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Travel
Wolfstones Road in both directions closed due to burst water main at Wickins Lane.
Not expected to reopen until at least mid-morning on Wednesday.
Tributes to Summer Wine star
Sad news that Burt Kwouk, best known for playing Cato Fong in the Pink Panther films, has died peacefully at the age of 85.
Kwouk also played Entwistle in the Holmfirth-based BBC comedy series Last of the Summer Wine.
A statement from his agent said: “Beloved actor Burt Kwouk has sadly passed peacefully away 24th May.
“The family will be having a private funeral but there will be a memorial at a later date.”
Huddersfield Town news
Huddersfield Town striker Nahki Wells has paid a tribute to departing club legend Mark Lillis, axed as head of the Town Academy.
Causing a stink
Stinking waste accidentally dumped on Wakefield Road in Dewsbury turned out to be human effluent from a sewage treatment works.
What was thought to be pig muck has now been confirmed as human waste from a sewage lorry. Full story soon.
Breaking news
Interesting development on the ‘deposit’ of stinking waste which closed a lane on Wakefield Road in Dewsbury yesterday morning.
It was thought it was pig muck. It wasn’t. It was something far worse. The company responsible has owned up. More soon!
Breaking news
We’re checking out reports of a major police operation in St John’s Road, Huddersfield.
As many as eight marked and unmarked police cars swooped on a black Audi A5. The police helicopter was also overhead. More soon.
M62 warning
There’s reports of what looks like a rolling road block on the M62 near Chain Bar, heading towards Huddersfield.
Naked prankster
Speaking of Jeremy Vine (we were, weren’t we?) I spotted this tweet he put out yesterday. Really funny.
It’s a hilarious letter of complaint from the Post Office to a CUSTOMER who plays pranks on postpersons delivering his mail. It’s brilliant.
Don’t think the customer is from Huddersfield. Unless you know different.
The answer's NO, Jeremy!
Jeremy Vine got more than he bargained for when he posed this simple question on Twitter this morning.
He asked if Huddersfield’s Wimpy restaurant was the last one in the UK. No, there’s about 80! And loads of people put him right.
We’ve spoken to Phil Barden who runs Huddersfield’s Wimpey and we’ll have a story online later.
Huddersfield’s Wimpey celebrates its 50th anniversary this year. I think I need to pay a visit soon. It has REAL crockery. Shock.
By 'eck - we are on the wireless!
Malcolm Robinson says on Facebook:
By ‘Eck - T’t Jeremy Vine Show on t’BBC is broadcasting from “The Cafe Society” in t’Uddersfield. (an oxymoron if I ever heard one)
And they played the Monty Python “Three Yorkshiremen” sketch!Feeling homesick for my Alma Mater
Bit of stereotyping - but still funny
Monty Python ‘Yorkshireman’ sketch coming up....we could have guessed!
Fire
The house fire in Luck Lane, Paddock, is very close to Huddersfield Grammar School.
Headteacher Tim Hoyle said: “We were warned about the smoke coming across the playing fields so we took the children inside. It seems there was no-one inside the houses.”
Pro-EU propaganda?
Steve Lingy has posted this comment on Facebook.
Listening to Radio 2 Jeremy vine is now a bbc propaganda puppet for the remain camp.this is completely out of order .scrap the bbc
Fire
More on the fire in Luck Lane, Paddock.
One house directly opposite the entrance to Huddersfield Grammar School has been very badly damaged and it’s possible the ones either side to it have also been damaged.
Former Huddersfield Grammar School pupil Michael Watson, 17, said: “At 12.30pm I was on my way down from Huddersfield New College and as I got near I saw big plumes of black smoke and thought ‘that doesn’t look good.’
“I phoned 999 and went round the back to see what was happening and several of us were trying to find out if anyone was inside the house. One lad kicked in the front door to rescue a small dog.”
Students having their say
Jeremy Vine chatting about Royds Hall School - two pupils arguing pro and anti EU. “Use our own money rather than give it to Brussels,” says one
