Halifax Courier - 2021-11-11

• FIVE THINGS FOR YOUR WEEK...
• Pup dressed to the nines as owners wed PEOPLE
• Transformi­ng our highways to help cyclists and walkers
• Your say on A629 plans between Halifax and Huddersfie­ld
• Top class rating for sixth form
• Mick’s brave cancer walk
• Signing of the Armistice on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month
• At the going down of the sun, and in the morning, we’ll remember them
• Government cash may mean council ponder deeper pool
• Together Housing can help you find your new home
• Getting into the true spirit of festive season
• Claims for the disadvanta­ged are just hollow
• ONLINE VOICES
• Understand­ing the stages of grief when you lose someone
• New plaques in the town centre
• Directors go on trial after worker’s death
• Helping kids on road to success
• Challenges in memory of Kirsty
• Calderdale Flood Action Plan marks a five year milestone
• ‘We’ve come a long way since launch of plan’
• Political fall out over plans for building homes
• Trees provide bronzy ballet of autumn leaves
• Spacious family home with panoramic views
• First Time
• As You Like It
• Christmas at The Piece Hall
• From royalty biopic to a designer story at cinema
• Halifax fail to take chances as they sustain first defeat
• Manchester makes his mark in first running of Soyland Moor fell race
• Cooper’s fine display gives her team the edge on rivals
• Skipper holds her nerve to seal thrilling win for Brods
• Crocs withstand Morley’s late pressure to record another win and shut-out
• Panthers squad bolstered by Grix’s big recruitmen­t drive
• ‘What’s got us here is hard work, determinat­ion and effort’ says Wild
• Loanee Newby starting to feel at home with Shaymen

Halifax Courier - 2021-11-04

Halifax Courier - 2021-11-18