Feb 17 2012 | Huddersfield Town News
THE HUDDERSFIELD Daily Examiner launched a survey on the day of Lee Clark's sacking. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Arts News
THEY may not be the person who stands out first when an audience listens to a choir in concert. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Arts News
CLARE DANEK used to live in Huddersfield and organised art exhibitions as part of her job as the Media Centre. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Arts News
IT IS A choir with a long history and an exciting future. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Arts News
THEY are one of the great success stories of the young British folk and roots scene. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Arts News
FLIGHT is a new exhibition by Lisa Stansbie which is now showing at Huddersfield Art Gallery. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Arts News
IT IS the part of his musical skill that no-one else ever sees – until now. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Arts News
IT IS a great opportunity to hear some of the area’s bands going through their paces ahead of the Yorkshire Area contest. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Arts News
A DOZEN northern artists that have never before exhibited in Brighouse provide the talent behind the first new show of the year at the Harrison Lord gallery in Brighouse. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Arts News
PADDOCK Orchestra’s next concert features a strong Russian theme. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Arts News
IF YOU are searching for inspiration, look no further than the work of the great French sculptor, Auguste Rodin. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Arts News
SHE made her first appearances on the TV talent show Opportunity Knocks more than 35 years ago. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Arts News
SPEND an hour or two roaming through the archives of most stage societies and you will uncover more than chapter and verse on their past shows. Much more. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Huddersfield music news
Supporting King Charles Read
Feb 17 2012 | Huddersfield music news
A DANGEROUS METHOD (15, 99 mins) 7/10 (15, 99 mins) 7/10 Read
Feb 17 2012 | Huddersfield music news
Folk tribute to art Read
Feb 17 2012 | Huddersfield music news
EXTREMELY LOUD & INCREDIBLY CLOSE (12A, 129 mins) 7/10 Read
Feb 17 2012 | Huddersfield music news
HOT on the heels of last year’s sixth album, Cursed, The Scaramanga Six are about to embark on their most audacious caper yet. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Huddersfield music news
Summer Saturnalia Read
Feb 17 2012 | Huddersfield music news
Birthday bash Read
Feb 17 2012 | Kirklees Business News
THE boss of Cable & Wireless Worldwide admitted the business telecoms firm was over complex and blighted by under-investment. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Kirklees Business News
THE UK’s biggest banks suffered stock market falls – after an influential credit ratings agency threatened more than 100 lenders with downgrades. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Kirklees Business News
LADBROKES said punters staked nearly £13bn in its UK shops last year as the high street bookie continued to defy the economic squeeze. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Kirklees Business News
PROFITS at B&Q owner Kingfisher are set to rise 20% – despite the DIY chain suffering a drop in sales of home improvement and heating products. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Kirklees Business News
VIRGIN Atlantic boss Sir Richard Branson claimed some fares could rise and some flights could be cut if British Airways’ parent company is allowed to take over UK airline bmi. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Cricket News
SHELLEY have high hopes in the Drakes Premiership this summer after lining up one of the League’s best all-rounders and a seriously fast bowler from the Bradford League. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
FAMILIES are being urged to get fit together. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Bowls News
COUNTY colleagues Ashley Daykin and Steven Hirst came face to face in the Griffin Sixteen final – and it was Daykin who took the spoils. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Other Sports
MARK THAXTER was the big winner when Huddersfield Star Wheelers held their prize presentation at Bradley Park Golf Club. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Bowls News
JOAN WRIGLEY has taken over as head of the Yorkshire Crown Green Bowling Association. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Rugby Union News
HUDDERSFIELD RU are looking forward to giving Bromsgrove a ‘warm welcome’ when the Birmingham side make their first-ever visit to the town tomorrow (3.00). Read
Feb 17 2012 | Rugby Union News
YMCA’S coaching team of Damon Scholes and Jody Shaw are plotting a ‘Dinnington double’ when the Sheffield side visit Laund Hill tomorrow (2.15). Read
Feb 17 2012 | Amateur Rugby League
AMATEUR rugby league officials are confident the icy blast is behind them and normal service can be resumed on the competitive front. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Kevin Brown column
IT’S hard to imagine our first home Super League XVII fixture going any better. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Huddersfield Giants News
PLACES are still available for the Giants Legends Club trip to London Broncos next weekend. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Huddersfield Giants News
EORL CRABTREE believes the new Super League substitute rule is working to the Giants’ advantage. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Huddersfield Giants News
FIT-AGAIN Giants captain Kevin Brown is confident the 66-6 thrashing of Widnes Vikings is a taste of things to come. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Huddersfield Town News
MARK LILLIS says he’ll make sure it’s business as usual as Town start preparations for the crucial home clash with Exeter tomorrow week. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
NEW forensic techniques could help police solve an eight-year murder mystery. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Huddersfield restaurants & recipes
OF ALL the many ingredients we cook with regularly, I think the most fascinating has to be chocolate. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Examiner Plus
THERE’S an old and very poor joke about lambs and mint sauce. Don’t mention that particular condiment near them as they’ll run away. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Examiner Plus
DECADES ago when flying was a novelty I loved airports and international travel. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Examiner Plus
BRASS band great Edwin Swift, conductor of Linthwaite Band, was buried 108 years ago this week. Former Colne Valley Editor Mike Shaw provided an insight into the life of this self taught musician who, from the humblest beginnings, rose to national acclaim. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Comment
THE kindness of the human spirit can be amazing and two shining examples are Becky Howe and her partner Ray Dawes. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Examiner Plus
THE trick is, declared Ian, to fight off jet-lag, stay awake and go to bed at a normal time. This would ensure a good night’s rest and swift recovery from the rigours of travel and sleep deprivation. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Comment
IT’S certainly a shame for the staff who work at the Conservatory Café in Greenhead Park that they can’t accept tips. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
POLICE are investigating bogus charity collectors in Huddersfield. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
STAFF working in the catering industry rely on tips to boost their wages. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
POLICE leaders in West Yorkshire will meet today to determine whether to freeze a council tax precept or increase it by 4%. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
RETAIL boss Malcolm Walker is hot favourite to buy back the frozen food chain he founded more than 40 years ago. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
DAREDEVILS are needed for a fundraising event. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
A HUDDERSFIELD woman has been fined for allowing waste to accumulate in her garden. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
HUDDERSFIELD firefighter Daryl Schofield has appeared on a TV quiz show. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
A 79-YEAR-OLD woman was trapped suspended by the seatbelt in her car after it had flipped over in a crash. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
BBC’S Question Time is coming back to Kirklees. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
A JURY took just 20 minutes to find a teacher not guilty of having a sexual relationship with a 15-year-old pupil. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
THEY were the hit TV shows from three decades. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
A 42-YEAR-OLD man who lashed out with a hacksaw during a row has been jailed for 10 months. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
launched a celebratory wall at the hospice by buying an inscribed brick in memory of Jack Murphy, Becky’s nephew. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
A GARAGE owner watched in horror as a blaze took hold in his Aspley car showroom. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
A SECOND party has backed a call to split Kirklees Council in two. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
THESE youngsters have launched a determined bid to keep their village library. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
A 41-YEAR-OLD Thornton Lodge man who was caught with 149 cannabis plants in a van has been given a six-month conditional discharge. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
THOUSANDS of residents may be losing out on their right to vote. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
A FARMER has won the right to install a turbine on his land. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
THE Labour Council leader has denied discriminating against Conservative parts of Kirklees. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
NEARLY twenty homes will be built in a small village. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
TRAFFIC was disrupted on Bradford Road yesterday after a two-vehicle crash. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
A DRINK-DRIVER who rammed police cars during an early hours pursuit through Brighouse and Huddersfield has been jailed for 18 months. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Reader Letters
IT IS no longer possible to hope or to realistically believe that Kirklees Council cuts and austerity measures will be nothing more than empty threats or small-scale reductions in services which will affect but a tiny minority. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Unsorted
CIVIL servants in Whitehall have gathered a team of the UK’s smartest web geeks to build a better, simpler government website. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Huddersfield Town News
NEILL COLLINS says there is no way Sheffield United have written off Town’s challenge for automatic promotion. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Other Sports
WE asked for your views in the wake of Lee Clark’s sacking ... and over 1,200 of you responded to our website questionnaire. The findings are interesting ... Read
Feb 17 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
MP Barry Sheerman visited parents and children at a childcare centre threatened with closure. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Huddersfield Town News
LAST week we wrote about moves for co-operation between the supporters groups of the two clubs playing at the Galpharm Stadium. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Huddersfield Town News
MARK LILLIS says he’ll meet the challenge of managing Town head-on – for however long it lasts. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Other Sports
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Feb 17 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
THINK you could make a great film about Huddersfield? Read
Feb 17 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
CHILDREN at Hipperholme Grammar Junior School delighted parents and grandparents with an afternoon of music and song. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Examiner Plus
I REMEMBER it as if it was yesterday. October 2000! Read
Feb 17 2012 | Denby Dale, Shepley and Villages news
A SEX allegation nightmare for a Huddersfield teacher was ended in just 20 minutes. Read
Feb 17 2012 | National News
Foreign Secretary William Hague has called on Syria's president Bashar Assad to allow a peaceful political transition in his country, following an overwhelming vote in the United Nations condemning human rights violations by his regime. Read
Feb 17 2012 | National News
More than 150 paediatricians are calling on the Government to scrap its controversial Health Bill, saying it will have an "extremely damaging effect" on the health of children. Read
Feb 17 2012 | National News
The use of force in a young offender institution has increased almost 10-fold in just 17 months, inspectors have said. Read
Feb 17 2012 | National News
An average of 14 town centre shops a day were shut by store chains last year as shoppers increasingly desert high streets for online and out-of-town retailers, new figures show. Read
Feb 17 2012 | National News
Britain and France are to sign a landmark agreement to co-operate on civil nuclear energy, paving the way for the construction of a new generation of power plants in the UK. Read
Feb 17 2012 | National News
Nazi forgers succeeded in flooding Europe with fake British bank notes, "destroying" confidence in the UK currency, according to secret MI5 files. Read
Feb 17 2012 | National News
Aretha Franklin and Stevie Wonder will sing at a private funeral for Whitney Houston on Saturday, in what promises to be a very musical service. Read
Feb 17 2012 | National News
The High Court is to rule on a challenge brought by two teenagers who want to go to university over the coalition Government's proposed increase in tuition fees. Read
Feb 17 2012 | National News
A Nigerian who tried to blow up an international flight near Detroit in the US on behalf of al Qaida is starting a life sentence without parole. Read
Feb 17 2012 | National News
Labour leader Ed Miliband is set to step up his attack on the Government's NHS reforms, accusing Prime Minister David Cameron of breaking his promises on health. Read
Feb 17 2012 | National News
Rupert Murdoch is in the UK to take charge of the latest crisis involving one of his titles. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Huddersfield Giants News
TONY SMITH first made his name at the Galpharm with the Giants where, after relegation, he was able to rise them back up to the Super League in 2003, and they haven’t looked back! Read
Feb 17 2012 | Breaking News
Police investigating the murder of a clergyman at his vicarage seized a white van just hours after arresting a man, it has been reported. Read
Feb 17 2012 | National News
A British Airways flight steward has been charged with making a mid-air bomb threat. Read
Feb 17 2012 | National News
A town council is to appeal against a High Court ruling that it must stop holding Christian prayers as part of council business at the start of meetings, it has been reported. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Huddersfield Town News
HUDDERSFIELD Town fans responded in their hundreds to our Manager survey after the sacking of Lee Clark. Read
Feb 17 2012 | National News
Retailers enjoyed a surprise rise in trade last month as the January sales helped drag shop price inflation to its lowest level for more than two years, official figures revealed. Read
Feb 17 2012 | National News
Two teenagers who want to go to university have failed in their High Court bid to overturn regulations introducing the coalition Government's proposed increase in tuition fees. Read
Feb 17 2012 | National News
German President Christian Wulff has announced his resignation in a scandal over favours he allegedly received before becoming head of state. Read
Feb 17 2012 | National News
A flurry of colour, the stomp of many a stiletto and the flash of hundreds of cameras has kicked off London Fashion Week. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Front and Back Pages
HERE are the front and back pages of tonight's Huddersfield Examiner. Read
Feb 17 2012 | National News
Rupert Murdoch has arrived at the Wapping headquarters of his British newspapers where he is expected to address staff in the wake of recent arrests at The Sun. Read
Feb 17 2012 | National News
German President Christian Wulff has announced his resignation in a scandal over favours he allegedly received before becoming head of state. Read
Feb 17 2012 | National News
The price of diesel at the pumps has reached record levels, the AA said. Read
Feb 17 2012 | National News
Britain and France have agreed to accelerate plans to create a joint control and command centre for future military operations. Read
Feb 17 2012 | National News
The January sales helped retailers enjoy a surprise rise in trade last month but the figures failed to allay fears high streets will be blighted by more shop closures. Read
Feb 17 2012 | National News
Rupert Murdoch has declared his "unwavering support" for the Sun's journalists and announced he is lifting the suspensions of all arrested staff. Read
Feb 17 2012 | National News
Home Secretary Theresa May will visit Jordan in the near future as the Government continues to try to find ways to deport radical cleric Abu Qatada, she said. Read
Feb 17 2012 | National News
Christians who think they should be exempt from equality legislation are like Muslims trying to impose sharia law on Britain, the chairman of the Equality and Human Rights Commission has said. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Examiner Plus
Friday's most viewed stories on www.examiner.co.uk were Read
Feb 17 2012 | Quizzes
GIVE our dozen sports teasers a go and see how you stack up against our tricky 12. Read
Feb 17 2012 | Quizzes
KNOW your current events? Put yourself to the test with our weekly news quiz. Read
Feb 17 2012 | National News
The first county cricketer in England to be prosecuted for spot-fixing has been sentenced to four months in prison at the Old Bailey. Read
Feb 17 2012 | National News
A 71-year-old woman and her six-year-old grandson have been found dead in a pond. Read
Feb 17 2012 | National News
A member of the Dutch royal family has been taken to hospital after being buried in an avalanche in an Austrian ski resort, reports say. Read
Feb 17 2012 | National News
David Cameron has indicated that he backed Nicolas Sarkozy's presidential re-election bid despite months of tense relations between the pair. Read
Feb 17 2012 | National News
A Dutch prince is seriously ill in intensive care after being buried in an avalanche when he skied off piste in an Austrian ski resort. Read
Feb 17 2012 | National News
Blizzards are set to batter parts of the UK over the weekend, forecasters have warned. Read
Feb 17 2012 | National News
A motorist has spoken of his lucky escape after a concrete slab was dropped onto his car from a bridge. Read
Feb 17 2012 | National News
A student who hacked into Facebook in the "most extensive and grave" case of social media hacking to come before a British court has been jailed for eight months. Read
Feb 17 2012 | National News
Rupert Murdoch has moved to quell growing disquiet at Britain's top-selling newspaper and lifted the suspensions of all arrested staff. Read
Feb 17 2012 | National News
David Cameron is to convene a meeting of healthcare professionals on Monday to discuss the implementation of the Government's highly contentious NHS reforms. Read