Halifax Courier - 2019-11-07

• We must never forget those who paid the ultimate price
• Mum-of-two’s death is ‘heart wrenching’
• The future looks hop-ful for Halifax’s Darkland Brewery
• Fancy a change? Check out your new local
• Hall will star in new Jack drama
• Liz hoping to make a difference
• Magistrate­s Court round-up
• Heroin drugs courier jailed after armed police swoop on vehicle
• North is key to victory in polls battle
• How we voted last time and in referendum
• First book launched for Grandads Wheels
• Fury over plans to demolish valley chimney
• Shannon’s story inspiring others
• Lindsay: The hunt for her killer will go on
• Alison’s 20 fundraiser­s for charities
• Weekly planning applicatio­ns list
• Plans for 267 homes put on ice
• LEST WE FORGET
• ‘Struggling to find words’ for eulogy to those lost at war
• Overseeing events at Halifax’s heritage jewel
• Please don’t vote solely on Brexit issues
• Getting children back outside
• Housing scheme nominated for top award
• Non-profit provides free resources for schools
• Aldi in Halifax embraces season of good will
• Happy birthday veganism
• The Good Companions
• Bring it On – The Musical
• Roger unveils his new works at the gallery
• Still plenty to come at Todmorden Book Festival
• Yorkshire Water appoints firm for £55m framework
• ‘I’m most proud of taking the leap to start Own Futures’
• SOWERBY BRIDGE
• Going back to nature to say your final farewell
• TNT’s Mort adds explosive finale against Clayton pair
• Holden and Malone join Priestley and Helliwell in qualifying as final day looms
• Lions battle for points in club championsh­ips
• The week’s results from the Brighouse and District Snooker League
• Calder Valley claim men’s team prize in Shepherds Skyline race
• Butterwick first home for Todmorden Harriers in Through the Village outing
• Leaders Heath return to action with Yorkshire One trip to Leeds
• Rishworthi­ans go for fifth win in-a-row with Barnsley the visitors to Copley
• Town punish Colne’s indiscipli­ne with stirring fight-back victory
• Pollard among the legends at Wembley for Lionesses’ clash with Germany
• High hopes for Hollins against lowly Birstall
• Calder and Salem set to overtake AFC Crossleys
• Shaymen’s slump continues as they miss out on chance to go top
• Manager Wild taking the long-term view ahead of a timely weekend off
• Jack is glad to be back after injury nightmare
• Talks begin over potential for Town investment
• Captain’s Column
• Halifax Ladies go top with win over Doncaster
• Seconds on the wrong end of the scoreline despite bright start at Dewsbury
• Siddal name Scrimshaw as new coach for 2020
• Fax likely to seek out new dual-registrati­on deals
• Sheriffe: Club had the talent in 2019, but needed to be ‘clinical’
• THE TIME IS RIGHT

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