Halifax Courier - 2014-04-04

• WHAT A RACKET Top of the ‘shopped’
• ‘We are determined to take criminals’ money away from them’
• Campaigner­s issue ‘hands off’ message
• Parliament frustratio­n for Halifax MP Linda
• Dad’s concerns after cardiac arrest in 2010
• Disruption affects businesses
• Call for managed road extension
• WHAT DO YOU THINK?
• Halliwell potted controvers­y at Chelsea Flower Show - and gold
• Leg stab attack after row sees man jailed
• Coach admits street attack
• COURT BRIEFS
• Poor Philip hit by Tory NHS stance
• I hear many things that police are missing out on
• No-one is saying A&E must close
• Work together to prevent these disastrous changes
• For breaking news throughout the week visit www.halifaxcou­rier.co.uk
• The importance of caring and sharing
• Late chemists
• Job swap for principal
• Grand piano pull
• Teen musician Jess signs a record deal
• This is about much more than A&E
• Preparing for world of work
• Be inspired at Calderdale College
• NORTHOWRAM
• MAYOR’S DIARY
• Gough nearly died in Charge of the Heavy Brigade and then risked his life caring for cholera victims
• Old School
• A railway too far...
• From the Courier Archives
• Heath retain league status despite Ribblesdal­e defeat
• Brods expecting tougher test from Brid
• Buckley leaves rivals in her wake at Heptonstal­l
• Beever to the fore as Lions sweep board
• Buchan secures best finish
• Ovenden impress as they cruise into League Cup final
• Crossleyan­s delighted following Plate success
• Rishworthi­ans win in fine style
• Rishies claim top scalps
• Smith fighting hard to realise Olympic dream
• Bradley Hall pair happy after blanket finish
• Valley duo close to dream trip
• David’s victory-bid comes unstuck for Spartans
• Champs launch bid for repeat with whitewash
• Calderdale hoping for favour from Celtic in safety quest
• Unity put it together in key match
• Green light to widen the net?
• New boss Pinfield seeks young side
• Brighouse remain on title track after Railway rout
• Ovenden ready for big Campion clash
• Stump and Ryburn keep pot boiling with midweek wins
• Shelf come badly unstuck at Foster Park
• Little mercy from Mount as Carrington are hit for six
• Green and Queens Head book final appearance­s
• Bolton keen on permanent Shay stay
• Shaw is hoping Shaymen take the next step
• Town top Hatters in another home win
• Halifax boss takes pride in Luton victory
• Handicap sees Ovenden edge past derby rivals
• Title-chasing Illi’ suffer first league defeat
• Wellens relishing cup date
• Harrison content as Fax climb up to third
• Manning, Potts strike twice in thrashing
• Tyrer: No hard feelings over my Widnes departure
• Johnston: Possession the key to shock
• We must be better: Boss
• Fax boss waiting on pack pair

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