Huddersfield Examiner - News - Local West Yorkshire News
| Published: Mon February 6 2012 | ||
| What are Monday's most read stories? Find out here | ||
| MONDAY'S most viewed stories on www.examiner.co.uk were... | ||
| Imbolc fire festival in Marsden blazes a trail in front of 1,000 (Gallery) | ||
| IT’S a festival that celebrates the first signs of spring. | ||
| Memorial service to terrorist bomb victims at Hartshead Moor Service Station on the M62 (Gallery) | ||
| HUNDREDS of people attended an emotional memorial service to remember loved-ones killed by a terrorist bomb on the M62. | ||
| Brackenhall Community Centre on track for spring opening | ||
| CONSTRUCTION at Brackenhall Community Centre is on track for a spring completion date. | ||
| Snow in Huddersfield traps some while others carry on as normal | ||
| THE wintry weekend weather left some people stuck in their own homes while others were completely unaffected. | ||
| Louise Cooper reports on the specialist team using forensic technology to help solve the area's 'cold cases' | ||
| Crime reporter Louise Cooper meets West Yorkshire Police’s Major Investigation Team to hear how the developments in forensic technology are providing vital evidence to convict murderers and rapists. | ||
| Published: Sun February 5 2012 | ||
| Dalton's Kirkwood Hospice pledges care as normal during revamp | ||
| HUDDERSFIELD hospice patients have been reassured: “Our excellent care will continue throughout our £3m refurbishment.” | ||
| Kirklees Council agrees to buy most of David Brown Gears site in Lockwood ? but only if the firm relocates within the district | ||
| KIRKLEES Council has signed a deal behind closed doors to buy a large part of the site of an iconic Huddersfield firm. | ||
| Peacocks buyer hopes for troubled store chain that could save Huddersfield jobs | ||
| A PAKISTANI billionaire is reported to be working on a surprise bid to rescue fashion chain Peacocks from administration. | ||
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| M62 chaos brings long delays on Monday morning | ||
| MOTORISTS face severe delays this morning on the M62 due to two lane closures eastbound. | ||
| Spring Grove Junior School pupils brighten up Huddersfield Children?s Library | ||
| CHILDREN brightened up the walls of Huddersfield Children’s Library with a colourful mural. | ||
| Salendine Nook High School students take mock job interviews | ||
| STUDENTS at Salendine Nook High School were put through a series of mock job interviews. | ||
| More than 1,390 Huddersfield people caught watching TV illegally in 2011 | ||
| MORE than 1,390 people were caught watching TV without a valid licence in Huddersfield in 2011, TV Licensing has revealed. | ||
| Hipperholme Grammar School pupils are raring to race in regional go-karting finals | ||
| TEENAGERS are raring to race their way to pole position in a national schools go-karting competition. | ||
| Almondbury schools join to teach on Marie Curie | ||
| TWO schools in Almondbury are combining lessons on science heroine Marie Curie. | ||
| Wakefield's Unity Hall to be restored | ||
| AN appeal has been launched for people to buy shares to help restore a “landmark” building which has housed events ranging from silent movies to rock concerts. | ||
| Internet a ?breeding ground for terrorists claims MPs report | ||
| THE internet is a “fertile breeding ground for terrorism” and plays a part in most, if not all, cases of violent radicalisation. | ||
| Don?t let the bed bugs bite ? BBC 1 show Inside Out to feature Milnsbridge Direct Pest Control | ||
| IT’S a job that’s enough to make your skin crawl just thinking about it. | ||
| Peter Smith sex case trial due to continue | ||
| THE trial of a Huddersfield man accused of grooming a teenage pupil and then having sex with him is due to continue this week. | ||