Halifax Courier - 2021-04-22

• Stephanie’s zest for life after sepsis PEOPLE
• Vow that the show will go on
• Questions over handling crisis
• Hopes as jabs programme gathers pace
• BUILDING BRIDGES
• The Piece Hall takes centre stage as Gentleman Jack crews return
• It’s beginning to look like normality again
• Firms fed up by lack of action
• Hospital to benefit from art auction
• Reflection I’ve fallen in love with Calderdale and its people
• YOUR PICTURE OF THE DAY
• ONLINE VOICES
• Doctor’s Casebook Paper cuts are a real pain but you do need to protect them
• How to find our way and purpose in life
• Community in in battle with midnight flood
• Fundraiser­s take on charity challenges
• Firm puts faith into town
• Appeal to give everyone a chance in the law sector 2023 21 21%
• Tiger Bus gets new owners
• Plans to unleash the true potential of Civic Hall
• A special way to pay tribute to lost loved ones with Overgate
• Mill set to be beating heartbeat
• Health passport app hope for live music’s comeback
• Big screen movies set to be shown as UK cinemas reopen
• Poet John Cooper Clarke has tall tales to tell you!
• Bradshaw pull off shock in league’s opening weekend
• Encouragin­g signs from youngsters but Rastrick sides lose out
• Only the best performanc­e will do in clash with leaders
• Lilley breaks Panthers’ hearts with decisive drop goal in derby
• Johnson hoping to extend his stay with Town
• “We can’t get carried away with ourselves” says Shaymen manager Wild
• Goals from Hyde and King secure win at Chesterfie­ld
• Shaymen fight back from two goals down to defeat King’s Lynn
• Columnist
• Agonising Bulls defeat teaches Halifax Panthers painful lesson

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