- Quest for love costs singles £3.4bn
- Crowds celebrate Chinese New Year
- Government may face fresh strikes
- Mone in threat to leave Scotland
- Ex-Army chief in Falklands warning
- 'Fewer and better' immigrants plan
- Poisoning fears over hip implants
- Bill actor Colin Tarrant dies at 59
- Snow predicted for western areas
- MP urges easing of smacking laws
- Man charged with motorist's murder
- Call for action over executive pay
- Fan quizzed over 'racist' gesture
- Action urged on political funding
- Man charged with toddler's murder
- Shot Gurkha 'born leader of men'
- Team handshakes axed amid race row
- Frank Skinner to be a father at 55
- Man charged with toddler's murder
- Man charged with motorist's murder
News
Reliving the past
THE swinging sixties came roaring back this week during a retrospective celebration of the decade that gave us The Beatles, The Rolling Stones... and Cliff Richard.
Dragon fun at school
mumS and dads joined in the fun at Roberttown School as part of a family learning event.
TV chef cooks up breakfast treats
celebrity chef Rosemary Shrager gave Hightown children a lesson in tasty breakfasts when she visited their school on Monday.
Archive service
IF you’ve ever wanted to delve into your family’s history and find out any secrets of the past, then the West Yorkshire Archive Service can help.
Code targets scrap metal
A NEW code of conduct for scrap metal dealers could put an end to the increasing amount of lead thefts in the area.
Sport
Liversedge on a tightrope in Premier
LIVERSEDGE must feel as if they are walking a tightrope in the Northern Counties East League Premier Division as they prepare to entertain high flyers Tadcaster Albion, tomorrow, kick-off 3pm.
Race popularity grows
ATHLETES from all over the England are set to converge on Roberttown on Sunday February 12 for the Liversedge Half Marathon, supported by Fit 4 Force.
Cleckheaton RUFC triumph – Liversedge FC suffer away defeat
Cleckheaton RUFC turn in a fine display to win 25-0 at home to Gateshead on Saturday on North One East.
Lifestyle
Parish prepares for panto
SLEEPING Beauty will be getting some shut-eye in Mirfield when a church group puts on its pantomime.
Slapstick fun at Collegians’ panto
DEWSBURY Collegians promised a night of family fun with their latest pantomime, Aladdin.
Panto season still in full swing
PANTO season is still in full swing as a drama group get ready for their annual show.
Community
Working nine to five
NO self-respecting office in 2012 would be without computers, laser printers, calculators, wireless connections and Smart phones.
What now for Tesco?
I NOTICE from some old records that I first wrote about the Tesco development in September 1999.
Funding boost for Girl Guides
GUIDES and Rangers in Spen have been boosted by a £2,000 grassroots grant.
Union joins parent fight
UNISON has joined forces with children’s centre users in a bid to save 17 centres from council cuts.
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Weather for Cleckheaton
Sunday 29 January 2012
Today
Light sleet showers
Temperature: -0 C to 3 C
Wind Speed: 8 mph
Wind direction: North west
Tomorrow
Cloudy
Temperature: -1 C to 4 C
Wind Speed: 9 mph
Wind direction: East
