Halifax Courier - 2022-05-12

• Rallying round to help girl who lost her hair
• History made as Greens take first ever seat on the council
• Murder victim’s loved ones want life-saving kits all across Halifax
• Charity’s cost of living fears
• Survey shows 1 in 5 staff are struggling with work
• Scathing Ofsted report for school where the children are ‘not safe’
• Send all your jubilee best wishes to beloved Queen
• New carpet at Acapulco club
• Tracy reflects on her first year in office as our region’s mayor
• Good Ofsted for Dean Field
• Minibus thieves target schools and groups
• Eight-year-old Jack signs for Man United
• BBC Director-General visits the set of Happy Valley at Dean Clough
• Levelling-up agenda in full swing in Calderdale
• Lister family urban myth
• Proud to live here, because Calderdale cares
• Light exercise can help pain by reducing inflammati­on
• Ride and run to raise funds
• How to publicise all your right royal jubilee events
• Almshouses that will serve community
• Westminste­r? It’s more like ‘Pest-minster’
• THE BIG SLIMMING WORLD CLOTHES THROW
• Beautiful waterside cottage of character
• 5 of the best
• Cinema steps back in time with three flashback films
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE QUIZ
• No surprises as Parish Cup first round ties go to form
• Carver leads Harriers home in Bluebell Trail
• Campion impressed with the form of England’s players in run-up to Games
• Table toppers take sting out of Hornets
• Grix looks to get quality from Moore this season
• Union golfers begin bid to regain Inter-District title
• Captain Maher set to be back in contention
• Brighouse Town surrender lead as Liversedge claim victory in cup final
• County on the verge of Football League
• We can’t dwell on last Saturday, says Wild
• ‘I’ve loved every minute’ says right-back Warren
• Gilmour glad to be back in the side for play-off push
• Panthers must improve to get anything out of Eagles match

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