Jun
2008
Articles from 16th Jun 2008
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June 16, 1947
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HUDDERSFIELD Town manager David Steele quit after almost four years in the job, saying he wanted a post which paid more. Read
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MINISTER’S VISIT Employees at David Brown Tractors in Meltham were congratulated for their contribution to the nation’s economy when Sir Stafford Cripps, President of the Board of Trade, visited in 1947. Our photograph show David Brown at the top of the steps with Sir Stafford and Lady Cripps. (Ex47.1388)
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Plenty of plusses to nuclear back yard
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HAS Huddersfield town centre recently got a new type of pawn shop? Read
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B52s 22nd July – Manchester Academy
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BON JOVI 22nd June – Manchester City of Manchester Stadium Read
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Thoughts for the day
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Never use a big word where a diminutive one will suffice. Read
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Bands set for battle!
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TWO hundreds acts entered ... now just 30 bands are left to battle it out for a place at Leeds Festival through the Futuresound competition. Read
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Green fuel convert, for now
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MANY drivers are apparently paying £2,000 a time to convert their petrol-guzzling cars to run on cheaper LPG (liquefied petroleum gas). Read
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Mags can’t have been really mad!
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JAKE the Rake of Sally Nook adds to the debate about the ageing process. Read
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The truth about the Romans
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The course of a Roman road over which thousands of Roman soldiers will have tramped from Castleshaw fort near Oldham to Slack fort, near Outlane, has been lost in the mists of time – until a team of Huddersfield archeologists began detective work that was to last 30 years. ANDREW BALDWIN reports Read
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Capturing the unusual
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THE things you see when you haven’t got a gun. Read
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Think festivals!
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FESTIVAL season is upon us and music lovers everywhere are praying for the sun to shine on the gigs of their choice this summer. Read
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The strange case of a mystery badger
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IT was the Annual General Meeting last week at Stainland Community Centre where Michael and I have recently joined the committee. Read
