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So just when will the world come down to earth?

‘The way money is raised and spent by the Government, including the utilities, is in need of a complete overhaul’ Read

Spend £400 and still keep every pound

ALTERNATIVE thoughts on health regimes, sent in by a reader: Read

Taste of summer from Morocco

IF your tastebuds are hankering after summer specialities but the weather still isn’t quite right for that barbecue, a Moroccan menu could be the alternative summer feast you’ve been waiting for. Read

This tabbouleh is Syrian, but not as we know it

HELLO everyone. Well, I’m pressing on with the outdoor eating theme this week, as the forecast looks reasonable. By this I mean it’s not chucking it down at the moment. Read

Moroccan recipe

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Country held to ransom: Reader's letter

ARE our councillors all members of Unison and supporters of the local strikes which I am pretty sure are totally against public opinion? Read

‘I’m just glad the Dragons turned my business down’

WHEN John Binks failed to get TV’s Dragons’ Den to see the potential in his new venture, he didn’t take no for an answer. Read

Inspired by regal taste

The furnishings business is every bit as fashion-conscious as the clothing industry and this year royal opulence is setting the trend – as one Huddersfield interior designer discovered first hand. HILARIE STELFOX reports Read

Win a VIP look for you and partner

DO YOU and your partner need a new look for summer? Read

July 17, 1990

HUDDERSFIELD drinkers were handed the bad news that the price of a pint of Bass bitter was to rise by 4p to an average of £1.04. Read

ENTHRALLING DAY Hillhouse Technical School was crowded with parents and friends for its open day in 1952. Our photograph shows chemistry students making coal-gas soap bubbles. (Ex52.3000)

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‘I was so ill I felt as though I was 90’

Former Kirklees councillor Linda Wild picked up a serious chest infection when flying home from a holiday in Spain last year. Read

And it worked for Andy as well!

HEAD teacher Andy Taylor had tried conventional physiotherapy and chiropractic for his chronic back problem. But in the end it was Bowen therapy that gave him relief. Read

Keeley and mum were both cured

KEELEY HAIGH has suffered a number of joint problems and injuries over the years, many related to her career as a professional dancer. Read

Money Matters with Tony Hetherington

The best tips to grow your brass Read

When Anne Rogers was the star of skating spectaculars

ANNE Rogers, the glamorous red-headed queen of lavish ice spectaculars in the 1950s, who counted the Duke of Edinburgh among her admirers, is still going strong. Read