Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (July 29, 2009)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Cross of nails' to first primary school.			203
'No talks over sharing Ricoh' STADIUM: Arena chiefs say no approach made by Sky Blues.			550
A whole new outlook after short flight.			646
Acknowledgements.			213
And they're off...for fun in the park; DONKEY DERBY: Thousands set for event.			220
Anyone for table tennis? Letters letters@coventrytelegraph.net.		Letter to the editor	108
Armson puts Boro on path to victory; NON-LEAGUE FRIENDLIES.			294
Bears leap into title contention; RUGBY LEAGUE.			231
Beat boy Alvie's big ad break; ENTERTAINMENT: Eleven-year-old showcases his talent in super-cool commercial.			417
Big money? That's never been important to me...			382
Biker killed in crash named.			91
Boat Club aces launch double title ambition; TENNIS.			508
Bobby Dazzlers.			238
Boyfriend faces life; World news.			108
Brits divided on pub smoke ban; CIGARETTES: Survey reveals disagreement on legislation.			251
Cabinet blocks common move; ENVIRONMENT: Residents' bid to protect green space rejected.			372
Capital place to explore from.			318
Cash is just the wicket.			98
Chambers an 'easy' team pick; ATHLETICS: Coach van Commenee names controversial sprinter for British squad.			289
Charity should begin at home; Letters letters@coventrytelegraph.net.		Letter to the editor	99
Chief hails innovative hospital.			201
Class project seals pounds 2.5m; EDUCATION: Activities outside school hours.			304
Concern over bank closure; Letters letters@coventrytelegraph.net.		Letter to the editor	116
Contest with a focus on region; TOURISM: Photographers invited to take startling snaps from the Heart.			204
Day of help for first-time buyers.			184
Deaths.			1032
Deeley starts work on pounds 4.1m homes project.			210
Donald puts Test case; +++ THE ASHES AT EDGBASTON +++ THE ASHES AT EDGBASTON: +++ THE ASHES AT EDGBASTON +++ THE ASHES AT EDGBASTON +++.			809
Dreams are born in this magical land; Enjoy the awfully big adventure of Peter Pan in London.			859
Everton the opponents for testimonial game.			117
Ex-football legends in cash goal.			157
Exporters planning ahead in summer; business briefing.			181
EXTENDED DOUBLE BAY FAMILY HOME IN WYKEN.			129
Ferguson: Real's cash splash has problems.			150
Flintoff turns to NASA technology.			284
Focused Bell set to tackle Aussies.			353
Fury at go-ahead for village waste site.			151
HALL OF FAME; Long-serving player and proud family man Marcus enters the Sky Blues...			1142
Have your say.			183
Homes on burglar alert.			242
Housing market taskforce.			140
In Memoriam.		Obituary	348
It's beer cheer as sales dip slows.			195
Jets bring in support as tough test looms; AMERICAN FOOTBALL.			196
Keep your boiler in tip top order; SAVINGS: Servicing now can stop problems in winter.			257
Kennett's hot form gives Bees a boost; SPEEDWAY: Tricky home double puts Brandon outfit back in race for play-off spot.			619
Kick off City living with off-plan deal; NEW BUILD: Chance to snap up a home on former footie ground.			299
Let's get rid of Pool Meadow; Letters letters@coventrytelegraph.net.		Letter to the editor	195
Lloyd Webber premiere - 40 years on; TheDailyPreview THE LIKES OF US Rugby Theatre.			161
Lord Mayor in Freemen honour.			90
Medals for duo after shoot-off thrillers; ARCHERY.			201
MODERN THREE BEDROOM LUXURY APPARTMENT IN GIBBET HILL.			142
MODERN, SPACIOUS FAMILY HOME IN HOLBROOKS.			213
Mugged cyclist threatened with screwdriver.			152
New Secretary has decision to make; Letters letters@coventrytelegraph.net.		Letter to the editor	180
Onthisday.			174
OUT? Linnell keen to take on early show; RADIO: Broadcaster would love to return to top slot.			414
Pen points.			160
Pick of the day.			202
Police hunt for missing burglar; CRIME: Thief with Coventry connections absconds from open prison.			384
Pupils getting a hit out of martial arts scheme.			137
Railways facing a month-long overtime ban; DISPUTE: Staff will refuse to pick up litter on trains.			331
Ranson: We have to balance the books; Sky Blues chairman insists transfer profits must help cover losses.			626
Red Cross on call for disaster relief; EMERGENCY: City council teams up with specialists for support line.			354
Robbery woman on run from jail.			102
Rugby star to host charity challenge.			207
RUGBY'S COMING HOME! Coventry and Warwickshire cash in as 2015 World Cup awarded to England: Ricoh's Rugby World Cup joy.			449
Ruling blow to cabbies' airport fight.			207
Sarah adds to Acua's growth.			207
School link-up with college confirmed.			151
Schumacher could return; FORMULA ONE.			113
Sick Bell is forced to stay at home; FOOTBALL: Winger doesn't make pre-season trip to Scotland in swine flu scare.			619
Skills lessons for social enterprise; ECONOMY: New 'school' to help boost the fortunes of growing sector.			528
Skipper Ponting is a true great, says Clarke.			259
Smith joy at Cup decision.			87
SPACIOUS DETACHED BUNGALOW IN STOKE PARK.			123
Storm over tips to beat booze ban at Ashes.			281
Study pledge on academy.			190
STUNNING GARDEN GREEN-FINGERED enthusiasts In the utility room there are cup-; + PROPERTY OF THE WEEK ++ PROPERTY OF THE WEEK ++ PROPERTY.			328
TELEGRAPH READER HOLIDAYS - visit [...].			233
THREE BEDROOM FAMILY HOME IN BINLEY.			217
TRADITIONAL DOUBLE BAY TERRACE IN WHITLEY.			196
TRADITIONAL TERRACED HOME IN COURTHOUSE GREEN.			123
TRADITIONAL TERRACED HOME IN WHITLEY.			226
Tree cheers for Go playscheme!			111
Unfairly sacked Adam wants job back; TRIBUNAL: Compensation not an option for Warwick University lifeguard.			408
Warnings can't put Esther off parliament bid.			93
We're set for World Cup boost; 2015 cup is huge boost.			426
Winch back to winning ways again; BOWLS: Jamie-Lea adds British Isles under-25 title.			559
Woman starved to death on soup diet.			110
Your Stars With Claire Petulengro.			605