THE impression I get through letters published here is that the majority of Huddersfield people feel that decisions are being made regarding the LDF which are not truly democratic.Read
AS a Kirklees ratepayer and a Giants supporter I have read with little attention to what I thought were unfair gripes from Town supporters regarding Ken Davy and their 40% shares in the stadium.Read
I READ with dismay the Examiner headline ‘Food Festival Must Pay Its Own Way’ (January 11) regarding the massive price rise for exhibitors at this year’s Food and Drink Festival in Huddersfield.Read
HS2 – the proposed high-speed rail route between London and Birmingham – has gained initial approval. Possible spurs to Leeds and Manchester (in 20 years’ time) hold out a promise of sorts to Kirklees.Read
A DEFENCE of Kirklees’ 15-year plan to build 24,000 new homes, many of them on greenfield sites, has been that, no matter how old the house in which you live at present, it must at some time have been on ‘green’ land.Read
THERE seems to be agreement that something needs to be done about how to regenerate Huddersfield town centre, but opinions naturally differ about what.Read
ŠWHEN people write letters about what should be taught in those dark satanic mills of learning, one wonders when was the last time they frequented the hallowed halls of academia in our country.Read
THE EXAMINER-sponsored debate on the future of Huddersfield’s town centre is a great idea and it’s good to see so many contributions which go beyond the usual cynicism and sterile arguments about reducing car parking charges.Read
EXAMINER readers’ regular letters of complaint about Huddersfield town centre are symptoms of a system which is evidently failing and has been failing for many years.Read
IN line with Kirklees’ record of daring and innovative schemes I believe that I have come up with the ideal solution to secure the future of Castle Hill and also remove the need for a new cemetery at a swoop.Read
