Halifax Courier - 2020-05-21

• Seamus thanks NHS staff who saved his life
• Calderdale estate agents welcome return to work
• Tourism spots plan re-opening
• 67% of readers don’t want to send their kids back to class 35% 38% 36% 71% 65% 74%
• Council tells schools not to re-open over safety worries
• Lockdown volunteers care for community during crisis
• Louise’s positive charity artwork
• Running club’s epic challenge
• ‘Lockdown can be good for us’
• Little Frankie’s fundraiser for Overgate is ‘wheelie’ great
• YOUR PICTURE OF THE WEEK
• ONLINE VOICES
• Virus crisis spells jobs blow for firm
• Firm partners manufactur­er
• ‘Leaky dams’ installed at Crags
• New bridge in village’s major flood alleviatio­n scheme opens
• Calls for tighter laws to protect heritage assets
• Tech link-up will enable virtual planning meetings
• Breathing easier because of UK lockdown
• What sort of vaccine might mean the end of COVID-19?
• THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK
• What is the aim of Stop The Scammers?
• 1. Online shopping and auctions (26%) 2, Other advance fee fraud (21%) 3. Cheque, plastic card and online bank accounts (11%)
• Variety goes virtual as show goes on for theatre company
• 5 of the best
• How families can learn beatboxing rom a global star
• Back to nature for final resting place
• Invincible U14s top of the class for schools’ teams
• Columnist
• ‘It’ll go with me to my grave, everybody remembers it’
• Former Halifax assistant coach Jack Addy dies
• The colourful characters between the Town sticks
• FC Halifax Town season tickets go on sale for 2020-21 campaign
• League’s sponsorshi­p deal is extended
• RIVALS STEALING A MARCH ON US - BOSS Wild’s plans remain on hold due to wait over play-offs
• Illingwort­h St Mary’s handed funding boost by Sport England

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