Halifax Courier - 2019-10-31

• Trick or treat? How to get into the spirit of Hallowe’en
• Dream trip for ‘little fighter’ Lily Jade Turner
• Schools ‘decimated’ by cuts, says education action group
• Elland Library’s £1.75m revamp
• Ex-Courier reporter Brian, 72
• Magistrate­s Court round-up
• “Deplorable” Calderdale rapist sentenced to over five years in jail
• Revealed: The shocking toll of attacks on our area fire crews
• ‘Temporaril­y blinded by firework’
• Millions splashed out to improve flood defences
• Wrestler shows Fury the ropes
• Leaked reports show tourist body on brink of total collapse
• Flower show plans dropped after overspend
• MPs write open letter to Meghan
• Why the number of sites for new homes has gone up
• Park gets new lease of life in time for Spring
• Opening doors on 160 years
• Huge 267 housing plan near school
• Weekly planning applicatio­ns list
• Please keep helping us stock Santa’s shelves
• Back to Callywood! First look at Last Tango in Halifax
• Green Party call to back Labour candidate in poll
• Time to unite behind Remain
• ‘Skate It Yourself’ owner lands £15,000 seed fund
• Sunnica Energy Farm deal for Smith Brothers
• 10 of the best
• Dance to the Music UK Tour 2020
• The Sorcerer
• Seven worlds, one planet
• B&Q colleagues transform garden for Candleligh­ters
• ‘Trust your instincts, stay real, don’t let social media take over’
• NORTHOWRAM
• Keeping memories of loved ones alive
• Inspired Fair of Face are Wednesday’s big winners
• Lions bolster their championsh­ip scores in Race to the Summit trip
• Bodybuilde­r’s confidence given boost by British Championsh­ips experience
• Next generation of club’s runners receive awards
• Moon rises up the ranks in Snails’ parkrun list
• Sanasy claims county title and Bates shows promise
• Stalwart Pearson and debutant Hoyles take the honours at Winter Alliance
• Kew’s opener paves the way to top of the league
• Honours even as top two clash in north east
• Shackleton scoops bronze medal for Great Britain in China Open
• Brighouse appeal after FA issue charge regarding striker Alhassane Keita
• High-flyers go head-to-head in Sunday Cup
• Shelf eye first place but won’t have an easy time of it against Midgley
• FC HALIFAX TOWN
• Macdonald back in the groove after loan spell
• ‘We’ve come a long way from relagation fodder...’
• Captain’s Column
• Michael breaks his duck to give Shaymen precious three points
• Disastrous second-half display sees 10-man visitors ship five at Bromley
• Heath blitz east coast foes to go top of ladder
• Gutsy Rishworthi­ans come from behind to claim spoils in North Yorkshire
• Crocs back-up success on road with comfortabl­e home victory
• Rishworthi­ans name strong side ahead of knock-out clash with Guisboroug­h
• Scott Grix puts ‘fire’ in front of cash to choose Fax
• Barlow training at Shay as four-year ban comes to an end
• WILD CLOSES IN ON NEW SIGNING Halifax boss hoping to add new face for Torquay clash at Shay

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