Halifax Courier - 2020-08-13

• Teens go extra mile on Naomi charity trek
• Family of former councillor wins £300,000 case against factory
• Council to launch track and trace plan
• Local lockdown stays in place for Calderdale
• Pubs support VAT campaign
• Pandemic has hit finances like ‘horrortsun­ami’
• September is the perfect time to step up for our fab hospice
• Open the tips to stop litter louts
• £3m to restore railway viaduct
• KITS assets to be auctioned off
• How this year’s A-levels will work
• Fears amid exam results system which could ‘rob youth of futures’
• YOUR PICTURE OF THE DAY
• ONLINE VOICES
• Folk medicine mystery - why dock leaves help nettle stings
• Magistrate­s Court round-up
• Danger driver gets 16 months
• Take advantage of scenery on our doorstep
• Care company gets the seal of approval
• Paul wins dream car - again!
• New ‘lifeline’ wheelchair will give Sebastian independen­ce
• Rocketing rise in violent crime as police staff levels slashed
• ‘Courts are too soft’ on those who attack police officers
• £1m more cash to spend on some school buildings
• M&Co store in Brighouse saved
• Talking Paper’s brand new home
• Elton John among famous line-up
• Why we’re making a big noise for our local arts venues
• The remarkable range and scale of our arts centres
• Funding problems now ‘massive’ for arts centres
• Why our arts centres are important to everyone
• Think of loved ones by planning for the future
• Halifax’s golden girl Hurricane Hannah resets sights for Tokyo tilt
• Booth bounce back from shock defeat at St Mary’s
• Grix pays tribute to ‘great servant’ Tyrer as he makes his exit
• Fleming joins Tigers on one month trial switch
• Earing ready to take the National League by storm
• Millington: ‘Our expectatio­n is that we can build on what we did last year’
• Grix keen to reassure Fax fans after players depart the club

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