Yorkshire star and Mushy coach to launch secondary school survival guide

Yorkshire's best loved headteacher Matthew Burton has written Go Big for new high school pupils

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Nat races to mechanic of the year nomination

Halifax-Based racing car mechanic Nat Skirrow has been nominated for the UK Sports Prototype Cup ‘Partscomm Mechanic of the Year’ award.

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Yorkshire could get its own 'Oyster Card' system combining buses, trains and car shares schemes

The new plan could make it much easier to get around

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Action plan to promote and get more people cycling in Calderdale

Measures to promote cycling in Calderdale ranging from bike lockers to delivering cycleways were discussed when an action plan was reviewed.

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These 25 criminals were dealt with by the courts over just two days

They have all appeared before Kirklees magistrates court

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

West Yorkshire Police needs your help to identify these people

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Signs go up at new Costa Coffee in Brighouse and other planning applications

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

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Calderdale Council backs plan for West Yorkshire Oyster card travel scheme

Ambitious proposals to package access to public and eco-friendly transport schemes with a credit system for cheaper fares and other local services have been welcomed.

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Depressed personal trainer piled on 6st by drinking every night

Darren Jones, 50, has described how he turned his life around

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Saturday 26 October 2019

Have you been papped by our Snapper about Town? This week it's Meltham Liberal Club

See if our photographer caught you on camera!

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The biggest, fanciest and priciest dream homes for sale in October

Have a look around some of Huddersfield's most spectacular and most unusual homes on sale this month

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Grieving drug driver turned to cannabis to cope with the pain of his loss

Aiden Sykes started smoking it when his dad and grandfather died

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Man found dead at bottom of stairs after drinking in Huddersfield town centre

Coroner hears 'Daz' had been drinking around Huddersfield town centre

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Man arrested in connection with police spitting incident and court no-show

Jamie Glover found guilty of assaulting police officer after arrest for being drunk and disorderly

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Watch brass flash mob cheer up customers in WHSmith

Impromptu performance of Jackie Wilson's Higher and Higher lifts spirits on soggy day

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Trapped fox climbs up ladder to escape water overflow tank in West Yorkshire

A fox which was trapped inside a muddy water overflow tank climbed a ladder to escape.

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Peugeot vehicle may be linked to firebombing of councillor's cars

Hatchback believed to have been used by suspects in fire attack on cars belonging to Clr Masood Ahmed

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Company behind massive Elbow, Embrace and upcoming Kaiser Chiefs gig in Halifax set for record year

This summer has seen some of the biggest names in live music perform spectacular open air concerts throughout West Yorkshire.

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A Nightmare in Halifax: Houses on Elm Street sell for £60,000 less than nearby streets

It seems the thought of having the ultimate neighbour from hell in 80’s fictional horror villain Freddy Krueger, may be having a very real effect on house prices – and could present an opportunity for those looking to bag a bargain.

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Controversial go-ahead to dispose of council land to build more Calderdale homes

A controversial decision to dispose of council land for a homes site will be implemented – but a community stewardship option explored alongside it.

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Mencap chief 'disappointed' after care home rated inadequate

Castle Hall home for people with learning disabilities has been put in special measures

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Drunk man 'lost the plot' and drove off after catching his wife cheating with his brother

Shaun Bolton was more than twice the legal limit when police found him

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River Aire expected to flood plus flood warnings across West Yorkshire - live

River levels rise as heavy rain continues to fall

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Woman, 62, dies after being hit by bus at Huddersfield Bus Station

The road in and out of the bus station was shut for around six hours

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Jake, Wagner or Felix to turn on Huddersfield Christmas lights? Vote here!

Hundreds of readers gave their suggestions for who should turn on the lights

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Calderdale Council makes transport scheme bids from £1.2 billion fund

The outcome of Calderdale’s bid for cash to boost access to walking and cycling for residents in deprived parts of the borough should be known by next March.

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Rude awakening for 'sleepy' drug driver caught after crashing his dad's car

Aleem Javaid was more than double the limit and could barely stay awake

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Here's who has been up at Magistrates Court from Calderdale

These Calderdale cases were heard before Bradford Magistrates Court:

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Friday 25 October 2019

New Meltham beer festival will showcase local brews alongside live music, a quiz and a pie and pea supper

The first ever Meltham NovemBEER festival will raise money for Meltham Scouts and Guides

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Planning inspector throws out appeal over housing plan on farm site

A PLANNING inspector has thrown out an appeal to create housing on a farm site.

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Two stolen Lamborghini cars worth £500,000 found in police raid at Yorkshire garage

Police discovered two stolen Lamborghini's worth over half a million pounds being dismantled when they raided a garage in West Yorkshire

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Call to do more to protect Yorkshire's night workers

Trade union warns that night working is linked to higher rates of cardiovascular disease, diabetes and depression

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Live updates as 'serious incident' closes Huddersfield bus station

Several bus services have been diverted to the train station

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Huddersfield micro-brewery is up for sale just months after move to new premises

Anyone with a spare £65,000 can buy the brewery opposite Huddersfield Fire Station

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Anger as boss of collapsed Dragon's Den firm launches another online venture

Young entrepreneur owed cash as yboo director launches new tech company

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Two stolen Lamborghinis, worth over £500,000, found after raid in Sowerby Bridge

Two stolen Lamborghini worth over £500,000 have been found in a police raid in Sowerby Bridge.

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M62 problems and delays due to torrential rain - live updates

Surface water already causing issues on the roads and motorways

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A sick website is using this beautiful little boy to fuel racial hatred - we should all sign a petition to shut it down

Albie Greenwood's parents were 'gobsmacked' by the racist abuse directed towards them on the site

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Bid for £3 million funding to protect Brighouse from flooding

Work to protect Brighouse from future flooding could soon take a step forward as Calderdale Council’s Cabinet are asked to approve plans to bid for £3 million of EU funding towards the project.

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Huddersfield buildings on Historic England's Heritage At Risk

Huddersfield buildings on Historic England's Heritage At Risk

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Huge 267 housing plan around Calderdale school to go before planning committee

A huge housing development that could see 267 homes built around a Calderdale school will go before councillors to make a decision on the plan.

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'Transphobic' forklift driver who masturbated in front of two strangers at a 'dogging site' is sentenced

Graham Beevers mocked the transgender women and told them: "I would have f****d you both"

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My cancer is horrendous and incurable - but it brought me friends for life

Laura Turnbull from Shelley has has incredible support from two colleagues

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These amazing activities are taking place in Calderdale during October half term

With October half-term just around the corner we’ve made a list of Calderdale events and activities that are taking place over the next few days to keep the whole family entertained.

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Sudden death of 'fun-loving teen' Kelsey Womersley no longer being treated as suspicious

Homicide detectives say they have now prepared a file for the West Yorkshire coroner

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'Ghetto' housing estate gets planning approval after layout is changed

The estate of 161 homes will be built close to Ashbrow Infant and Nursery School

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Heartbreak for Calderdale woman as thieves blow torch house doors and steal car containing sentimental items

A Calderdale woman has spoken of her heartbreak after her car containing a number of sentimental items was stolen by thieves.

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Convicted Calderdale seller of illegal goods has licence rejected after trying to use different name

Licensing councillors heard an applicant for a personal licence had previously been arrested under a different name and convicted of a tobacco false trademarking offence.

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Pensioner, 70, in court charged with 19 sex offences

The allegations against Donald Brook include five rapes of a child

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Figures reveal hundreds of school leavers not in stable work or education in Calderdale

Hundreds of students were not in stable work or education last year within 12 months of leaving school in Calderdale, new figures reveal.

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Family of cystic fibrosis schoolboy say 'Christmas has come early' as access granted to life-saving drugs

Holmfirth couple 'over the moon' over NHS access to drug Orkambi

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'Psychotic' alcoholic set his neighbour's wheelie bin on fire after threatening to kill him

Gordon Walker was jailed for six months after setting the blaze inches away from the victim's front door

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29 new starter photos from primary schools across Calderdale

Schools across Calderdale were invited to send in pictures of their smiling new school starters to be featured in the paper.

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Thursday 24 October 2019

Plans for hotel and restaurant at Castle Hill still on the cards despite major objections

Proposals for two-storey cultural and commercial building were first put in ten months ago

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'House arrest' for man too drunk to be sentenced by magistrates

The court heard that alcoholic Jason Asquith has a place on a detox programme

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Former Halifax rugby league player turned wrestler shows Tyson Fury the ropes ahead of his WWE debut

A former Halifax rugby player turned professional wrestler has shown boxer Tyson Fury the ropes ahead of his WWE debut later this month.

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Woman went on spending spree at McDonald's and petrol stations with stolen credit cards

Kylie Hanson made a number of purchases on bank cards taken during a burglary

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This is the disgusting moment thug spat in police officer's face - he is now wanted after failing to show at court

The Batley man was part of a drunken group on a train from Huddersfield

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Security tightened up after firebomb attack at councillor's home

The attack destroyed cars belonging to councillor Masood Ahmed

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Police hunt for motorbike thieves who left man struggling with mental health 'hurt and upset'

A man struggling with mental health issues has been left "angry, hurt and upset" after his motorbike was stolen by thieves earlier this week.

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These banners have been appearing outside Calderdale schools to highlight funding crisis

Banners have appeared outside schools across Calderdale today to raise awareness about a funding crisis they face.

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'Perfectionist' devoted dad showed no signs before taking his own life in woodland

Builder Sam Kennedy, a married father of three, was discovered by a dog walker in woods in Honley

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The Green Matters column with Barry Crossland

The United Kingdom has not been threatened with invasion for over 70 years and there is no likely threat in the foreseeable future.

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Road closed with fire crews and police at scene of blaze - live updates

Crews have been at the fire on Gregory Springs Lane in Mirfield since 6am and are still there

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Ten of the best things to do in Calderdale this weekend

There's plenty to get involved in this weekend and throughout next week in Calderdale. Here are ten of the best things to do across the borough:

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Prizes and gifts on offers as major new store opens at Birstall retail park

Growing retail sensation The Range is launching a huge outlet with giveaways for the first 50 people

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Huddersfield to be hit by a month of rain in 18 hours - and we could even get snow

Warning for flooding and heavy rain from midday on Friday - with snow on hills at the weekend

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M62 being treated 'like a race track' as speedster clocked at clocked 141mph

A West Yorkshire Police traffic officer has hit out at dangerous drivers after he caught a speedster on the M62 travelling at 141mph.

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29 photos from last night's Calderdale Policing Awards 2019

The annual Calderdale District Policing Award Evening 2019 were held last night and was attended by the area's bravest police officers and members of the public.

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How these Calderdale homes will help people with learning disabilities live independently

A new housing development in Sowerby Bridge which will help people with learning disabilities to live independently, has seen its first residents move in.

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Local Plan developments could bring in £5m more for Kirklees Council

But Tory deputy leader Clr John Taylor says the extra homes bring additional costs

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Elderly driver flips 'brand new' car onto roof in crash with parked car on Almondbury road

The man, aged in his 70s, escaped with slight injuries and was taken to hospital

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Kirklees council paid agency workers £1m - in just two months

It comes as bin workers call for more permanent staff to be employed

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Halifax's Halloween Files - Was policeman Alan Godfrey abducted by aliens after UFO sighting?

Delving back into the Halifax Courier archives we are looking at the unexplained happenings in Calderdale that made the headlines.

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Iranian man claims driving ban will see him lose his bid to stay in the UK

Varnous Federani  is in trouble due to his involvement in a political movement against his country

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Wednesday 23 October 2019

Your guide to bonfire night in Calderdale 2019

Although Halloween may not be over and done with yet it's time to start thinking about Bonfire Night.

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Care home boss explains why he fenced off emergency access to flood prone estate

Councillor raises concern about firm blocking tunnel to isolated Mirfield housing estate

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Driver crashed off motorway after 'sudden loss of control' in overtaking lane

Woman shocked but uninjured after losing control on M1

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'I'll murder that bitch' sadistic rapist yelled at brave victim as he was jailed for life

Jekyll and Hyde character Andrew Delsol has a horrific record of violent attacks against women in West Yorkshire

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These twins were diagnosed with cancer at three weeks - now one of them has sadly died

Little Elijah Liburd spent all his life in hospital but has tragically died after a bone marrow transplant failed

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There's a giraffe and rhino keeper job going at this zoo

Chester Zoo is after a 'hoofstock keeper' but you'll need these qualifications

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Tributes paid to former Courier photographer Charles Round

Heartfelt tributes have been pouring in for ex-Courier photographer Charles Round, who has died aged 63.

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BMW driver hits 141mph on M62 - 'one of the fastest speeds recorded'

Speeding drivers 'using M62 like a racetrack' say traffic police

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Dewsbury Road in Elland blocked due to incident

Dewsbury Road in Elland is reportedly blocked following an incident this lunchtime (Wednesday).

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Policeman accused of 'moving arrested man into van so he could assault him further' during journey

Allegations that West Yorkshire officer used unreasonable force

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'Vast improvement': Calder Valley commuters give verdicts on new Northern trains

Train-travelling commuters in Halifax had their say on the new Northern trains which rolled out this week.

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Bar owner lodges legal papers for £200k claim against dentist over land deal

Ian Snowball says he agreed to jointly purchase key property with Waqar Malik - but the deal has fallen through

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See our eight-page school starters picture special in tomorrow's Halifax Courier

It's the start of an exciting time for children across Calderdale as they set off on their school journey in 2019.

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Massive pothole - 46 inches long and over six inches deep - did this to my car says angry driver

Driver left with repair bill of nearly £400 after mishap in Marsden

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Top up your fuel tank for free this week - but keep your receipt!

The offer runs until November 3

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First-look at Last Tango in Halifax series five - as plot teases trouble in paradise for Alan and Celia

First-look pictures of the next installment of Sally Wainwright’s Bafta-winning Last Tango in Halifax have been released, ahead of the much-loved drama’s return to BBC One in 2020.

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Councillors say inaction on climate change is holding Calderdale back

The borough is being 'he'd back' in areas like public transport

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Halifax Agricultural Show will be held next year, say organisers despite fundraising bid

The show will go on! Organisers of the Halifax Agricultural Show say the event will be held next year, despite launching a fundraising campaign to generate £25,000.

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Incinerator planning appeal will resume next month

Calder Valley Skip Hire want to operate the plant at the Belmont Industrial Estate, Rochdale Road

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Halifax coach among finalists for prestigious UK Coaching Awards

Halifax karate coach Matthew Handley is among the first selection of finalists announced ahead of the UK Coaching Awards 2019.

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This is why Kirklees should not support £100m Leeds Bradford Airport expansion

Green councillor Andrew Cooper says Kirklees should not be sup

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Former Halifax Courier photographer Charles Round dies, aged 63

One of the longest serving photographic journalists in Calderdale, Charles Round, has died aged 63.

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Universal Credit campaigners finally win Kirklees support in fight against 'devastating' system

They have a fall-back plan if the government will not scrap the controversial payments

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Tuesday 22 October 2019

Caught on camera - Police in Calderdale urgently want to speak to these people

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

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'Disgusting' thug beat up his girlfriend and sent her offensive Facebook messages

Christopher Ellam's victim said she'd been frightened of him for a long time

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FC Halifax Town to host Christmas lunch for those in need across Calderdale

FC Halifax Town are again holding a special Christmas lunch at The Shay for local charities and those in need.

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This is where nearly 10,000 new homes will be built across Calderdale

The council has to provide nearly 1,000 new homes every year for the next decade

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Village volunteer fury after war memorial garden clearance

Not everyone is happy about work to restore Shepley remembrance garden to its original 1920s state

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These shops are taking part in this year's Brighouse Halloween Trail

The Brighouse Halloween Trail returns to the town this weekend with a large number of local shops taking part in the fiendishly fun family event.

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Equestrian group campaign for more rights for horses and riders

Kirklees Pass Wide and Slow want to improve education about driving around horses.

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22 stunning sunrise shots as 'ice crystals and super-cooled water droplets' produce dazzling colours today

Gallery of stunning photos from across Huddersfield and Yorkshire

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Huddersfield set for 36 hours of rain as Met Office issues warning

The rain will start at noon on Friday and continue all day through Saturday

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Halifax's Halloween X-Files - Spooky tales from Calderdale's most haunted pub

The Fleece Inn in Elland has a long history of spooky goings on over the years.

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Ex-army gunner walks down the aisle at dream wedding - after doctors told her she would never walk again

An ex-army gunner who lives in Halifax and was told she would never walk again after damaging her spine fulfilled her dream of walking down the aisle at her wedding.

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Stunning sunrise shots

Stunning sunrise shots

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76 young people in Huddersfield caught watching TV without a licence - including streaming

They are among 1,335 people visited in West Yorkshire by licencing officers

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Lightcliffe Golf Club members complete Great Wall of China trek for Overgate

Three members of Lightcliffe Golf Club have completed a trek on the Great Wall of China for Overgate Hospice.

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You could still see spectacular Orionid meteor shower tonight

The meteor shower peaked on Tuesday but will still be visible late tonight and in the early hours of Wednesday

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This is why police were stopping vans and cars in Waterloo - and here's what they uncovered

Several vehicles banned - and drivers reported for prosecution

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The Voluntary Action Calderdale column with Emma Worsley

Sometimes life can throw a complete and utter curve ball and it can easily feel like you are facing things alone; no matter how many loved ones are there to support you.

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Woman stole Budweiser from Sainsbury's - then returned to take more booze the same day

Bethany Knapton is known to security staff because of previous thefts

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The Great Pumpkin Festival returns to Hebden Bridge

The Great Pumpkin Festival, organised by Hebden Royd Town Council alongside professional pumpkin carvers Sand in Your Eye, will be back in Hebden Bridge on October 26.

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Royal Albert Hall performance for Rastrick High School choir

Students in Rastrick High School’s student choir are preparing for the performance of a lifetime after being chosen to sing at the Royal Albert Hall in London.

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Two multi-vehicle crashes on M621 causing delays - live updates

Two separate accidents are causing traffic on both sides of the motorway

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Kirklees Council says "not possible" to reduce disruptive road closures

Senior councillor explains why Crosland Road in Lindley Moor has been closed for the fifth time

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Last chance to have say on £1bn Huddersfield rail widening project

Public consultation on scheme to improve line between Huddersfield and Dewsbury closes this week

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Monday 21 October 2019

Figures show thousands of Calderdale's EU citizens face loss of automatic right to vote after Brexit

Thousands of EU citizens in Calderdale could lose their automatic right to vote in elections following Brexit.

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Meet the Halifax sisters helping thousands of desperate families at their ‘baby bank’

Thousands of desperate families have been helped by a Yorkshire ‘baby bank’ set up by two sisters after they heard of new mothers being forced into crime.

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Drink driver caught out by failing to turn on his lights

Daniel Pearson was banned for three years due to a previous conviction

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Stolen Halifax van crashes during police pursuit as police dog unit chase down suspect

The suspect of a stolen van from Halifax was captured by the police dog unit after the driver crashed the vehicle in a car chase.

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Police and firefighters attend 'disturbance' and suspected arson near 400-year-old pub

Man, 44, arrested on suspicion of public order offences

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Politicians demand fare cut for passengers forced to ride outdated Pacer trains

Senior northern politicians write open letter to rail chief describing replacement delay as "unacceptable level of service"

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Grieving wife thanks well-wishers for raising £4,000 in memory of husband who died on 'bucket list' trip

Cash raised for special cause in Scottish village where couple met and got married

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'I'm just relieved she is alive' says mum of daughter left unconscious by hit-and-run driver

Linthwaite teenager, 15, rushed to Leeds General Infirmary in air ambulance

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Fears over Queensbury tunnel collapse as Highways England start emergency repairs

Emergency planning powers have been brought in to ensure urgent safety work can be carried out at Queensbury Tunne

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Mum says epidural wore off during c-section and she felt doctors pulling her stomach apart

Jodie Marsden said she was in extreme pain as she felt 'jiggling' and 'shoving' inside her

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Huddersfield firm yboo whose boss had a roasting on Dragon's Den goes into administration

Company's founder Martyn Gould was branded 'delusional' on TV show

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Estate agents launches new sponsorship with Todmorden Taekwondo club

Face2Face Estate Agents has announced a new sponsorship with Todmorden Taekwondo club TSX International.

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PFI costs for A1 and M1 link roads in Yorkshire soar by £246m more than expected

COSTS to maintain a two stretches of road in Yorkshire have soared by £246m, an investigation into Private Finance Initiatives has revealed.

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Here's who has been up at Magistrates Court from Calderdale

These Calderdale cases were heard before Bradford Magistrates Court.

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Police update following Huddersfield town centre stabbing

Extra police patrols in the town centre since Sunday morning

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Vehicles seized in Calderdale by police as part of Operation Hawmill

Patrols were deployed in Calderdale as part of a dedicated police operation tackling dangerous and irresponsible drivers in the borough.

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Holiday warnings for travellers heading to France, Spain, Portugal and USA

Foreign Office issues advice for people travelling to these countries

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How this Huddersfield university halls is changing how we see students in the town

Residents have helped to clean-up canals, weed local war memorials and grow their own produce

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Police hunt suspected arsonists who caused damage to Asda supermarket

Detectives have released these images of men they want to speak to in connection with a fire at a supermarket

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Halifax Spooktacular returns to start your Halloween celebrations off with a bang

Halifax Spooktacular is returning to Halifax this year for a wickedly wonderful evening full of fun-packed family entertainment and frightfully fabulous fireworks.

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Study into increasing taxi numbers in Halifax town centre to cost £15,000

A survey commissioned by Calderdale Council to examine demand for taxis in Halifax will be held before a decision is taken on whether or not to remove a limit on numbers.

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Latest Calderdale planning applications - what's being built where you live?

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

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Why a reunion with a mate cost this builder dearly

Michael Woodward said he was ashamed of what happened after the chance meeting

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Sunday 20 October 2019

Calderdale among the best at treating cancer patients within target

Cancer patients in Calderdale had some of the shortest wait times in England for starting treatment in August, figures reveal.

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This part of Kirklees is getting short changed on Lottery cash

Research has found grants from the National Lottery are not coming our way

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Halifax's Halloween X Files - Calderdale police records of witches, UFOs and ghosts

Calderdale has a long history of super natural activity and police records reveal this to be the case.

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This 'supernatural census for boggarts' is looking for tales of demons and elves in Huddersfield

Author Simon Young seeking stories of malevolent entities from Huddersfield folk

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Doctor shortage in Yorkshire is one of the worst in the country

Number of patients per consultant has been found to vary wildly across the UK

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Man ran from house to house seeking help after being stabbed

He left a trail of blood along neighbour's path

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What happened to some of Alton Tower's most iconic roller coasters from the Corkscrew to the Thunder Looper

Do you remember these classic coasters? We take a look at what happened to them

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Calderdale train timetable changes made after complaints over winter services

Complaints about reduced services to two Calderdale stations has led to some timetable tweaks, a transport board heard.

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Tributes paid to man who died in M1 collision which shut the motorway for several hours

The 25-year-old died following a collision with a car

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Dog rescued after falling 30ft onto ledge in Beaumont Park

Specialist fire crew from Cleckheaton to the rescue

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Eyewitness gives dramatic account of man being stabbed in the neck

"Blood was pouring from his neck but he said he wanted to get in a taxi"

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Halifax firm CP Media acquires Harrogate advertising firm Eye Airports to create £5m company

Outdoor advertising specialist CP Media has acquired regional airport advertising firm Eye Airports, creating a company now worth £5m.

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Kind-hearted contractors replace bikes stolen form Halifax charity by heartless thieves

Kind-hearted contractors and council staff searched their garages and sheds to help replace bicycles stolen from a charity which helps homeless people.

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Man caught drink driving blamed wife for cheating on him for a year

Police were called after Richard Kirkman crashed his car then walked away

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Twenty-one-year-old man stabbed in the neck

Police are appealing for information - no arrests have been made

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8 frustrating things to deal with if you shop at Tesco Extra

Extra stores have more space and more stock - but this can mean more stress

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Man stabbed in Huddersfield town centre

Police have taped off a large part of Kirkgate

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Village's 'oldest' house on sale and it's beautiful inside and out

Higher Green Owlers, which dates back to 1601, has a superb period interior and spectacular views

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Saturday 19 October 2019

How Off the Wall gallery is bringing satire, politics and art to the Piece Hall in Halifax

Nick Jones spends his working day hemmed in by satirical sketches and drawings. Cartoons, you might say, only he no longer does.

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Bouldering centre for climbers of all ages and abilities to open in the heart of Huddersfield

FREEKLIME is designed to encourage climbers of all ages and abilities to get involved

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Look around this custom built mansion with pool and cinema on sale

Wood Leigh includes fitness suite, paddocks, stable and four acres of land

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How Kirklees MPs voted on Brexit Letwin amendment as Boris Johnson forced into extension

Parliament sat on a Saturday for the first time in 37 years - while thousands of protesters stood outside demanding a second referendum

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Single parents try to shake off stigma and challenge stereotypes

Special event will take place next month

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Man, 25, dies in a motorway collision which closes M1 with it unlikely to reopen until 9.30pm

The section of the M1 has been closed for over 14 hours

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Key vote on Brexit goes against PM Boris Johnson

Special House of Commons sitting on a Saturday

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

West Yorkshire Police needs your help to identify these people

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Birmingham City, Leeds United, Swansea City and Barnsley supporters warned of traffic delays following serious M1 collision

Matches in the region could be influenced by the incident

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Man dramatically rescued after he got lost in late night walk

Woodhead Mountain Rescue Team found 23-year-old on moors

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Halifax grandma encouraging people to donate organs after saving the life of her granddaughter

A grateful family has shared its experiences of live organ donation to try and encourage more people to sign up.

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Girl seriously hurt after being knocked down by hit and run driver

Police appealing for witnesses following incident in Linthwaite

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How Anne Lister's neighbour William Priestley founded the 200-year-old Halifax Choral Society

Halifax Choral Society is now in its third century. To mark its bicentenary, local historian Dr John Hargreaves has looked back at its development. Laura Reid reports.

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Man's body discovered at a property in Wakefield

Police and fire crew called out yesterday following reports of a concern for safety

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Woman hurt after car being pursued by police crashes into her

West Yorkshire Police say Mercedes was stolen and was being pursued

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Drunken flasher who assaulted police among 57 Huddersfield court cases

The latest crimes dealt with by Kirklees magistrates

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M1 closed in both directions and not expected to open for hours

There was a crash on the Barnsley/Sheffield border last night

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Young Muslim 'brings shame' on his mosque and community for drug driving

Mohammed Hussain was more than twice the legal limit for cannabis

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Friday 18 October 2019

What progress has been made since the launch of the Calderdale flood Action Plan three years ago

The Calderdale Flood Action Plan is three years old this October and to acknowledge this important milestone, Calderdale Council and its partners are reflecting on key areas of progress since 2016.

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The healthy grab-and go Greggs run by ex Gordon Ramsay chef that is going from strength to strength

Huddersfield based pREP is following the Greggs business model

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pREP is going from strength to strength

pREP is going from strength to strength

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Teen arrested over possession of gun and knife after cops called to off-road bikers

19-year-old man held by police on suspicion of weapons offences

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Why driver was on the road illegally - long after his disqualification expired

Daniel Green was pulled over by police who found that he was still committing an offence

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Couple leave £10,000 Mercedes with meet-and-greet firm near airport - and return from holiday to find it has vanished

Lisa Hook and Anthony Smith, from West Yorkshire, were left shocked by the state of the fields where car park

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Patrick Stewart is helping pay for 172 People's Vote coaches heading to London for Brexit vote day

Anti-Brexit campaign organises coach from Huddersfield thanks to cash from Sir Patrick Stewart

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Barry Sheerman calls for extra bank holiday - to tackle female inequality

The Huddersfield MP said International Women's Day should become a public holiday

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Here is your chance to buy the former Rastrick Independent School as it goes up for sale

Specialist business property adviser Christie & Co has been instructed to market the former Rastrick Independent School.

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This is why these vehicles were seized in Halifax by the specialist road policing unit

Vehicles have been taken off the streets of Halifax by the West Yorkshire Police's Road Policing Unit.

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Weather forecasters say we are facing worst winter for 50 years - but the Met Office does not agree

Some predictions have said that this winter will be the worst for a long time with snow and freezing temperatures

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'Hate has got worse', says Jo Cox’s sister

The sister of murdered Labour Batley and Spenborough MP Jo Cox has said the toxic culture of hatred within public life has got worse since her death.

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Swords seized and 33 arrested in cuckooing and county lines crackdown

Pistols, drugs and thousands of pounds in cash seized in operation across West Yorkshire.

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Rail operator Northern says it won't close ticket offices - but that they may stop selling tickets

Train operator Northern has said it will keep ticket offices open, but that they may stop selling tickets.

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First-time buyers in Calderdale save £500,000 on stamp tax

First-time buyers in Calderdale saved £500,000 on stamp tax last year under a new Government scheme.

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Rail operator Northern 'surprised' by plans to strip them of franchise

Rail operator Northern was "surprised" by the government's announcement that the franchise may be renationalised, according to a senior figure at the company.

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Calderdale mum speaks out after baby Alfie's deadly meningitis mistaken for chest infection

Battling a deadly meningitis infection at just six week's old, Alfie Donnelly's family were warned to prepare for the worst.

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Here's why film crews have been spotted in Elland today

Filming has once again been taking place in Calderdale for the next series of Last Tango in Halifax, with crews spotted in the centre of Elland.

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GCSE result league table reveals Kirklees' top-performing schools

Schools have been jundegd on Attainment 8 scores - which means somewhere might not get the very top exam results, but is achieving most when it comes to academic development

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Nightmare neighbour called foster mum a 'murdering b******d'

Calem Firth caused serious distress through his false claims that she had killed someone

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Thursday 17 October 2019

From Gentleman Jack to Kaiser Chiefs - major talking points in Calderdale this week

There's been no shortage of talking points in Calderdale this week. Here’s what you’ve been saying on social media over the past week:

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Council confirms 'interested parties' have been asking about Red House Museum

The site of the Gomersal museum could be given over for housing

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Thief stuffed meat and wine into his bag after using cocaine

Security staff caught Luciano Patterson stealing from Lidl

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Brighouse queen creates look worthy of the crown on RuPaul's Drag Race UK

It was all about the look on RuPaul's Drag Race UK last night as the remaining queens had to use their creative flair on the third episode of the BBC show.

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Jury retire to consider verdicts in Huddersfield child grooming trial

Eight men and one woman were on trial for a month

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Halifax takeaway in the running to be crowned the best in Britain

A Halifax takeaway is on its way to a star-studded ceremony in London after being revealed as a finalist in the British Takeaway Awards.

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Lamb born at Cannon Hall Farm ... in October

Staff have called the lamb Autumn - but did consider the name Pumpkin

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Tributes to 'beautiful, funny and hard working' young woman found dead on family holiday

Friends of Kelly Ann Rutherford are raising money for her family to help with funeral costs

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Major improvements to Todmorden Sports Centre set to help tackle climate emergency

Extensive improvements at Todmorden Sports Centre are boosting the customer experience and helping to tackle the climate emergency.

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Health watchdog reveals its rating for Yorkshire Ambulance Service

Inspectors have been reviewing the service we get when we call 999 and the transfer of vulnerable patients

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Key Huddersfield road facing two years of disruption

Residents, businesses and commuters will be affected

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What's on in Calderdale this week in 60 seconds

There's plenty to get involved in this weekend and throughout next week in Calderdale. Here are ten of the best things to do across the borough:

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PFI costs for A1 and M1 link roads in Yorkshire soar by £246m more than expected

Costs to maintain a two stretches of road in Yorkshire have soared by £246m, an investigation in Private Finance Initiatives has revealed.

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The truth about the boy who missed lunch because he was having a poo

There's more to this story than it seems

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Children with epilepsy and families flock to Eureka for special family fun day

Children with epilepsy and their families flocked to Eureka on Saturday for a special fun day to find about more about epilepsy, share experiences and meet new people

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Brexit deal has been AGREED between UK and EU officials

The UK and EU have agreed a Bexit deal - just hours before a crunch summit.

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Universal Credit, tax credit and child benefit pay dates for Christmas and New Year 2019

Christmas and New Year bank holidays may mean changes to some pay dates

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Look around new shisha bar opened above Ugarit restaurant in Huddersfield town centre

Ugarit on Cross Church Street now has a roof terrace shisha bar

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This is why Wainhouse Tower will be turning purple from tomorrow

Halifax's Wainhouse Tower will be turning ‘Purple 4 Polio’ tomorrow (Friday) in aid of World Polio Eradication Day.

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New head of energy at Core Facility Services

FC Halifax shirt sponsor Core Facility Services has launched its new financial year with the appointment of Dru Widdowson as head of its energy division.

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Speight’s en-gin-eers top range of products

Speight’s Gin has announced its brand launch, with the official opening by the Mayor of Calderdale, Cllr Dot Foster.

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Psychic left distressed and isolated by man's obsessive behaviour

Michael Coleman said his restraining order didn't apply because the victim was in Germany

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Van crashes in Halifax after cross boundary police chase as suspected thieves try to run from officers

Two men have been arrested following a police car chase that saw them crash a van and then tried run from officers.

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Disabled people face four-month wait for NHS wheelchairs in Calderdale, figures show

Disabled people in Calderdale are being forced to wait more than four months for a wheelchair from the NHS, figures reveal.

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Councillors poised to give green light to John Smith's Stadium hotel

Planning officers have reviewed the application to build a Hilton Garden Inn on HTAFC's car park

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Wednesday 16 October 2019

Leaked report says Halifax 'to lose out' if no deal Brexit goes ahead

A leaked report claims Halifax will be among the worst-hit areas economically if a 'no deal' Brexit happens.

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Furious man punched taxi driver's windscreen when he overcharged his mum

Jamie Atkins 'behaved badly' because she'd already paid the £10 fare

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'Nazi' and 'scum' twitter row could cost the taxpayer £60,000

Tweets from Councillor James Dalton have had more than 40 complaints

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Felix and Bolt celebrate as Huddersfield is crowned UK's best station

Huddersfield Railway Station wins World Cup of Stations

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M62 drivers warned of two-hour delays in tonight's rush-hour

The warning has been issued after overnight works

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Swerving drink driver got arrested on her 59th birthday

The former nurse made the 'poor choice' despite two previous drink driving offences

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Kirklees Council chief steps in to guide Welcome To Yorkshire out of its financial mess

Jacqui Gedman is playing a key part in advising the scandal hit tourism group as it recovers from the Gary Verity expenses fall out

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MP Barry Sheerman under fire for 'disgraceful' tweet over death on rail line

Huddersfield MP Barry Sheerman described as "a disgrace" who should be voted out of office

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Entire contents of closed Rastrick Independent School to be sold off as liquidators are appointed

Liquidators of a Calderdale independet school that closed suddenly at the start of the year have put the entire contents of the school up for sale.

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Drag Queens raise £2000 for charity

The glamorous event raised funds for Christie Cancer charity, Halifax Samaritans and the Orange Box Choir.

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Weeping man denies ignoring court order not to contact his ex

Philip Davison sobbed in court as magistrates remanded him into custody

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Flagship development brings added Prestige

Halifax-based Prestige Flowers, one of the UK’s leading online florists, is set to expand with its first UK flagship store – creating 50 jobs in the process.

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Pensioner's flooded nine times by water from 'sludgebath' building site

Hazel Stead has set up a petition calling for action

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Calderdale doctors urging the most vulnerable to get their flu jab

GPs in Calderdale are urging those most vulnerable to flu to get their free vaccination ahead of the winter period when the virus is most common

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This is when the award-winning International Market is returning to Halifax

More than 50 global traders are heading to Halifax this Halloween, as Market Place’s award-winning International Market returns to the town.

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Motorcyclist killed in collision with van attempting to turn right say West Yorkshire Police

Motorcyclist from Batley died at the scene

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Figures reveal thousands of children regularly missing from Calderdale’s schools

Thousands of children were regularly missing from Calderdale’s schools during the first two terms last year, figures reveal.

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Enough is enough say road safety campaigners after two crashes in three days

The A629 Penistone Road at Fenay Bridge is an accident blackspot

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Serious car crash closes road as VW Golf flips onto its roof and driver taken to hospital

A road has been closed close to Calderdale which is causing major disruption for commuters.

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"Meeting my attacker face to face changed my life"

Restorative justice sees victims given the chance to meet their offenders

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Hour long delays on M62 as overnight roadworks overrun - live updates

Lane closures near between the M1 and Wakefield are likely to stay in place through rush hour

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Tuesday 15 October 2019

Man plagued his hospital employee ex with WhatsApp messages over 'leaked' medical records

Stephen Foster said he was provoked but an investigation cleared the victim of wrongdoing

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Caught on camera - Police in Calderdale urgently want to speak to these people

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

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Boost for Calderdale commuters as new trains set to run on Calder Valley line

New trains will finally be running on the Calder Valley line before the end of the month.

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Yorkshire venues to host bird song to highlight wildlife crisis

Train stations, public buildings, sports venues and Co-op stores across the UK will come alive with birdsong on Thursday.

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Village residents planning their own security patrols after mugging and burglary surge

People in Shelley are stepping forward to monitor the streets overnight in a bid to curb crime

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Dream homes: Wood Leigh, Kirkburton

Dream homes: Wood Leigh, Kirkburton

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Works Better helps mum return to nursing position

A mother of four from Halifax has returned to nursing 16 years after qualifying thanks to a newground employability advisor working on behalf of Works Better.

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Drivers demolish 75ft of M62 barrier in separate crashes within an hour

Motorists lose control in heavy rain on Pennine stretch of motorway

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15 amazing pictures from Brighouse Arts Festival - including Kiki Dee and Lesley Garrett

The seventh annual Brighouse Arts Festival wowed record audiences last week with a full programme of events and performances from big stars in the town.

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Man was 'duped' into breaching restraining order for the second time to visit his ex

The order was imposed for wounding but Jason Isherwood said his ex lied that it had been removed

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'Incurable condition made me want to chop off my legs'

Claire Oldfield has lipoedema but can't get any treatment for it on the NHS

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Calderdale-filmed BBC drama Gentleman Jack nominated for two NTA awards

The hit BBC drama based on the life of Halifax diarist Anne Lister has been longlisted for the National Television Awards (NTAs) 2020.

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Lipoedema sufferer Claire Oldfield

Lipoedema sufferer Claire Oldfield

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BMW speedster clocked at 25mph over the legal speed limit on the M62

A BMW driver has been handed a speeding ticket after getting caught travelling 25mph over the legal speed limit.

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Suspected thieves get stuck on Calderdale church roof as firefighters come to their rescue

Two men were arrested after getting stuck on a Calderdale church roof and had to be rescued by firefighters.

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Huddersfield Station beats Leeds and Manchester to enter World Cup of Stations final

Giant killer Huddersfield slays big city rivals to reach UK final four

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Bus sailed past waiting group of 17 who had planned trip for two months

Man baffled after First Bus fails to stop and company refuses to explain why

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Looking back at Brighouse's history over the past 100 years

A new exhibition at Smith Art Gallery, Brighouse, will tell the fascinating story of the town through paintings and photographs from the past 100 years.

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Man armed with knife in Huddersfield town centre wanted to harm himself in 'cry for help'

Wesley Pottinger told police he wanted to be jailed

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Police appealing for dashcam footage after 'terrible' Fenay Bridge crash

Man was saved from car fire death by bystanders but sustained serious injuries

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Halifax arts centre renovation triumphs at top Yorkshire awards ceremony

A major renovation to an arts centre in the heart of Halifax has won top prize at the Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) Yorkshire Regional Awards for Planning Excellence 2019.

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How £121,000 investment will improve acoustics in Todmorden town hall's ballroom

A £121,000 investment will look to improve the acoustics in the ballroom situated in the historic Todmorden town hall.

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This historic mill could be turned into holiday lets

Similar plans have already been rejected once but now they are back before planners

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Hebden Bridge film festival launches 2020 short film competition

The 2020 short film competition has been launched by Hebden Bridge Film Festival. Film makers have until Sunday February 9, 2020 to submit their entry for the competition.

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More taxis could be allowed to operate in Halifax

The council is conducting a survey costing £15,000 before it makes a decision

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Monday 14 October 2019

Police forced to pepper spray angry man who grabbed officer into a headlock

They attended 'aggressive' Christopher Buckley's home after he attacked his wife

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