Jul
2008
Articles from 4th Jul 2008
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July 4, 1955
Jul 04 2008 | Unsorted
NEWSOME parish churchyard was being desecrated and used as a public thoroughfare, complained the vicar, the Rev M B Slaughter. Read
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West Yorkshire’s own squadron
Jul 04 2008 | Unsorted
THE interesting piece in the Examiner (1 July) about David Moore Crook DFC did not mention that 609 Squadron was ‘West Yorkshire’s own’, the Auxiliary Air Force being the RAF's equivalent of the Territorial Army. Read
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Traders welcome
Jul 04 2008 | Unsorted
I WOULD welcome any Huddersfield market trader to join us at Springfield Mill, Denby Dale. We have units available that I am confident will be more affordable than being in the town centre on a daily basis. You could stay with us for a full week, for the prices you are charged on a daily basis. Read
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Thanks keith and good luck
Jul 04 2008 | Unsorted
I SHALL miss reading Keith Hellawell’s remarks in your paper. Read
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Never has the need for vision been more necessary for town’s future
Jul 04 2008 | Unsorted
AT the public debate hosted by the Civic Society, at which many people representing varied interests shared their ides and concerns for the future of Huddersfield, one of the unanimous messages was the need for an overall strategy. Read
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Done deal?
Jul 04 2008 | Unsorted
I HAVE just read the remarks and updates for the Tesco store, from Clr Ken Sims (July 2-08) where he states in is own words, that the council has secured a large chunk of the funding from the sale of the existing site? Read
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So how local do you think is local?
Jul 04 2008 | Unsorted
THIS is a local newspaper for local people. It could almost be from the hit TV comedy The League of Gentlemen. Read
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Tip top help from the Co-op
Jul 04 2008 | Unsorted
MAY I take this opportunity to thank the Examiner for taking up the story of how our children, pupils of Royds Hall School were left in the lurch without a limo, just prior to their prom. Read
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HOT SHOTS Special constables in 1954 were armed – but only for pleasure! This photograph shows opening night at Huddersfield Special Constabulary’s Small Bore Rifle Club. Taking the first shots at Fitzwilliam Street Drill Hall are specials’ commandant C J S Murton (left) and James Chadwick, Huddersfield’s chief constable. (Ex54.3333)
Jul 04 2008 | Unsorted
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Store does not complement heritage
Jul 04 2008 | Unsorted
I THANK Mr Skitt of Tesco for his response to my previous letter (Examiner June 5) and his statement that the company has made a firm commitment to use local stone for their proposed Southgate store, although he is careful to avoid referring to the root of my letter. Read
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Rupert bared
Jul 04 2008 | Unsorted
PRINCE RUPERT – THE LAST CAVALIER, Charles Spencer, £10.99 Read
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Into the warzone
Jul 04 2008 | Unsorted
WARRIOR, Allan Mallinson, £17.99 Read
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Dance and drama for summer hols
Jul 04 2008 | Unsorted
DANCE and drama is on the menu for children who find themselves at a loose end in the coming school holidays. Read
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Rock star
Jul 04 2008 | Unsorted
ROCK climbing is not something that you expect a professional violinist to be doing. Read
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When Bollywood stars meet Shakespeare!
Jul 04 2008 | Unsorted
TAKE one of Shakespeare’s best-loved comedies, add a dash of Bollywood and what do you get? Read
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Ladies who lunch
Jul 04 2008 | Unsorted
Venue: Windmill Coffee Shop, Royd Lane, Millhouse Green, near Penistone Read
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Cool comfort in sweltering summer heat
Jul 04 2008 | Unsorted
1 lb baby button mushrooms, wiped and trimmed Read
