Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (July 19, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
++ SCHOOL LEAVERS' PROMS ++.			140
Acres of fun at Twinlakes; Family Day Out THE school holidays are looming, so its time to check out some great places to take the kids over the holidays. Twinlakes Park in Leicestershire is open all year round and makes for a perfect day out for the family. ANN EVANS pays a visit.			470
America and Europe set the summer camp trend.			132
Ballot due over tax office closures; ++ PUBLIC SECTOR PAY DISPUTES LATEST ++.			254
Benefits Advice Line has the answers you need.			194
Book review; in association with First MINI MONSTER FUN BIKE & RUN.			395
Books.			615
Booze ban call for all teen drivers; Backing for move to reduce limit to zero.			230
Borough applauded for tackling inequalities.			289
Cal still dreams of Superbike glory; SPEEDWAY.			415
Chambers loses bid for Olympic inclusion.			216
Clairvoyant's future is a lot more in focus now; EDUCATION: Ireene tells how she put aside her crystal ball to pursue career in photography.			392
Could there be another Norman conquest? THE OPEN CHAMPIANSHIP.			549
County call for action on teen drink-drivers.			148
Court In Brief.			237
Cricket: England try to fight their way back in.			365
Cricket: Warwickshire turn up heat.			421
Cricket: WIN tickets to the Edgbaston Test; Vodafone.			160
Daily Poem.			101
Designs really catch the eye; Garden of the year Just look at the fantastic prizes up for grabs.			558
Dog racing on the curriculum; EDUCATION: Pupils sent home with greyhound advert.			273
Drama with the siblings.			302
Entrepreneur named best team leader; BUSINESS STUDIES: Cookbook is just the beginning.			410
Funeral held for popular watchmaker.			158
Gang assault man on bench in park.			103
German wines on the way up; Food IN the 1970s no self-respecting cheese and wine party would be complete without bottles of Liebfraumilch, the sweet white wine from Germany. But public tastes have changed over the past three decades, so KAREN HAMBRIDGE went to Stuttgart to learn more about German wines.			1080
HEALTH STAFF UP IN ARMS; ++ PUBLIC SECTOR PAY DISPUTES LATEST ++.			309
Hot-shot Hamilton takes Hockenheim honours.			280
In Brief: Dogs Summer Gala Day.			133
It's the best ever says Choi.			300
Letter: Your Say - Airport protest is justified.			121
Letter: Your Say - Cheers Andy, for a great festival.			133
Letter: Your Say - Law on side of mums who breastfeed.			223
Letter: Your Say - To easy to get drinks licence.			155
Letter: Your Say - Where is care for under-65s?			207
Making their mark! Turner and Jackson stay in the thick of the BTCC action.			1079
McDowell leads Brit challenge.			337
Now's the time for fine tuning; Andy Turner on tour with the Sky Blues.			532
On This Day.			91
Out in the cold! SPEEDWAY.			540
Pick of the day.			240
Police probe pickets' bin lorry claim; ++ PUBLIC SECTOR PAY DISPUTES LATEST ++.			152
Pupils back Natalia in anti-bullying campaign.			243
Rotaract donates to Sea Cadets.			165
Safe, young drivers could win a new car.			105
Safety fears as factory is vandalised; 'HAZARD': Worried residents say derelict listed building is a dangerous eyesore.			333
Shed fire spreads to three homes; EMERGENCY: Families evacuated as blaze sweeps through terrace.			269
SHOCK RISE IN MEASLES HITS CITY FAMILIES.			425
SKY BLUES: Keiren shows safe hands.			702
Son sees mum killed by train.			92
Splash out on Ocean...			269
SPORTS QUIZ.			94
Store thieves left thank-you note to staff.			213
Sunday: Pick of the day.			224
Teacher set for fact-finding in Portugal.			145
The Bears won't buckle this time, says Maddy.			338
THE BEXFILES.			241
Tim's sports call to over-50s.			83
Top Attractions.			456
Villagers speculate over pounds 15m drugs find; ARREST: Police remain tight-lipped as to where the six pallets of cannabis were found.			267
Warning of pounds 1,000 gas bill by 2010.			137
Week End: Sleeping on a bright idea; IT takes a lot of daring to step into the Dragons' Den and persuade the top business moguls you've got a winning idea. TV writer MARION McMULLEN meets the Coventry business partners who opted to get into bed with the dragons. Television.			1004
WIN ...family pass to Twinlakes Park Melton Mowbray.			87
Wise Wenger has secret of the good life.			1059
Writing's on the wall for town knife crime; PLEDGE: Messages unite against violence as amnesty takes blades off streets.			458
You'll get a kick out of these boots; CHARITY: Andrew auctions rare Adidas designer pair.			303
Your Shout: Youngsters give their verdict on knife crime; KNIFE crime hit the headlines in recent weeks with a series of high profile stabbings. Reporter Christina Savvas went to The Westwood School in Canley to see how children feel about the problem and what they think should happen to those who carry knives.			371