Jul
2008
Articles from 16th Jul 2008
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Horse rider’s thanks
Jul 16 2008 | Reader Letters
MAY I thank a young couple who helped me after a horse accident on Wessenden Moor on Sunday. This was greatly appreciated, especially the cup of tea they kindly brought me. Read
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Teenagers’ concern
Jul 16 2008 | Reader Letters
ON Friday evening I was in Lindley, sitting with a friend in his seriously broken car (the front suspension had collapsed), waiting for the breakdown service to arrive, when a group of a dozen teenagers – boys and girls - approached along the pavement. Read
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Bring back National Service
Jul 16 2008 | Reader Letters
THE Government says there is no quick fix to the increase of people losing there lives through knife crime. Well I disagree. You don’t need to be Einstein to come up with a solution. Read
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Bus fare rises
Jul 16 2008 | Reader Letters
ALAN PILBEAM (local MD of First) talks a load of poppycock when he says (Examiner July 15) “we have reluctantly decided to increase some of our fares.” Read
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It’s a changed world, so please get on with life like the rest of us
Jul 16 2008 | Reader Letters
A LARGE number of bishops from around the world are gathering at the Lambeth Conference this week. The only one to be seen on TV is the one promoting his homosexuality. Another interview we saw was about whether women could be bishops. Read
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Keep the sporting tradition
Jul 16 2008 | Reader Letters
FARTOWN Pavilion site should remain for only sporting facilities and certainly not for a mosque or community centre. Read
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Tribute to our youth
Jul 16 2008 | Reader Letters
ON July 4, the Leeds Diocesan Pilgrimage returned from Lourdes. Once again, the youth from All Saints Catholic High School were part of this pilgrimage. Read
