Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (November 8, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
All aboard for festive fun! Family Day Out DRAYTON MANOR THEME PARK AS many top attractions close for the winter, here's one that is re-opening specially for Christmas time. ANN EVANS re-visits Thomas Land at Drayton Manor Theme Park.			351
Apparitions creates talk of the devil; IS this television's most shocking drama? TV writer MARION McMULLEN finds out why Midlander Martin Shaw is taking viewers on a terrifying journey into a world of possession and satanic conspiracy. Television.			935
Arson at New Deal houses.			137
Art gallery architect's trials and tribulations.			154
Books.			642
City blueprint is drawn up; VISION: New green areas, but others at risk in plan.			353
Civil servants call off strike; DISPUTE: Unions agree to more talks over pay-capping.			313
Council aims to help improve GCSE results for 16-year-olds.			178
Criminals pay for children's gifts; PROJECT: Cash recovered from crime is used to help world's poor.			224
Daily Poems.			267
Donations are poor pair's mane hope; APPEAL: Stable owners living in horse box to care for foals who lost mums.			389
ELEGY OF A SOLDIER.			167
Following a grandfather's footsteps; Your Say Remembrance Day poetry special.			172
Give someone a festive treat; + PAMPER WITH A HAMPER +.			486
Goal that (almost) wasn't... Game On SKY BLUES.			639
Hair-raising experience.			238
Have your say.			88
He's not for sale! Heroics raise keeper's profile, but Sky Blues boss insists.			236
He's not for sale! Heroics raise keeper's profile,, but Sky Blues boss insists.			243
Heat is on for catering students; Food CATERING students in Coventry have been given a grilling at a competition cook-off. But the heat in the kitchen could pay off - the winning students will get to create their menu at a prestigious awards ceremony for the local food industry.			490
HIGHLIGHTS.			84
HIGHLIGHTS.			87
Ice Hockey: Action speaks louder than words, Panthers.			466
Ice Hockey: Shoot-out glory is a shot in the arm.			362
In Brief.			100
Jobs boost as Arleigh moves in.			241
Kindness puts charity in pink.			380
Let's hope Obama lives up to high expectations.			184
Letter: Your Say - To The Point.			99
Man killed in car park fall horror.			167
Oggy's seal of approval.			509
On This Day.			122
Open for business.			115
PARENTS FEAR MEASLES EPIDEMIC; Twelve youngsters in Warwickshire town believed to be highly contagious.			334
Pet SOS.			134
Petition for waste plant meeting.			213
Pick of the day.			197
Pick of the day.			223
Plan ahead for a colourful 2009; Gardens THE trees may be in their full autumn glory but the same can't be said the the rest of our gardens. Everywhere is looking dull, damp and drab - so it's the perfect time to plan ahead. ANN EVANS talks to local garden designer Jill Dempsey on what to do in the garden now.			860
Pupils do their bit for the environment.			216
Red-letter day as Scrabble fan Hilda celebrates 100th birthday.			384
Rhymes of pain and pride; Your Say Remembrance Day poetry special.			799
Rugby Union: Lions show fighting spirit.			296
Rugby Union: Nuns warned of a backlash.			340
Rugby Union: PROUD SKIPPER HENNO HITS 100; Venter reaches appearances landmark and says: "It's an honour - now I want to go on and make it 200'.			434
Speedway: BEES skipper Chris Harris has been handed a route back into the Grand Prix.			167
Speedway: COVENTRY'S 2008 season was always likely to be judged.			1345
Star quality always fits The Bill; McTV What's hot and what's not on the box...			220
Taking football to the people; INITIATIVE: Club hits the road to spread the word.			446
The World Today: A pilot who suffered a stroke at 15,000 feet.			183
The World Today: BBC airs apology to licence payers; PHONE SCANDAL: Brand and Ross controversy rumbles on.			307
The World Today: Jaguar sales on the rise.			278
The World Today: Litany of abuse lands woman with behaviour order.			122
The World Today: Shop staff threatened.			143
The World Today: Supermarket fined after woman dies.			135
Theft of poppy tin angers shop boss; CHARITY: When Keith read about stolen cash he dug into his own pocket.			322
Thommo's boys bow out.			465
THOUGHTS OF THE WAR AT CHRISTMAS TIME.			503
Tin Man's a rattling good tale; Books.			282
Title at last as Reveley thunders to victory; MOTORSPORT.			971
Top Attractions.			403
Views sought on station move.			221
Wash days just got a whole lot easier; ENERGY: Young mum joins switch-off campaign and ends up with pounds 400 prize.			265
Westwood gets a big hand for City! SKY BLUES.			869
Win a family ticket to Thomas Land.			99
WIN pounds 400 worth of Marks & Spencer vouchers; YOUR M & S.			854
WOMAN FINED OVER ILLEGAL CAR SHOWROOM.			502
Your Shout: Should we use less swearing on TV?			475