Apr
2012
Articles from 13th Apr 2012
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Art: How a Brighouse art gallery is making art affordable and supporting artists
Apr 13 2012 | Arts News
A HOST of contemporary artists take part in an art show at the Harrison Lord Gallery, Brighouse. Read
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Music: Elland Silver Band entries now open for 23rd annual contest
Apr 13 2012 | Val Javin
ELLAND Silver Band’s 23rd Annual Slow Melody, quartet and junior duets contest takes place on Sunday, May 6. Read
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Music: Indian violinists prepare to dazzle
Apr 13 2012 | Val Javin
TWO of India’s most acclaimed Carnatic Violinists will be performing at Dewsbury Town Hall on Sunday. Read
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Wow: US rockers Wheatus on their turbulent court battle ahead of their Huddersfield gig
Apr 13 2012 | Huddersfield music news
THEY sold three million records and then disappeared. Read
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THE COLD LIGHT OF DAY (12A, 93 mins) 2/10
Apr 13 2012 | Huddersfield music news
THE COLD LIGHT OF DAY (12A, 93 mins) 2/10 Read
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SoundBite: Huddersfield rockers We Four Ghosts set for EP launch at Zephyr
Apr 13 2012 | Huddersfield music news
Ghost launch Read
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SoundBite: In The Hudd festival cancelled
Apr 13 2012 | Huddersfield music news
Festival cancelled Read
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SoundBite: Lap tapping guitarist Jake Morley set for Bar 1:22
Apr 13 2012 | Huddersfield music news
Lap tapping strum Read
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Court heard rape victim could not remember attack
Apr 13 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
A WOMAN who was allegedly raped by two footballers told police she could not remember the attack and suspects her drink was spiked, a court heard yesterday. Read
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Dewsbury man burned his ex-partner’s clothes in wheelie bin after row
Apr 13 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
A MAN cleared out his estranged partner’s wardrobes and burned some of her clothes in a wheeled bin, Kirklees magistrates heard yesterday. Read
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Diamond Jubilee tribute by University of Huddersfield
Apr 13 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
A LEADING historian with 46 books to his name is to make history himself. Read
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No-nonsense approach to economics from Edwina Currie in Stocksmoor
Apr 13 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
“IT TOOK a long time to build up the country’s deficit and it will take a long time to get it down.” Read
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Co-op has rival
Apr 13 2012 | Kirklees Business News
THE Co-op’s stalled acquisition of 632 bank branches being sold by Lloyds Banking Group faces further pressure after a rival tabled a renewed offer. Read
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Punch profits blow
Apr 13 2012 | Kirklees Business News
PUBS operator Punch Taverns revealed a 20% drop in profits as the consumer spending slump continues to squeeze the business. Read
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Takeover costs hit JD Sports results
Apr 13 2012 | Kirklees Business News
RETAILER JD Sports Fashion posted a fall in profits as it admitted it will need more time to revive ailing outdoor chain Blacks Leisure. Read
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Sony jobs face axe
Apr 13 2012 | Kirklees Business News
HUNDREDS of UK workers employed by Sony are waiting to hear if they will be hit by an announcement of 10,000 job losses – 6% of the electronics giant’s global workforce. Read
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Mirfield Youngsters to do sponsored walk in aid of Meningitis Trust’s Toddle Waddle event
Apr 13 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
YOUNGSTERS from Mirfield will put their best foot forward as they prepare to do a sponsored walk in aid of the Meningitis Trust’s Toddle Waddle event. Read
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Luke Robinson would take any type of Challenge Cup victory for the Huddersfield Giants
Apr 13 2012 | Huddersfield Giants News
EXCITED Luke Robinson is happy for the Giants to produce another ‘ugly’ performance at Hull on Sunday – if it can guarantee Challenge Cup fourth-round success. Read
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Athletics: Dewsbury hammer thrower Sarah Holt remains in upbeat mood and fine form
Apr 13 2012 | Other Sports
SARAH HOLT has thrown within centimetres of her personal best after just two outings this year – but still she has mixed feelings over the start of her Olympic qualifying campaign. Read
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Amateur RU: Huddersfield eyeing return to top three
Apr 13 2012 | Rugby Union News
HUDDERSFIELD will return to a top-three spot if they can win at relegation threatened Nuneaton tomorrow (3.00). Read
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Dale Tempest: City blues, the Grand National and the big Scouse semi-final
Apr 13 2012 | Dale Tempest
THE internal problems at Manchester City have, for me, been highlighted this week. Read
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Kevin Brown: Ready for a big weekend
Apr 13 2012 | Kevin Brown column
THERE’S a feeling among many of us that our home win over Hull on Easter Monday was our best of the season. Read
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Huddersfield Giants Challenge Cup Oppostition Guide: Hull FC
Apr 13 2012 | Huddersfield Giants News
HUDDERSFIELD Giants have a tough task on their hands if they are going to progress to the fifth round of the Challenge Cup on Sunday. Read
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Bowls: Huddersfield Indoor Bowls Club members bowled over by a good year
Apr 13 2012 | Bowls News
THE Huddersfield Indoor Bowls Club held their annual presentation at Huddersfield Sports Centre. Read
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Amateur RU: YMCA visit promotion hopeful in penultimate game
Apr 13 2012 | Rugby Union News
WITH their Yorkshire I status guaranteed, YMCA travel to promotion-chasing Driffield in optimistic mood tomorrow. Read
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Amateur Football: AFC Emley keen to defeat Pontefract Collieries
Apr 13 2012 | Football News
AFC EMLEY aim to extend their unbeaten run to seven games when they entertain fifth-placed Pontefract Collieries in their latest Northern Counties East League First Division game at the Welfare Ground tomorrow. Read
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Amateur Football: Semi-final misery for Kirkburton
Apr 13 2012 | Football News
KIRKBURTON suffered a crushing 5-1 defeat by West Riding County Amateur League leaders Ovenden WR in their Premier Division Cup semi-final clash. Read
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Huddersfield Town old boy Simon Baldry secures trophy for Guiseley
Apr 13 2012 | Huddersfield Town News
SIMON BALDRY, left, scored a late winner as a Guiseley side including three other ex-Town players lifted the West Riding FA Cup with a 1-0 win over Bradford PA at Valley Parade. Read
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Former Rochdale boss Steve Eyre takes key development role at Huddersfield Town
Apr 13 2012 | Huddersfield Town News
FORMER Rochdale manager and Manchester City coach Steve Eyre is Town’s new senior professional development coach. Read
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David Fa’alogo knows Huddersfield Giants can taste Challenge Cup final grlory at Wembley
Apr 13 2012 | Huddersfield Giants News
WORLD Cup winner David Fa’alogo believes the Giants have what it takes to taste Wembley glory. Read
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Huddersfield Town coach Glynn Snodin expects big improvement
Apr 13 2012 | Huddersfield Town News
GLYNN SNODIN expects a positive reaction when Town begin the countdown to another League I play-off bid at Preston tomorrow. Read
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Huddersfield Town nostalgia: It’s more than 40 years since Huddersfield Town last won at Preston North End!
Apr 13 2012 | Huddersfield Town News
FRANK WORTHINGTON, who watched last Saturday’s Galpharm derby clash with Sheffield Wednesday, was on the scoresheet last time Town won at Preston. Read
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Jack Hunt could return for Huddersfield Town as Simon Grayson says promotion is still on
Apr 13 2012 | Huddersfield Town News
SIMON GRAYSON will pit his Town side against Preston tomorrow promising fans: “The promotion dream is still very much alive.” Read
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TK Max boosts Cancer Research UK
Apr 13 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
A CANCER charity is being boosted by a Huddersfield town centre store this month. Read
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Huddersfield Croquet Club raises £150 for cancer charity
Apr 13 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
MEMBERS of Huddersfield Croquet Club were joined by absolute beginners to raise money for Breast Cancer Care. Read
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Family Easter fun at Beaumont Park
Apr 13 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
IT wasn’t egg-cactly the weather they planned. Read
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Slaithwaite nursery Cornfields gets top marks from Ofsted
Apr 13 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
INSPECTORS have announced that a Colne Valley nursery is top of the class. Read
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Longwood man spends two years making matchstick model of Dusty Miller pub
Apr 13 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
IT’S a striking tribute to the pub next door. Read
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Denis Kilcommons: Which version of Nearer My God To Thee did Wallace Hartley play as Titanic went down?
Apr 13 2012 | Examiner Plus
I HAVE always thought Wallace Hartley did not get the credit he deserved. Read
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Guiding the way
Apr 13 2012 | Comment
MOST charities are exceptionally deserving but Guide Dogs For The Blind is certainly an outstanding one. Read
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More problems for former Huddersfield Giants player Scott Moore
Apr 13 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
FORMER Huddersfield Giants hooker Scott Moore, is facing an uncertain future in sport after another disciplinary problem. Read
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Saying goodbye is the hardest thing for Thongsbridge guide dog walker Margaret Kenworthy
Apr 13 2012 | Examiner Plus
FORMER teacher Margaret Kenworthy is getting ready to say a fond farewell to her star pupil. Read
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Mumford and Sons bound for Huddersfield's Greenhead Park in June
Apr 13 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
BRIT award winners Mumford & Sons are to play Greenhead Park in Huddersfield. Read
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Denis Kilcommons: Shedding some light on popular sayings
Apr 13 2012 | Examiner Plus
COCKNEY rhyming slang was not dying out, I said last week. Read
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Concern over patients discharged at night
Apr 13 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
PATIENTS in Huddersfield Royal Infirmary are not sent home at night, it has been confirmed. Read
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We’re bringing a party to Huddersfield say Mumford and Sons
Apr 13 2012 | Salendine Nook, Marsh, Lindley news
“WE’RE going to bring a party to Huddersfield”. Read
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Rising cost of care
Apr 13 2012 | Comment
THE rising cost of day care has become starkly clear in today’s paper. Read
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Kirkheaton man downloaded 1,300 indecent images of children including a baby girl but escapes jail
Apr 13 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
A MAN who downloaded more than 1,300 indecent images of young children on his computer has escaped a jail term. Read
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Castle Hill £14,300 funding boost makes pub rebuilding less likely
Apr 13 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
OFFICIALS have moved a step closer to winning special status for Castle Hill – reducing chances that a pub will be built at the landmark site. Read
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Big rise in fines for dog fouling
Apr 13 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
A BIG crackdown on dog owners who fail to clean up is continuing in Calderdale. Read
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Olympics celebrated with sporting photographs at Queensgate Market
Apr 13 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
AMATEUR photographers have put their work on display at Queensgate Market. Read
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Holme Valley Mountain Rescue Team win permission for new base in Meltham
Apr 13 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
A MOUNTAIN rescue team will have a new base in a village park, despite objections from residents. Read
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Kirklees free home checks for over-75s
Apr 13 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
OVER-75s are being offered free checks to help them stay safe in their own homes. Read
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Huddersfield rail disruption
Apr 13 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
A BROKEN down freight train caused disruption to Huddersfield rail services yesterday afternoon. Read
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Kirklees Council increases 92-year-old’s day care by 50%
Apr 13 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
A PENSIONER was shocked when Kirklees Council increased her day care charges by nearly 50% overnight. Read
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Ambulance call out claims backed by union
Apr 13 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
AN AMBULANCE union has reinforced claims that Huddersfield ambulance staff are being sent out of the area. Read
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Grange Moor charity toddle
Apr 13 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
A DOZEN youngsters took part in a sponsored toddle to raise money for children’s charity Barnardo’s. Read
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New head of computing at University of Huddersfield
Apr 13 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
THE University of Huddersfield has made a new appointment. Read
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Mirfield teenager banned from London Park Estate
Apr 13 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
A TEENAGE yob has been banned from a Mirfield estate. Read
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Clayton West care home Aden House opens new animal farm
Apr 13 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
NEW residents have moved into a Huddersfield care home. Read
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Network Rail reveals train punctuality figures
Apr 13 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
TRAIN operators running services through Huddersfield have improved their time-keeping. Read
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Reactiv Media to recruit 35 staff
Apr 13 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
A MEDIA company in Elland is recruiting 35 staff for its call centre. Read
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Sex abuse victim denies seeking compensation
Apr 13 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
A MAN who claims he was a victim of repeated sexual abuse at a West Yorkshire school has denied a suggestion that he was looking for someone to blame for his difficult life. Read
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Get involved in changing health and social care services in Calderdale
Apr 13 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
HEALTH services are changing and you could help shape the future. Read
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Kirklees Council votes to keep New Street unit vacant
Apr 13 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
COUNCILLORS last night decided to keep a town centre shop vacant. Read
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Another blow for Huddersfield town centre as two retailers close
Apr 13 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
IT is another blow for Huddersfield town centre. Read
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Roadworks to start in Dalton and Almondbury
Apr 13 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
ROAD improvements are due to get underway in Dalton and Almondbury over the next week. Read
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Mothercare to axe 111 more stores
Apr 13 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
STRUGGLING retailer Mothercare is to axe another 111 UK stores over the next three years in a move hitting 730 jobs. Read
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Web Forum: Internet news
Apr 13 2012 | Unsorted
Only a few years after criticising the then Labour government for trying to monitor the internet the Tory-Lib Dem coalition is proposing a very similar thing. Read
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Deep worry about harsh times ahead
Apr 13 2012 | Reader Letters
THE government has kept it very quiet that in the new Working Tax reforms that anyone aged 50 to 60 has now to find employment of 30 hours per week to be able to claim Tax Credit as they have scrapped the over 50s subsidy. Read
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Boys arrested over terror hotline
Apr 13 2012 | National News
Two youths have been arrested over the recordings of calls made to Scotland Yard's Anti-Terrorist Hotline, police said. Read
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Boys questioned over terror hotline
Apr 13 2012 | National News
Police are questioning two youths over the recordings of calls made to Scotland Yard's Anti-Terrorist Hotline. Read
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Interview bid to boost visa refusal
Apr 13 2012 | National News
All Pakistanis wanting to study in Britain will be interviewed face to face as part of measures being trialled to crack down on bogus applications. Read
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One in five chickens 'contaminated'
Apr 13 2012 | National News
One in five supermarket chickens is contaminated with the food poisoning bacteria campylobacter, an investigation has found. Read
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Royal Mail caps shops' stamp supply
Apr 13 2012 | National News
Royal Mail has imposed a cap on the number of stamps every shop can buy to ensure it benefits from price rises later this month. Read
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FIA says F1 Bahrain GP to go ahead
Apr 13 2012 | National News
Formula One's governing body, the FIA, has said the Bahrain Grand Prix will go ahead as planned despite ongoing political instability in the country and threats by some groups to disrupt the event. Read
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Move to stub out cigarette branding
Apr 13 2012 | National News
The Government will pave the way for cigarette packets to be stripped of all branding, Health Secretary Andrew Lansley has said. Read
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N-Korea in 'failed' rocket launch
Apr 13 2012 | National News
North Korea has fired a long-range rocket, South Korean and US officials said, defying international warnings against moving forward with a launch widely seen as a provocation. Read
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MPs warn over Foreign Office cuts
Apr 13 2012 | National News
The Foreign Office is underfunded and further cuts could damage its ability to successfully operate for Britain overseas, a committee of MPs has said. Read
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Hague attacks N-Korea rocket launch
Apr 13 2012 | National News
Foreign Secretary William Hague said he was "deeply concerned" about North Korea firing a long-range rocket in defiance of international warnings. Read
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Bid to make PCSOs 'beat officers'
Apr 13 2012 | National News
Proposals to rebrand community support officers are to be presented to the police authority. Read
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Oxbridge joins charity tax furore
Apr 13 2012 | National News
Oxford and Cambridge universities have joined the increasingly bitter row over Chancellor George Osborne's controversial cap on tax relief for charitable donations. Read
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Cameron in Burma for historic visit
Apr 13 2012 | National News
David Cameron has arrived in Burma in what is believed to be the first visit to the former colony by a British prime minister. Read
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FRI AM: Fire at Huddersfield town centre tower block
Apr 13 2012 | Local West Yorkshire News
FIRE broke out in a Huddersfield block of flats this morning. Read
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Group reports clashes in Syria
Apr 13 2012 | National News
Syrian troops are clashing with rebels near the border with Turkey, the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights has said. Read
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Wind farm firm to create 1,000 jobs
Apr 13 2012 | National News
An engineering firm is to create up to 1,000 new jobs after receiving a Government grant to build foundations for offshore wind farms, it has been announced. Read
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Huddersfield Examiner: See the front and back pages of our latest edition
Apr 13 2012 | Front and Back Pages
HERE are the front and back pages of tonight's Huddersfield Examiner. Read
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Police chief offers PCSO assurance
Apr 13 2012 | Breaking News
A chief constable has sought to reassure the public that police were not being taken off the beat and replaced with community support officers. Read
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Protest call testing Syrian truce
Apr 13 2012 | National News
Syrian forces have tightened security in public squares and outside mosques as a fragile UN-brokered truce faced its first major test with opposition leaders calling for widespread protests. Read
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Met chief vows to be racists' enemy
Apr 13 2012 | National News
Britain's top officer has vowed to become an "implacable enemy" of racists at Scotland Yard as he agreed the force needed to "buck up its ideas". Read
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'Crime risk' of cigarette brand ban
Apr 13 2012 | National News
Plans to strip cigarette packets of branding will increase smuggling, risking smokers' health and denying the Treasury much-needed cash, a Tory MP has warned. Read
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Court hears man gouged lover's eyes
Apr 13 2012 | National News
A woman whose eyes were gouged out by her partner said he "robbed me of one of the most precious things in life". Read
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Burma sanctions call by Cameron
Apr 13 2012 | National News
David Cameron has called for sanctions against Burma to be eased after holding talks with opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi. Read
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£168m spent on NHS redundancies
Apr 13 2012 | National News
Nearly £170 million was spent on NHS redundancy payouts in one year, according to leaked Government figures released by the Labour Party. Read
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Man gouged lover's eyes, court told
Apr 13 2012 | National News
A woman whose eyes were gouged out by her partner said he "robbed me of one of the most precious things in life". Read
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Row grows over cigarette packaging
Apr 13 2012 | National News
A bitter row is growing over Government moves to strip cigarette packets of branding. Read
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Cameron invites Suu Kyi to Britain
Apr 13 2012 | National News
David Cameron has paved the way for Aung San Suu Kyi to make a hugely symbolic visit to Britain as he backed easing sanctions against Burma. Read
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Abortion site hacker gets jail term
Apr 13 2012 | National News
A computer "whiz kid" who broke into the website of Britain's biggest abortion provider has been jailed for two years and eight months. Read
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Blinded mother describes her loss
Apr 13 2012 | National News
A mother-of-two whose boyfriend throttled her unconscious and gouged out her eyes has said he "robbed me of one of the most precious things in life". Read
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Troops 'hold Guinea-Bissau premier'
Apr 13 2012 | National News
Soldiers in Guinea-Bissau have arrested the country's prime minister after sealing off large areas of the capital, a military press attache has said. Read
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More time for talks on fuel dispute
Apr 13 2012 | National News
Unite has been given an extension to a deadline for declaring strikes in the fuel tanker drivers dispute so that peace talks can continue. Read
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Two questioned over baby's death
Apr 13 2012 | National News
A man and a woman have been questioned on suspicion of murder following the death of a baby girl, police have said. Read
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10,000 join march in Cairo square
Apr 13 2012 | National News
More than 10,000 Egyptians have marched from mosques and protested in Cairo's Tahrir Square, demanding the country's ruling generals bar Hosni Mubarak's former spy chief and other ousted regime officials from running in upcoming presidential elections. Read
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Thousands dress up for Ladies' Day
Apr 13 2012 | National News
Thousands of women have upped the fashion stakes in the sunshine at a sold-out Grand National Ladies' Day. Read
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Protesters test Syria truce deal
Apr 13 2012 | National News
Tens of thousands of Syrians have poured into the nation's streets for anti-government protests in the first major test of a fragile UN-brokered truce. Read
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Bus ad row group seeks legal advice
Apr 13 2012 | National News
The Christian group behind a banned bus advert suggesting gay people could be "cured" is seeking legal advice, the law firm acting for them has said. Read
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Lockerbie bomber taken to hospital
Apr 13 2012 | National News
The Lockerbie bomber has been admitted to hospital for a blood transfusion, it has been reported. Read
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New hope for deal in tanker dispute
Apr 13 2012 | National News
Proposals aimed at resolving the fuel tanker drivers dispute have been drawn up, raising hopes that strikes can be averted. Read
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Brangelina engagement announced
Apr 13 2012 | National News
After several years as a couple, Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt are engaged. Read
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Sports quiz of the week 13/04/12
Apr 13 2012 | Quizzes
Balls, racquets, flippers - choose your weapon!If you're into sports test yourself against our sports quiz below. Read
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Examiner news quiz of the week 13/04/12
Apr 13 2012 | Quizzes
SEVEN days, 12 questions. Think you can do it? Read
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West Yorkshire Police Brass Band at Dewsbury Town Hall for Forget Me Not Trust Children’s Hospice
Apr 13 2012 | Arts News
THE West Yorkshire Police Brass Band perform at Dewsbury Town Hall on Saturday at a Brass and Song Charity Concert. Read
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Comedy: Sarah Millican at Huddersfield Town Hall
Apr 13 2012 | Arts News
TOP comedian Sarah Millican is set to pack Huddersfield Town Hall this week. Read
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Gallery: How Netherton’s Ian Berry has made art out of denim – debut UK exhibition at the Catto Gallery, London
Apr 13 2012 | Examiner Plus
DENIM is an unusual material for artists to work with but one man has made a name for himself using old jeans – quite literally. Read
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Gig: Jazz in the Cellar at the LBT
Apr 13 2012 | Arts News
MUSICIANS Alan Barnes and David Newton perform at the Lawrence Batley Theatre tomorrow. Read
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Concert: Slaithwaite Philharmonic Orchestra get ready for Huddersfield Town Hall show
Apr 13 2012 | Arts News
FORMER Kirklees Young Musician of the Year, Rebecca Robertson, lines up next weekend with the Slaithwaite Philharmonic Orchestra. Read
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Music: Tenor Adam Smith joins Almondbury Ladies Choir for one-off
Apr 13 2012 | Arts News
ALMONDBURY Ladies Choir will soon welcome a young tenor to their ranks. Read
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Music: Concert of the Best of British music for Queen’s Diamond Jubilee at Huddersfield Parish Church
Apr 13 2012 | Arts News
HUDDERSFIELD Voices will take part in a major celebration of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee. Read
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Art: 100 pieces of art work on show in Brighouse exhibition
Apr 13 2012 | Val Javin
MORE than 100 artists will showcase their work in Brighouse. Read
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Stephen Jackson: Bunnies on the lawn
Apr 13 2012 | Huddersfield restaurants & recipes
THE best laid plans, eh? As I made this dish up for the photograph, there was about half a foot of snow outside the café. Read
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Wine column: Loire valley lovelies
Apr 13 2012 | Huddersfield restaurants & recipes
FROM the elegance of Sancerre to the crispness of Pouilly-Fume and the minerality of muscadet, the majestic Loire Valley stretches 400 miles along the River Loire from central France, to the west coast. Read
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Restaurant Review: The Fox Glove at Kirkburton
Apr 13 2012 | Examiner Plus
WE’D gone to The Foxglove at Kirkburton to catch-up with pals after a weekend away in southern French medieval city of Carcassonne. Read
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Opera: Exhibition of memorabilia to mark 100 years of Huddersfield Light Opera Company
Apr 13 2012 | Arts News
TO mark the centenary of the Huddersfield Light Opera Company members are bringing together 100 years of memorabilia. Read
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Music: Yorkshire Youth Choir celebrates 10 years with Huddersfield Town Hall show
Apr 13 2012 | Arts News
A CELEBRATION of 10 years of the Yorkshire Youth Choir takes place this Saturday at Huddersfield Town Hall. Read
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Gig: Wilko Johnson at the LBT
Apr 13 2012 | Arts News
WILKO Johnson will roll back the years as he storms into town. Read
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Theatre: Huddersfield Light Opera Company stage Me and My Girl
Apr 13 2012 | Arts News
FOR 100 years the Huddersfield Light Opera has been entertaining crowds with its pantos and plays. Read
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Comedy: Robin Ince bring science and stand-up to the LBT stage
Apr 13 2012 | Arts News
HE’S the self-proclaimed science geek who asks questions of the experts the rest of us daren’t. Read
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Art: Paint brushes at the ready for art at the North Light Gallery, Armitage Bridge
Apr 13 2012 | Arts News
POTTERY and painting classes are beginning at the North Light Gallery in Armitage Bridge. Read
