| Published: Mon January 5 2009 | ||
| Craig Meehan starts appeal over child porn conviction | ||
| CHILD pornography convict Craig Meehan will be back in court today ? fighting to clear his name. | ||
| Nightclub gunman still not tracked down | ||
| POLICE are still hunting the gunman who fired shots in a crowded Huddersfield nightclub. | ||
| Bail for pair on manslaughter charge | ||
| TWO men will appear at Leeds Crown Court later this week, charged with killing a man in Ravensthorpe. | ||
| One man and his rescue dog | ||
| WHILE most people partied the night away on New Year?s Eve, Wayne Thackray and his dog Dodge were on call. | ||
| Agency doctor paid £130-an-hour for hospital shifts | ||
| HEALTH trusts covering a number of hospitals in Kirklees have been named among NHS trusts paying agency staff "hugely inflated" wages to cover shifts. | ||
| Published: Sun January 4 2009 | ||
| Arts and crafts at mill | ||
| ART and craft sessions for adults are to be held each week at Bates Mill in Huddersfield. | ||
| Fire warning to companies | ||
| The fire service is warning failure to conform to health and safety fire regulations can lead to major fires, ANDREW HIRST reports | ||
| Mill workers? lives showcased at gallery | ||
| AN EXHIBITION about the lives of former mill workers is to go on show at Huddersfield Art Gallery. | ||
| Health chiefs? warning over increase in drinking | ||
| DRAMATIC increases in the amount of alcohol Kirklees people are downing has prompted health chiefs to warn: cut back or damage your health. | ||
| Can you find the High Street? | ||
| A NEW survey shows High Street is the most popular road name in Yorkshire. | ||
| Aiming to provide help after divorce | ||
| A national charity which supports people after divorce or separation would like to set up a group in Huddersfield. KATIE CAMPLING reports | ||
| Untold numbers who live with autism | ||
| NEW research has revealed that no-one knows how many people living in Kirklees have autism. | ||
| Volcano challenge for hospice supporters | ||
| LOOKING for a challenge in 2009? | ||
| £1m bid to save church | ||
| ?This was our opportunity to create a place that would bring the church into the heart of the community? | ||
| 166 teachers off sick every day in Kirklees | ||
| NEW figures show 166 teachers are off sick in Kirklees every day. Teachers took an average of nearly two weeks off work each over a 12-month period because of illness. | ||
| Obituary: Ian Greaves | ||
| TRIBUTES have been swift and warm for Ian Greaves, the last manager to guide Huddersfield Town into the top flight of English football, who has died aged 76. | ||
| Man found slumped in doorway | ||
| POLICE closed down a busy road after finding a man slumped in a doorway in Batley. | ||
| Finally...safety barriers for M62 | ||
| DRIVERS are finally to benefit from M62 safety fencing. | ||
| Published: Sat January 3 2009 | ||
| Parking charges stay at local hospitals | ||
| CAR parking charges will be staying at Huddersfield Royal Infirmary. | ||
| Landlady fined for allowing smoking in pub | ||
| A BATLEY landlady has been fined after admitting she failed to stop punters smoking in her pub. | ||