Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (July 17, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A triple boost for new care homes; Land swop scheme to build on success.			268
Ah, those good old days of froglegs and Sylviana... voice of the north.			424
Anti-social behaviour sparks housing plan.			286
ATHLETICS: Late-entrant Tromans in smart victory.			423
Banning orders to help cut village crime.			170
Bus comes to play.			92
Cake of many colours...			151
Cash will keep drivers on road; Hospice volunteers celebrate vital funding boost.			389
Council 'would consider licensing prostitutes' CABINET MEMBER SAYS LEGAL RED LIGHT ZONE IS UNLIKELY FOR CITY.			317
CRICKET: Butcher optimistic over Test chances.			340
CYCLE SPEEDWAY: Coventry lose thriller.			352
Death knell for post office; JUST ONE OF A LONG LIST OF DOOMED BRANCHES.			223
Deputy head gets a rousing send-off; SCHOOL RETIREMENTS.			150
Exploding custard and blood, glorious blood!			172
Floral art with touch of history.			113
Flying teddy drops in.			101
FOOTBALL: BARRETT ON TOUR MISSION; Forward wants first team spot.			337
FOOTBALL: Learn with Lloyd.			176
Free meal for school regulars.			107
Gaelic is the talk of the city.			125
Glowing report for education bosses; Training for older children is praised.			223
GOLF: Broadhurst takes the long route to avoid cut; THE OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP.			581
GOLF: Monty homes in on Troon glory; THE OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP.			467
golf: Monty is talk of the Troon; THE OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP.			190
GOLF: Tee TALK; THE OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP.			321
Graduates - at the age of four!			256
Hannah, 12 overcomes her pet fear.			169
Have your say on future of The Dingle.			212
Help rebuild a piece of motoring history; GRANDSON OF CAR LEGEND SEEKS INFORMATION ABOUT FIRST RILEY CAR.			482
Hip hop music season starts.			111
HOME SET ABLAZE BY DESPERATE MOTHER; Woman had 'serious problems'.			219
HOTSPOT SEES AN END TO CAR CRIME; Initiative is role model for the county.			290
IN THE COURTS: City man, 19, sentenced following assault on police officer.			524
Inquest date set.			96
It's hola again as Daniel returns.			139
it's your shout!: Summer days spent on the beach with celebs; Where teenagers set the agenda.			716
LETTERS: your views.			1090
Many hands make a special day for Pat; SCHOOL RETIREMENTS.			172
Naiad settles in to its new home.			299
New boss for radio station.			114
New homes bid backed.			94
New life in Ireland beckons for Kathy; SCHOOL RETIREMENTS.			139
NEW ROW ON TYRE BURNING; Campaigners demand say on project's future.			290
Norma is the cream of the show.			176
Nuneaton gets its own bus network.			311
Pick up a book and win a trip.			116
Plans for derelict pub site.			117
Police plea for help in tracing Jade and Blair.			282
Police plea for help in tracing James and Jade.			281
Press gang kids make the news; SCHOOL NEWSPAPER IS A HIT IN PLAYGROUND.			270
Pupils sample natural world.			158
Pupils see Keith ride off in style; SCHOOL RETIREMENTS.			284
Residents win battle of the trees.			236
Royal date for youth club.			165
School makes bid for sporty status; APPEAL FOR SPONSORSHIP TO HELP CREATE SPORTS COLLEGE.			314
School's lecture hall plan rejected; Residents force halt to building project.			284
Shopping kiosk plan is binned for time being.			123
SPEEDWAY: Coles steps in for testing Bees trip.			273
Staff throw surprise party for Eliska; SCHOOL RETIREMENTS.			171
Strike cabbies in talks.			233
Survive summer - keep off the tracks.			304
SWIMMING: Bronze for Whitehead; ASA CHAMPIONSHIPS.			269
Teenage dad locked up over brutal attack; QUICK-THINKING PASSER-BY PROBABLY SAVED VICTIM'S LIFE, SAYS JUDGE.			230
That's us on back of the bus!			214
Theatre revamp will boost arts; NEW 300-SEAT AUDITORIUM WILL BE ADDED TO MAIN HOUSE.			302
TIME TUNNEL: My bus journeys through childhood; ... A JOURNEY INTO OUR RICH HERITAGE.			1067
UNPLUGGED: Why men will never appreciate the joy of Japanese wood vinegar.			491
Watchdog may relax designer baby rules.			150
WE MUST FIGHT THIS FOR SAKE OF CHILDREN WHO DIED; Former pupil of crushed school speaks out:.			371
WEEKEND: BOOKS: Brand new city humour.			105
WEEKEND: BOOKS: Don't let the sci-fi tag deter you.			154
WEEKEND: BOOKS: Matrix parody is a cult thing.			166
WEEKEND: BOOKS: Putting spin into top PR man's tale.			182
WEEKEND: BOOKS: Top 10 books.			118
WEEKEND: BYTE SIZE: Superhero game is the king of the swingers; Review.			477
WEEKEND: COUNTRY WALKS: Waterside stroll away from traffic.			376
WEEKEND: FOOD: JAMIE'S DISH.			322
WEEKEND: FOOD: The new breed of ice cream; FAMILY'S BUFFALO HERD PROVIDES A RICH AND LOW-FAT ALTERNATIVE TO TRADITIONAL MAKES.			725
WEEKEND: GARDENING.			80
WEEKEND: GARDENING: ME & MY GARDEN.			129
WEEKEND: GARDENING: Scents of achievement; PERFUME FROM THE GARDEN BRINGS THE SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS TO CHARITY WORK.			711
WEEKEND: PET SOS: Bonnie learns to be loved; ABANDONED CROSSBREED WHO DIDN'T KNOW HOW TO PLAY FINDS AFFECTION AT LAST.			680
WEEKEND: PET SOS: Can you give an animal a home?			181
WEEKEND: PET SOS: Kittens love fun in spite of handicap.			356
WEEKEND: TRAVEL: Seeing the world in Barcelona; FORUM IS A GLOBAL ATTRACTION.			646
WEEKEND: YOUR PETS: Why is the fur fading on my elderly cat?			320
YOUR VIEWS SPECIAL; ABERFAN MEMORIAL.			419