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Crash in kweighley Road, Halifax

Car smashes through wall on Keighley Road, Ogden, after colliding with van

A FEMALE driver walked away from this smash on Keighley Road, Ogden, after her Toyota Yaris crashed through a wall.

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A Peacocks store

Fashion retailer Peacocks shuts shops in Halifax and Brighouse

TWENTY shop staff in Calderdale have lost their jobs following the sale of fashion retailer Peacocks.

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Halifax Plaza opening is just around the corner

A 24-hour gymnasium looks set to become a key feature of Halifax’s Broad Street Plaza.

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The builder who got Helen’s doors the wrong way round

A BUILDER has been ordered to pay more than £1,100 to a customer whose conservatory was flooded after he fitted the doors the wrong way round.

Tory plan to axe Calderdale councillors

Conservatives want to save £160,000 a year by reducing the number of Calderdale councillors from 51 to 36.

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Harrogate school teacher set himself on fire ‘because of work stress’

A SCHOOL teacher in Harrogate set himself on fire because he was stressed about his pupils’ exam results, an inquest has heard.

Three hurt in biscuit factory blast

AN EXPLOSION at a biscuit factory has left three people injured.

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Strengthening Families Strengthening Communities certificate ceremony which marks the completion of a parenting course for parents of children with ASD. At the Elsie Whiteley Centre, Halifax.

Parents of autistic children give the thumbs-up to new course

PARENTS of children with autism were given a helping hand on an innovative new course in Calderdale.

Police investigate ‘suspicious behaviour’ in Ogden

OFFICERS have been called to a report of possible suspicious behaviour in Ogden

Undated UK Border Agency handout photo of Chief Inspector of the UK Border Agency, John Vine, who will investigate claims that UK border force guards quietly dropped certain passport checks to cope with staff shortages at busy times. and will make a statement to parliament on Monday. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Issue date: Saturday November 5, 2011. See PA story POLITICS Border. Photo credit should read: James Newell/PA Wire NOTE TO EDITORS: This handout photo may only be used in for editorial reporting purposes for the contemporaneous illustration of events, things or the people in the image or facts mentioned in the caption. Reuse of the picture may require further permission from the copyright holder.

Former top cop leads border agency inquiry

A FORMER Calderdale police chief who headed an investigation into the troubled UK Border Agency (UKBA) has found hundreds of thousands of people were let into the UK without being checked against a Home Office watch list.

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Alder body mix-up exhumation completed

The exhumation to determine the identity of the body lying in a grave at Hull’s Northern Cemetery has been completed.

Vintage Clothing and Homeware Fare at Holme Street Art Centre, Hebden Bridge
Pictured are Chelsea Bell and Nicki Loftus

Crowds bag bargain from days gone by...

A TREASURE trove of goodies from times gone opened for a day in Hebden Bridge.

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Halifax Fire Station, King Cross, Halifax

Firefighters tackle Keighley fire

Firefighters from Halifax were called to a blaze in Keighley last night.

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Ed Sheeran with his British Breakthrough Act award and Best Male Solo Artist award in the press room at the 2012 Brit Awards.  Ian West/PA Wire

Ed Sheeran picks up two awards at the Brits

CALDERDALE singer Ed Sheeran scooped two awards at last night’s Brit Awards.

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Weather warning issued for Wednesday lunchtime

HIGH winds, gusting up to 50mph are expected to hit West Yorkshire today.

Morning round-up: traffic, trains and weather

Wednesday morning’s rush hour traffic and travel news and today’s weather....

The Comment Room - Wednesday, February 22

The Comment Room is an area where people using the website can have a general discussion - rather than talk about specific issues.

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Charges: Dr Muzzafar Zaman

Brighouse dentist faces several charges before General Dental Council

A BRIGHOUSE dentist is appearing before a professional conduct committee to answer several charges.

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Getting ready to toddle for brave bride Katie

FAMILIES are getting ready to toddle in memory of loved ones they have lost.

Luddendent Foot Institute gets a new lease of life

A COMMUNITY group has been given the gahead to take over Luddenden Foot Civic Institute.

Sowerby Bridge allotment threat is lifted

A COUNCIL allotment site that growers were told might be unsafe is to remain open.

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Mary Kiely, consultant in palliative medicine at Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust

Hospital staff told to discuss end of life care

DOCTORS and nurses at Calderdale Royal Hospital have been urged to talk to patients about their end of life care.

Toddler died after “drinking poisonous plant food his mum used to grow cannabis”

A TODDLER died after suffering severe internal burns when he drank poisonous plant food his mother was using to grow cannabis, a court heard today.

Ladies! Propose on the front page...?

THIS year’s leap year provides the perfect opportunity for women to pop the question to their other halves - and the Courier can carry the proposal on the front page!

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Halifax library could cost ‘about £8 million’

BUILDING a new library in Halifax could cost about £8 million - much less than the £12 million some people have been predicting, Calderdale Council Cabinet was told.

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Free guided Todmorden walk

A FREE guided walk above Todmoren has been organised for this weekend by Pennine Prospects.

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Police at Jumples Court in Mixenden

New appeal over death of teenager who fell from flats in Mixenden.

DETECTIVES investigating the death of a teenager who fell from high-rise flats in Halifax have made a new appeal for information.

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Halifax man said he was unable to work because he couldn’t walk... then got a job as a delivery driver

A benefit cheat who claimed disability living allowance while working as a delivery driver has been given a suspended prison sentence.

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Lunchtime smash on Keighley Road, Illingworth

A TRIO of vehicles have been involved in a smash near the Moorlands Inn pub in Illingworth.

Michael Gosling, principal of the planned Trinity Academy, Holmfield

Academy pupils will sit exams in holidays

PARENTS have been left frustrated after finding out their children will have to sit exams in the school holidays.

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Chris Silcox who will be trekking in Peru. With his mum Lesley Drummond.

Chris’s challenge of a lifetime, all for mate Andy

CHRIS Silcox is ready for the challenge of a lifetime – trekking across Peru in memory of a former work colleague.

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Man shot in Bradford last night

POLICE are investigating a shooting in Bradford last night.

Inspectors say Elland school is heading in the right direction

STAFF are now pulling together to try to improve Elland CE Primary School, according to Ofsted inspectors.

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Singing star Ed Sheeran tops nominations at tonight’s Brit awards

CALDERDALE’s singing star Ed Sheeran is in the running for four awards at the Brits later tonight.

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Halifax Town Sporting Dinner at Cedar Court, Bradford
Pictured on top table are Pete Stajic, Mark Brier, Mick Millar, Paul Merson, Neil Aspin and John Helm

Paul Merson joins fans for FC Halifax’s Sporting Dinner

Hundreds of supporters enjoyed a night of laughter and entertainment at FC Halifax Town’s annual sporting dinner.

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Senor doggie: Angela Adshead, from West Vale, with Benji the dog she rescued from Spain

Spanish rescue dog Benji’s new life in Calderdale

MEET Benji, the dog rescued all the way from Spain.

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Matthew Thompson, Sir Donald Thompson, Lady Patricia Thompson and Giles Thompson in June 1987.

Tributes pour in to ‘larger than life’ Old Brods player

The son of a former Calder Valley MP has died, aged 52.

Street traders will need a licence

THE council has agreed to begin licensing street traders in and around Brighouse town centre.

Drama: a police van at the rear of the jewellery shop in Queen's Road

Jewels boss ambushed in living room - Knifemen in masks hold Halifax family hostage

MASKED knifemen held a terrified family hostage in their living room until they handed over the keys to their jewellery store.

Morning round-up: traffic, trains and weather

Good morning Courier readers!

Firefighters tackle blaze at Elland flat

FIREFIGHTERS battled a blaze at a flat in Elland this afternoon.

Chapel: Park Wood Crematorium

Funeral costs rising faster than inflation

IF you are struggling with the cost of living it doesn’t get any easier - the cost of dying is rising faster than inflation!

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Pancake bin: From the left, Ashley Gledhill (loader), Dean Thompson (driver), Jim Taylor (loader)

Our pancake leftovers won’t be tossed away!

THOUSANDS of pancakes will be tossed in Calderdale for Shrove Tuesday and the leftovers will be recycled and made into a reusable soil enhancer.

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Weapons fan found to be growing cannabis

A WEAPONS enthusiast has appeared in court after police found cannabis plants growing in his home.

Penalised: Eric Daniels

Lloyds fat-cats made to pay for mis-selling

FAT-cat bankers at Lloyds are being hit in the pocket over their role in the mis-selling of payment protection insurance.

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Fresh appeal over suspected cannabis farm find in Hipperholme

POLICE are making another appeal for the public’s help finding those behind a suspected drugs farm uncovered after a house fire.

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Owner of shop in Southowram fined for selling alcohol to two teenagers

A SHOP OWNER has been fined for selling alcohol to two teenagers.

63-year-old cannabis farmer avoids prison

A DRUG DEALER who was growing cannabis with a potential street value of over £13,000 in his home has escaped a jail term.

Pervert set to be sentenced

A PAEDOPHILE who abused three young girls has been told to expect a lengthy custodial sentence.

Edward Ashman, countryside officer, at Jerusalem Farm, Booth. Edward has won a �7,500 grant to buy a new disabled buggy for children to explore the site.

Jerusalem Farm boosted by state of the art Tramper scooter

Disabled children will be able to get around Jerusalem Farm easier after the council won a £7,500 grant.

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