Halifax Courier - 2023-03-09

• FIVE THINGS FOR YOUR WEEK...
• Two Lifelong FC Halifax Town fans receive community work awards
• ‘If councillor­s vote to adopt it, they will have to bear responsibi­lity for all that follows’
• Plan will shape 10k homes and businesses to come
• Local Plan recommenda­tion – reaction
• Cabinet recommends Local Plan
• Homes on way for old car park
• Customers are scared to cross a busy village road
• Car parking charges to be reviewed this year
• Lap dancing bar has licence renewed and it can remain open despite concerns
• Church may shut due to lack of funds and numbers
• Enjoy a warm conservato­ry at a lower cost this winter
• Bid goes in to rebuild school’s classrooms after arson attack
• A five per cent council tax rise as budget is approved
• NHS survival
• If you educate a woman then you can educate a generation
• Make the domino effect work for your health
• Win tickets to ‘Strictly’ show
• Pub damaged by vibrations of HGVs may be replaced
• Internatio­nal Women’s Day – can women really ‘have it all’?
• A century-old family home with panache – in a stunning location
• Mark swaps his farm for the fairground in show
• Of the best
• Thespians bring much-loved TV sitcom to the Playhouse stage
• Magic’s in his bones and new show is full of soul
• Love, friendship and the sound of classical music
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE QUIZ
• Hidden Yorkshire gems
• GENERAL NOTICES
• Crocs produce resolute display but leaders prevail
• Former European Tour players coach Union ahead of new term
• Grayson reveals plans for Fax’s anniversar­y project
• Halifax fighters are the leading lights in club’s spectacula­r show
• Shaymen spurn chances in consecutiv­e stalemates
• Gateshead draw was fair result for boss
• Results show Town are moving in right direction says Debrah
• FAX GO INTO CUP TIE WITH NO PRESSURE
• Town are ‘different team’ for cup tie

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