May
2008
Articles from 10th May 2008
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Paramedics pilot scheme will continue
May 10 2008 | Express and Chronicle
A PIONEERING district community paramedics scheme looks set to continue. Read
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New editor for village magazine
May 10 2008 | Express and Chronicle
THE Birdsedge and High Flatts village magazine has a new editor (writes E&C news correspondent). Read
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Driving ambition
May 10 2008 | Express and Chronicle
DRIVERS over the age of 50 are being offered the chance to update their road knowledge and skills with free driving lessons. Read
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Have your say with us
May 10 2008 | Express and Chronicle
IF you would like to have your say about any of the stories in the Express & Chronicle section of the Weekend Examiner, or if you have opinions, ideas or comments to make, why not write to the editor? Letters should be relevant and to the point. Write to the Express & Chronicle Letters, Queen Street South, Huddersfield. HD1 3DU or email: editor@expressandchronicle.co.uk Read
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A COUNCILLOR has called for action over an abandoned housing development near Holmfirth.
May 10 2008 | Express and Chronicle
The new-build Bramble Bank estate, off New Mill Road, has been lying empty for around two years after a legal wrangle over a public right of way between the developers, Younger Homes and Kirklees Council, ended in stalemate. Read
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New store plan for Scissett
May 10 2008 | Express and Chronicle
SUPERMARKET giant Somerfield is planning to open a convenience store in Scissett, it has emerged (writes Express & Chronicle reporter Nick Lavigueur Read
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‘Capture House’ puzzle is solved
May 10 2008 | Express and Chronicle
A ‘CAPTURE HOUSE’ sign recently put up on the main road through Birdsedge baffled residents. Read
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Post war housing in crisis
May 10 2008 | Express and Chronicle
HOUSING was the urgent post war need of both Meltham and Kirkburton urban districts, according to Dr Eric Ward, medical officer for Division 20, in his annual report. Read
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Funding rewards for forward-looking club
May 10 2008 | Express and Chronicle
ACCORDING to local historian Chris Heath, Thomas Hinchcliffe, son of Zachariah, was instrumental in forming the village club in the late nineteenth century. Read
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Hospital link with Barnsley
May 10 2008 | Express and Chronicle
A NEW bus service from the Denby Dale area to Barnsley is to be introduced for a trial period. Read
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Ultimate star at fight club
May 10 2008 | Express and Chronicle
MARTIAL arts enthusiasts came from across the country for a session with a cage fighting legend in the Colne Valley. Read
