Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (July 31, 2004)

1-79 out of 79 article(s)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Juggling' mum lands a dream; LYNDA'S SEVEN YEARS OF STUDY LEAD TO IDEAL FULL-TIME JOB.			475
Airline alters winter service.			137
All set for return to the airwaves.			81
Appeal over street mugging.			139
Art gallery set to go hi-tech thanks to pounds 192,000 boost.			268
Barbie bait fails to tempt missing cat; VEGETARIAN FAMILY'S DESPERATE ATTEMPT TO FIND HITCH-HIKING PUSS.			384
BOXING: DOWN AND OUT; Sensational upset as Tyson is beaten.			375
Brave Bethany is back in hospital; BUT MUM SAYS CANCER-BATTLING TODDLER SHOULD BE HOME SOON.			260
BROTHERS RAN DRUGS EMPIRE AT BARREL OF A GUN.			330
Call sports hotline for fun in the sun; Scheme offers youngsters chance to get active this summer.			249
Call up for junior 'Jedis'.			105
Caravan group's 'yes' to M5 plan.			120
Child images man will not go to jail; HE TOLD POLICE HE FOUND THE PICTURES 'TITILATING'.			314
Classic motors go on show.			115
Cleric's a flaming success.			122
Councillor fuming over smoking ban; TORIES PROPOSE BAN ON LIGHTING UP IN ALL COUNCIL PREMISES.			367
Crafty way to spend a day; active zone.			261
CRICKET: Brilliant Bell hits second ton of the match.			440
CRICKET: County saying farewell to Ostler.			383
CRICKET: Flintoff feels the pressure; FLINTOFF FLAYS THE WEST INDIES AND WARWICKSHIRE HOPES ARE GIVEN A BOOST.			369
CRICKET: Last-ball triumph for C&NW.			80
Crisp call-up for ex-worker Lusia.			163
CYCLE SPEEDWAY: Dominik lands a first for the city.			299
Dale's got title of top regional plumber.			182
Demos call for end to asylum detention.			238
DIY TV inspires homes revamp.			204
Door of despair for dad of three; Family wait three months for proper replacement.			318
Doorstep conman given drugs order.			225
Final chapter for family stall; MARKET BOOKSHOP CLOSES DOWN AFTER 90 YEARS.			358
Finding frogs is all a big croak.			230
Football manager gets back on field.			312
Fund raising can be thirsty work.			157
Girls impress at cricket club.			89
GOLF: Luke pushes his claim for cup spot; YOUNGSTER HITS COURSE RECORD 65 TO ALERT RYDER SELECTORS.			259
Guidelines spark row over teen abortions.			351
Health chiefs ready for heat.			191
HITCH FOR STADIUM SELL-OFF.			289
Hospital director continues her work.			118
Hot weather alert to asthmatics.			93
Hunt for hit-run driver goes on.			132
I long for a wolf whistle to brighten up my day; UNPLUGGED.			502
Italians go barmy over salami tube 'slur'.			116
Keep the spirit of '77 alive and kicking at old nightclub; voice of the north.			465
LETTERS: your views.			1087
Lord Mayor's vision of 'premier' city.			242
Man on firearm charges refused bail.			202
March of the parking meters; SMALLER TOWNS NOW INCLUDED IN LIST OF PROPOSALS.			316
Memories relived for old soldier Cliff, 86; Battle grounds retraced during emotional return to France.			381
Missing baby in Thailand, say police.			117
Nanny 'may have left of own accord'.			166
On target for Athens.			84
On this day.			84
Party in memory of Dee.			120
Pub events to help air ambulance.			85
Readers save big day for the bride; FELLOW BEETLE FANS TURN OUT TO PROVIDE WEDDING TRANSPORT.			297
Region bucks fall in house prices.			117
SPEEDWAY: Cougars take a beating.			194
Staff get in the saddle.			85
Students don't mind the gap; Where teenagers set the agenda.			608
Teacher aims to spend more time with wife.			133
TIME TUNNEL: Transported back to heyday on the buses; ... A JOURNEY INTO OUR RICH HERITAGE.			870
Underwater art goes on display.			104
Village refuses to foot sewer bill at brook; WATER FIRM SAYS RESIDENTS MUST PAY TO STOP POLLUTION.			305
WEEKEND: BOOKS: A criminal class caper.			154
WEEKEND: BOOKS: Letters reveal novelist's deeper side.			161
WEEKEND: BOOKS: Queen of the Air is high-flying fun.			211
WEEKEND: BOOKS: Tapestry of past and present.			111
WEEKEND: BOOKS: Top 10 books.			106
WEEKEND: BYTE SIZE: Sounds great - but no spark of creativity.			394
WEEKEND: COUNTRY WALKS: Ups and downs of a stroll in the Cotswolds.			622
WEEKEND: FOOD: JAMIE'S DISH.			237
WEEKEND: FOOD: Shining new light on our salad days; FLOPPY LETTUCE AND TIRED DRESSING ARE OUT.			531
weekend: gardening: Pam's plants are on the march; SEVENTY TYPES OF CLEMATIS AMONG SHRUBS AND TREES MAKING INROADS ON COUPLE'S BILLIARD TABLE LAWN.			689
weekend: gardening: Sheila creates her own sanctuary; ME & MY GARDEN.			243
WEEKEND: PET SOS: Goodbye to dog breath; KEEPING YOUR PET'S MOUTH IN GOOD CONDITION WILL WARD OFF TOOTH DECAY AND HALITOSIS.			1068
WEEKEND: TRAVEL: Perfect blendinCyprus; SAMPLE PEACE OF VILLAGE LIFE BEFORE HEADING FOR FIVE-STAR LUXURY IN BUSTLING PAPHOS.			1101
WEEKEND: YOUR PETS: Why has my rabbit started pulling out its fur?			374
WHEN THE GOING GETS HOT ... Hospitals heatwave action plan drawn up.			361
Youth 'no-go areas' fear.			140