Halifax Courier - 2022-02-17

• Huge efforts to support Tiff’s cancer battle
• Leisure centre approved despite swim club’s plea
• Forest Eye puts focus on climate
• £60m Crosslee redevelopm­ent is given the nod
• Exciting five-year deal will secure Halifax’s place on live music map
• Area on the up now yobs gone
• No week is the same for busy Calder Valley MP
• Craig Whittaker: ‘I’m backing the current Prime Minister...’
• Community spirit is needed more than ever
• Cost of living crisis for the least affluent
• Warm up your home to warm up your heart
• Eyes can reveal the working of the blue spot in the brain
• Tribute to ‘role model’ lecturer Michael Taylor
• £350k upgrades for firm’s site
• Search begins for county’s best apprentice­s and employers
• Like meditative sentinels in the drizzly grey
• Large family home in sought after location
• 5 of the best
• New show Frontline Chat will bring two worlds together: arts and policing
• Ryburn 3 Step Folk Club
• Half-term family hits are coming to the big screen
• Heath return to the top and Brods get back on win trail
• Old Crossleyan­s dig in to claim home win and Rishies fight back in thriller
• Stalemate gives Queens the upper hand at top
• Smith inflicts drop goal despair on Fax
• The state of home pitch frustrates Fax boss
• Excellent runs for clubs at Liversedge Half-Marathon
• Karate star inspires next generation of karateka with visit to Halifax club
• Bleak season for rock bottom Dover
• I’ll continue to do my job at Halifax, says Wild
• Town boss Wild assesses the race for promotion
• ‘I’m playing with a smile on my face’ says Shaymen’s top-scorer Waters
• CUT OUT THE ERRORS Grix calls for improvemen­t ahead of the trip to Workington
• Wild wants Shaymen out of the blocks fast against Dover

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