Halifax Courier - 2019-10-24

• There’s less than nine weeks to Christmas, are you ready?
• Emma defies odds to walk down the aisle
• It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas here in Calderdale
• Ag Show pledge after cash blow
• Tributes to Courier’s Charles
• Magistrate­s Court round-up
• “Self-confessed” Calderdale child abuser jailed for over five years
• Traders fume over gas works
• Ancient land at Robin Hood’s grave at risk
• New era for Calder Valley train travel
• Football club’s pavilion boost
• Glowing report despite rating
• GROUP THE PEOPLE VS PFI
• UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS, STUDYING THE PRIVATE FINANCE INITIATIVE
• Weekly planning applicatio­ns list
• School buildings put up for sale
• We really do not need costly nuclear weapons
• Peer to peer support from lived experience­s
• Incinerato­r planning appeal all set to resume next month
• Be generous and support the Poppy Appeal
• How to tackle the litter challenge
• READER REACTION
• Jobs created with Old Town Dental expansion
• Covéa Insurance scoops ServiceMar­k Accreditat­ion
• Speight’s en-gin-eers top range of products
• 10 of the best
• The full programme of celebritie­s and events
• Lots to inspire and entertain at book festival
• Out of Time
• The Sorcerer
• Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker
• Faith PR raises profile of unique Holocaust centre
• ‘Removing the stigma of mental health, one mask at a time’
• SOWERBY BRIDGE
• No war but was it really peace?
• The year of the painted lady
• Back to nature for a final resting place
• Harriers’ juniors shine in North of England relays
• Lions make their debut in British Fell Relay champs
• Holden and Gilbert, Smith and Hughes are latest Total Active qualifiers at Elland
• True Grit upset champions with impressive showing
• Bottomley’s strike sets ladies on way to win over Ben Rhydding
• Shackleton aiming to continue her climb up world rankings at China Open
• Suthers on top of world with hat-trick of medals
• Sandland on the up ahead of Ultimate Boxer scrap
• Handley bags national role and top award nomination
• Much improved second-half display earns victory over Prescot
• Brighouse cruise in the cup against Stocksbrid­ge
• Mirfield face an unenviable task at Cock and Bottle
• Strugglers Illingwort­h and Sowerby United face-off in basement battle
• FC HALIFAX TOWN
• King is optimistic about top-of-the-table clash
• Shaymen set for top-of-the-table Bromley clash
• Captain’s Column
• Beck is back to knock subdued Shaymen out of the FA Cup
• No need for doom and gloom, says McAlinden after Halifax’s dip in form
• Town’s double helps Brods stay top of league ladder
• Heath leapfrog hosts to move up to second after victory in East Yorkshire
• Crocs end away-day hoodoo with convincing win over Leos
• Rishworthi­ans make hard work of home comfort as late surge seals success
• Fax go back to work, as boss targets flying start
• Fax opt out of RFL’s new-look reserve grade, citing rising costs
• BRING IT ON!

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