Apr
2008
Articles from 28th Apr 2008
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Pair attacked in street
Apr 28 2008 | Local West Yorkshire News
TWO women helped two men during a fracas in Huddersfield town centre. Read
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Nosh will rise from the ashes
Apr 28 2008 | Local West Yorkshire News
DEFIANT Ben Franco will continue to serve customers after his restaurant was partially gutted by flames. Read
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19 year old man chased down and attacked by gang of 15
Apr 28 2008 | Local West Yorkshire News
A 15-STRONG gang attacked a young man after chasing him for almost half-a-mile. Read
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Man, 21, shot in foot on Coule Royd
Apr 28 2008 | Local West Yorkshire News
A MAN has been shot in Huddersfield. Read
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Sisters call exam axe ‘an A-grade disgrace’
Apr 28 2008 | Local West Yorkshire News
ALMOST all A-level exams are to be scrapped by Huddersfield Technical College – but the controversial move has sparked anger. Read
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Tanker turns heads at show
Apr 28 2008 | Local West Yorkshire News
A PETROL tanker half a century old became a show-stopper at a motor show. Read
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Mayor opens up part of historic park’s past
Apr 28 2008 | Local West Yorkshire News
ANOTHER landmark was achieved in the restoration of an historic Huddersfield park. Read
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We’re all going cuckoo!
Apr 28 2008 | Local West Yorkshire News
CUCKOO Day was enjoyed by hundreds of people at the weekend – including visitors from Romania. Read
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MP’s questions over airport security checks
Apr 28 2008 | Local West Yorkshire News
HUDDERSFIELD’S MP is concerned that veiled women are causing delays at airport security. Read
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Poll plea by faith leaders
Apr 28 2008 | Local West Yorkshire News
CHURCH leaders are concerned about extremist voting at next week’s local elections. Read
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Ditched pets numbers rise
Apr 28 2008 | Local West Yorkshire News
A RECORD number of pets are being abandoned, it was revealed today. Read
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Pups were abandoned
Apr 28 2008 | Local West Yorkshire News
FIVE tiny collie-type puppies were abandoned in Birstall near Batley last month. Read
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Chief denies care ‘crisis’
Apr 28 2008 | Local West Yorkshire News
COUNCIL staff will continue to deliver care to vulnerable people, a top politician has said. Read
