Nov
2009
Articles from 9th Nov 2009
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MON AM: Car driven wrong way along M1 in police pursuit
Nov 09 2009 | Local West Yorkshire News
THREE people have been arrested after a car was driven the wrong way along the M1 motorway near Leeds and rammed a police car which tried to stop it. Read
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MON AM: Funeral today for West Yorks nurse who died 30 years ago in Saudi Arabia
Nov 09 2009 | Local West Yorkshire News
A FUNERAL is being held today for a West Yorkshire nurse who died 30 years ago in Saudi Arabia. Read
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Three-hour ambulance wait for broken hip pensioner Audrey Brennan
Nov 09 2009 | Local West Yorkshire News
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Theo Paphitis backs Huddersfield University degree course
Nov 09 2009 | Local West Yorkshire News
TYCOON Theo Paphitis will sing the praises of Huddersfield at a conference this month. Read
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Kirklees Council bid to beat the electronic bullies
Nov 09 2009 | Local West Yorkshire News
YOUNG people have asked Kirklees Council to look at ways of cutting electronic bullying. Read
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Swine flu vaccination slow roll-out across Kirklees GP surgeries
Nov 09 2009 | Local West Yorkshire News
NOT all GP surgeries in Kirklees have received the swine flu vaccine, it has been revealed. Read
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Bullies thrive in the workplace – survey
Nov 09 2009 | Local West Yorkshire News
BULLYING at work has doubled in the past decade, new research has revealed. Read
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£70,000 bill as Marsden fish pass takes shape at River Colne
Nov 09 2009 | Local West Yorkshire News
THE course of true love will soon be smoother for the trout of Marsden – at a cost of £70,000. Read
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Creating jobs for youth
Nov 09 2009 | Local West Yorkshire News
THOUSANDS of jobs for young people are expected to be announced this week. Read
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Almondbury pub The Lion pulls rugby kits over sponsorship row
Nov 09 2009 | Local West Yorkshire News
A SPONSOR has withdrawn its kit from an amateur rugby club following a contract row. Read
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Store for green fridges
Nov 09 2009 | Local West Yorkshire News
SUPERMARKET Sainsbury’s was underlining its green credentials today with a crackdown on environmentally damaging refrigerators. Read
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St George’s Square sing-along for Heart Research UK
Nov 09 2009 | Local West Yorkshire News
CHOIRS are being invited to sing their hearts out for charity. Read
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Arrow Self Drive opens dealership in South Yorkshire
Nov 09 2009 | Local West Yorkshire News
A VEHICLE rental company with operations in Huddersfield has expanded its presence. Read
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Arson attack causes £30,000 to Salendine Nook High School’s new gym
Nov 09 2009 | Local West Yorkshire News
AN ARSON attack which ripped through Salendine Nook High School’s new gym caused up to £30,000 worth of damage. Read
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Art exhibition at Huddersfield Parish Church
Nov 09 2009 | Local West Yorkshire News
A COLLECTION of art work is now on show at Huddersfield Parish Church. Read
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MP Malik slams protests and extremists
Nov 09 2009 | Local West Yorkshire News
VETERANS got together to mark the contribution of Dewsbury people in past conflicts and to show their support to serving troops. Read
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Anger over sale plan for former Sykes home
Nov 09 2009 | Local West Yorkshire News
A RETIRED town planner has blasted his former employer for its plans to sell one of Huddersfield’s key historic buildings. Read
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Thousands of people support charity at this weekend’s bonfire and firework displays
Nov 09 2009 | Local West Yorkshire News
THOUSANDS of people turned out for the region’s biggest bonfire and firework displays – raising thousands of pounds for charity. Read
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Call for help in bid to battle climate change
Nov 09 2009 | Local West Yorkshire News
CLIMATE change campaigners are calling for help. Read
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‘We’ll never forget’ – current and former soldiers honoured on Remembrance Sunday
Nov 09 2009 | Local West Yorkshire News
WAR casualties, veterans and serving soldiers were honoured at Remembrance Sunday Services and parades. Read
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Ladder burglar robs 85-year-old Batley woman
Nov 09 2009 | Local West Yorkshire News
A BURGLAR robbed an 85-year-old woman in her sheltered housing flat. Read
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Rogue employers are failing to pay fines
Nov 09 2009 | Local West Yorkshire News
MILLIONS of pounds in fines slapped on firms hiring illegal workers have not been paid, figures have revealed. Read
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Injured dad Michael Brooke calls for safety improvements at Huddersfield Pool
Nov 09 2009 | Local West Yorkshire News
A DAD who injured himself after falling on a broken drain cover at Huddersfield Sports Centre is warning people about its danger. Read
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Future of Clifton Village on the agenda
Nov 09 2009 | Local West Yorkshire News
FUTURE conservation of Clifton Village will be decided this week. Read
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Archbishop Desmond Tutu lays Mirfield monastery’s first stone
Nov 09 2009 | Local West Yorkshire News
ONE of the world’s best known religious figures, Archbishop Desmond Tutu, has made a special visit to Mirfield. Read
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Gunman Bradley Okoro’s return date in hands of the Spanish
Nov 09 2009 | Local West Yorkshire News
IT could be several years before a convicted gunman is brought back to the UK to start his 18-year jail sentence. Read
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Clr Andrew Cooper will fight for the Green Party at General Election
Nov 09 2009 | Local West Yorkshire News
A NEWSOME councillor vowed to protect the town’s character after being named as the Green Party candidate for the next General Election. Read
