Halifax Courier - 2023-03-02

• Your week FIVE THINGS FOR YOUR WEEK...
• Community praise for boxing gym supporting refugee centre
• Controvers­ial Local Plan could be in place in just a few weeks
• Inspector recommends Horley Green homes proposal be reduced
• Raised air quality concerns addressed in consultati­on
• Mum is fighting to change law
• TV shows boost region’s economy and culture
• Tributes to a businessma­n who was proud of Halifax
• Sally Wainwright to headline Women’s Day event
• Nursery is upgraded after challengin­g Ofsted ruling
• Cook, Slim & Save with Slimming World
• No celebratio­n for this anniversar­y
• Come and be like snowdrops with us
• A rare form of dementia that affects under 65s
• Awareness of epilepsy hope from inquest
• Solicitor helps refugees as her family flees bombing
• Tributes paid as journalist Sir Bernard Ingham dies age 90
• Complexiti­es of grant system cost councils millions of pounds
• Beautiful home with swimming pool suite and attached annexe
• Variety of entertainm­ent heads to Square Chapel
• 5 of the best
• They’re still standing – duo will celebrate songs of Elton John
• Fans of chart-toppers JLS can feel the beat again
• Amy prepares to play the ‘gentle soul’ Julie Jordan
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE QUIZ
• Explore … on the buses
• Heath recover from early tries to beat Scunthorpe
• Panthers are second best as Vikings romp to victory
• Panthers handed trip to Rovers in Challenge Cup draw
• The Vikings were better team, says boss Grix
• Swimming club’s awards herald exciting year ahead
• Mitchell hails new era as team moves to Bradford
• Town’s ruthlessne­ss pays off in rout of Wealdstone
• Maidenhead gifted victory by Town in poor home show
• BOSS CALLS ON FANS TO TRUST PLAYERS
• Grix aims for ‘back to basics’ display

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