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Huddersfield thug who robbed terrified teenager for £3 spared jail
Lee Gledhill said he would knock the boy over
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Lee Gledhill said he would knock the boy over
Almondbury High School was torn down in September 2025
The Harvey's drive-thru at Wakefield Road shut up shop in February 2023
Customers have welcomed move to new location in Huddersfield town centre
The shop opens with hundreds of new lines, from anime and Star Wars figurines, along with their squishy toys
Huddersfield Town boss Martin Drury was disappointed his side did not take the win after a 1-1 draw away at MK Dons.
HUDDERSFIELD Premier League Premiership champions Hoylandswaine have two more ambitions before the season finishes.
Unique characters and eccentrics who lived life their own way
Have a look and see if you can spot anyone you know in this great selection of photos
Having taken time out from football as a youngster to play rugby union, and had loan spells in the Netherlands and Austria as a young professional, Ibane Bowat is nothing if not adaptable, as he has s
The industrialisation of the Colne Valley in the 19th century saw the fusion of several hillside hamlets about four miles west of Huddersfield, today recognised as Linthwaite.
Jobless man with over 100 convictions trying to make a "fresh start"
Pair prosecuted over injury to child in 2023
Police have used a mix of highly visible and undercover officers
Woman's five trips to Huddersfield store during June and July
A SYMPHONY orchestra will perform a charity concert in support of a cause close to the hearts of one Huddersfield family
Magistrates said Mohammed Hussain was 'lucky' they had to follow the "unfortunate" provisions of the Sentencing Act 2026.
Self-employed construction worker Liam Lloyd has ended up in court for his idiotic plan.
The Penistone East candidate has been criticised over a now-deleted Facebook post which advertised prescription-only weight loss treatments at her Huddersfield business
Martin Drury says Huddersfield Town's two-goal debutant Derensili Sanches Fernandes is fun enough to enjoy his excellent start to League One football, but humble enough not to get carried away by it.