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New charity for pet boarding centre Mypetshop

A LOCAL animal charity is about to be given a cash boost to help its volunteers undertake their work over the next 12 months.Read

Holme Valley Crimewatch

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Holme Valley district news

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Colne Valley district news

CROSLAND MOORRead

Colne Valley planning decisions E&C Jan 14 2012

KIRKLEES Council has made the following decisions on Colne Valley planning applications:Read

Linthwaite Methodist pets service

CATS and dogs were welcomed to Linthwaite Methodist Church, when the Rev Jo Archer-Siddall led the 'all age worship' animal service.Read

Volunteers wanted at Colne Valley Museum

VOLUNTEERS at Colne Valley Museum are urging people to make a New Year’s resolution and go along and join them.Read

Holme Valley district news

BROCKHOLESRead

Anger at two-year-delay to fix leaking River Holme sewer box

A LEAKING sewage pipe that was repaired with gaffer tape has still not been fixed.Read

Huddersfield District news

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Nostalgia Salendine Nook pictures from the 60s and 80s

RECENTLY in this column we ran a series of pictures featuring life in Salendine Nook in the fifties, sixties and seventies.Read

Pc Sally Baines visits Farnley Tyas First School

Pc Sally Baines visited Farnley Tyas First School to speak to the Reception Class children about “Stranger Danger”, road safety and what the police do as well as arresting people and driving round in cars very fast.Read

Crimewatch: Neighbourhood policing team update

NEIGHBOURHOOD POLICING TEAM UPDATERead

Concern over Honley supermarket lorry danger

A SUPERMARKET company has vowed to review its delivery system after a lorry smashed into a fence outside a retirement complex.Read

Crimewatch: New year burglaries across valley

BURGLARY Longwood, Jan 5. Holes smashed in upper and lower part of window adjacent to two window handles. Raider believed disturbed by neighbours and did not get in. Longwood, Jan 10. Attempt made to force open back door but occupants were alerted and disturbed suspect who made off on foot then got into waiting VW golf parked at front of the house. Cowlersley, Jan 10. Sneak-thief got in through unlocked front door. Victim’s dog barked and awoke victim who shouted at intruder to get out, which he did. Nothing stolen and no damage caused. Golcar, Jan 6. Raider forced open front window, reached in and moved items on window sill in preparation for entry. But he was unable to climb in as window would not open wide enough due to damage. Golcar, Jan 7. Thief got in through small bathroom window and stole electrical goods. Longwood, Jan 10. Back, first floor wooden framed double glazed casement window smashed. Raider reached through opening latches to get in. Pillow case used to take away stolen jewellery. Outlane, Jan 7. Sneak-in thief got in through unlocked back kitchen door and stole car keys from work top. Shoulder of Mutton, Church Street, Slaithwaite, Jan 6. Thief got in through unlocked cellar door and stole electrical items and cash from pub area. Entry then gained to living quarters and CCTV hard drive stolen. Slaithwaite, Jan 9. Raider got in through unlocked top opening front upvc living room window and escaped by unlocking front door using key left in lock. Electrical goods and keys stolen. Milnsbridge, Jan 7. Raider climbed wall and smashed through roof to get into garage. Two power saws stolen. Pizza Delight, Market Street, Milnsbridge, Jan 8. Front window removed and untidy search of shop made but nothing stolen.Read

County tennis joy for Jake

AS THE 12 Counties Event gets underway, Jake Young is the latest Thongsbridge Tennis Club protégé to achieve county honours.Read

Public meeting called to debate Holmfirth Tesco plan

ANOTHER meeting has been called inviting the people of Holmfirth to another debate on controversial plans for a Tesco in the town.Read

Shepley Spring Festival to kicked off by Elkie Brooks show

POP superstar Elkie Brooks will kick off this year’s Shepley Spring Festival in May.Read

HPSRUA future of the Pacer diesel railcars on the Penistone Line

THE introduction of steep rail fares price rises this week sparked protests across the country.Read