Huddersfield Examiner - News - Local West Yorkshire News

Published: Mon February 6 2012
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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.
 
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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.