Halifax Courier - 2014-04-25

• “He’d died on the roadside four times”
• Tragic pair were ‘well-loved’
• Royal celebratio­n of life Hospital has cared for 737 couples struggling with
• Dream came true
• ‘We are proud to win such a prestigiou­s award’
• Be quick to defend against NHS cuts
• Greetland has potential including car park space
• Jetting off to Paris
• Loan helps firm to be a glass act
• Firm on cloud nine after deal
• Rising above the blame culture
• Late chemists
• Head shaves raise cancer charity funds
• It will be just fantastica­l!
• UK plc growth figures are good news for Calder Valley
• Parking charges should be scrapped
• A one stop shop for all tile needs
• Solicitors’ help for local causes
• Apprentice­s get the best start
• Spirit of St George comes
• Serving up a tasty tradition
• Visitors go quackers over
• MYTHOLMROY­D
• NORTHOWRAM
• People the length and breadth of the valley set about raising £500,000 for vital new machine
• From the Courier Archives
• Rishworthi­ans pipped at post
• Early start but batsman happy as the runs flow
• Setback for double winners
• Greetland buoyant again after big influx of players
• Better late than never for Stainland
• James’s fine start to stint at Illingwort­h
• Holmfirth to test Barkisland and Elland
• Todmorden in seventh heaven after victory
• Don’t you just hate having to give up your hard earned?
• A pair of aces half an hour apart at Crow Nest Park
• Leaders Siddal take on second-placed rivals
• Seconds need one more win to secure promotion
• Ovenden put title ambition to the test
• Return of Johnston is spark for Fax’s attack
• Harrison: Halifax got what they came for
• Elland WM show their intention to regain crown
• Progress for the Mordues at Hill Crest
• Midgley pledge to make life hard for title-tilting Ryburn
• Shelf face almost impossible task to deny Rams
• Matthews on target again as mission accomplish­ed
• Brighouse finish the job as title secured in fine style
• Tension grows as title races reach climax
• Queens rule to claim cup final berth
• Town flying high after rising from the ashes
• Aspin has done a remarkable job, says assistant Nogan
• Town pushed all the way by Silkmen
• Town sunk at the coast but play-offs look a certainty
• Aspin: We weren’t good enough at Southport
• Town bid to serve teatime treat

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