Dec
2007
Articles from 7th Dec 2007
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Does my wind survey count
Dec 07 2007 | Reader Letters
VALLEY Wind are entitled to their own opinion but have absolutely no right to represent their views as the views of Colne Valley residents (“Prime Minister and MP support plan for Colne Valley” Examiner December 1). Read
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Dorothy Lindley, Marsden
Dec 07 2007 | Reader Letters
AS I’m still recovering from a spinal operation I was unable to take part in organising this year’s Christmas lights in Marsden and the big switch-on last Saturday. But I must thank all those who made sure the lights went ahead, a wonderful team of volunteers headed by Diane Green, who works at the tourist information centre in Marsden and took on the lights project at a very late stage. Many thanks to you all. A meeting is being planned in February to set up a lights committee and I hope this is well supported. May Marsden’s Christmas lights shine out for many years to come! Read
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Fond tales of modest man
Dec 07 2007 | Reader Letters
CONGRATULATIONS to Linzi Nicholson on digging up two of Huddersfield’s real genuine sportsmen in her “Blast from the Past” column (Examiner Dec 4). Read
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Max Nottingham
Dec 07 2007 | Reader Letters
ONE million elderly people live alone according to a report from a respected charity. And 300,000 of those sometimes don’t speak to anyone for a whole month. Let’s take the Christmas message seriously. Read
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Jim Smythe, Huddersfield
Dec 07 2007 | Reader Letters
PLEASE could you thank “music fan” who replied to my letter about the Fats Waller recording of You Meet The Nicest People in Your Dreams. I have now ordered the CD. Read
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M Taylor, Deputy Leader, Holme Valley Mountain Rescue Team
Dec 07 2007 | Reader Letters
THANKS to everyone who donated on Saturday November 17 at our street collection in Huddersfield. The total raised was £1,064.74. Read
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Come to consultations
Dec 07 2007 | Reader Letters
I MUST take issue with the points raised by Angry libraryuser, Almondbury (Mailbag December 4). Read
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Do not rewrite dispute’s history
Dec 07 2007 | Reader Letters
THE unfavourable verdict of the industrial tribunal in the case of sacked worker Joycelyn Billy against Unique Care (Examiner December 1) was a pity, but Unique Care chief executive Andrew Johnson must not be allowed to rewrite history on the strength of it. The basic facts of this dispute are: Read
