Halifax Courier - 2015-04-17

• New police chief faces balancing act
• Purrfect ending for lost Welsh cat
• Shocking extent of fly-tipping
• Transport Secretary visits Halifax
• Hopefuls’ immigratio­n views
• Easter walk raises £2,000 for Smartmove
• No throwing stones under ASBO ruling
• A privilege to honour our war heroes
• Mum’s upset over grave confusion
• A special day for stalwart Harry
• Families in seaside rescue
• Roads finally on green for major repairs
• Cyclists get on their bikes for track party
• Parking orders in outer Halifax
• David: ‘I’m the man to walk 1,000 miles’
• Teen burglars avoid jail after breaking into Elland home
• Community order for punching nightclubb­er
• COURT BRIEFS
• Gardeners vow to fight work on land
• Council gives go ahead for homes plan
• Up and coming hub gets a scrub
• New route celebrates historic trail
• Eureka up for award from Visit England
• Hear ye hear ye, town crier championsh­ip is here
• Politics
• Your Say Time has come for default 20mph limit
• Pupils stay awake to raise vital funds for charity
• New premises for local lathes manufactur­er
• New contracts at electric firm
• Choristers to sing audience into spring
• Eating your way to a better mood Ways to avoid the sugar rush...
• Best Foot Forward Water walk we’ve lined
• D up this week!
• Walks diary
• A Ukrainian Easter celebratio­n
• Zeppelin scare in Halifax
• The heiress and gambling Captain Doherty soon separated. But did the Waterhouse­s cover it up to hide the family’s shame?
• Scanner memories
• St Mark’s celebrates – 100 years not out!
• From the Courier archives
• MYTHOLMROY­D
• Brods reach last four as big games continue
• Bradshaw claim first school hockey crown
• Symington hikes to Calderdale race win
• Calderdale take the derby spoils
• Home win earns Hall trio a trip to Beverley
• Hove Edge blaze trail in first division
• Jer Lane chasing a rare Halifax hat-trick
• Brods keen to sign off with sixth win in row
• Party time if Halifax can fell the Oaks
• Brighouse looking to keep fine run going
• Premier big-guns to contest Senior final
• Late goals help Stump eat into Ryburn’s lead
• Ryburn desperate to win clash of Uniteds
• Town poor but Barnet are the Bees knees
• Robbo: Hard to follow last season’s success
• High-flying Spitfires shoot down Shaymen
• Saltonstal­l’s form a major plus for coach
• ‘Cats will target Fax as turning point: Rikki

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