Article: Community spirit is alive and well! HUDDERSFIELD DISTRICT Delight as playgroup's new building is officially opened.(News)

Article: Let's build a stadium for the whole community SAYS TOON LEGEND ...
Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England);  March 10, 2008 ;     700+ words ... ... generations. That is what former United striker Malcolm Macdonald believes, and that is why he is throwing his weight ... the coming decades. CAPTION(S): DYNAMIC: Malcolm Macdonald in the '70s; VENUE: Ralph Gardner Park

Article: Malcolm MacDonald: Bringing an End to Empire.(Brief ...
Contemporary Review;  May 1, 1997 ;     700+ words ...Malcolm MacDonald probably did more than any other man to promote the transition ... no trace of `racism' or `sexism'. Even as a student debater Malcolm MacDonald saw more wisely than the Foreign Office in Fiji, where he agreed ...

Article: The Real Malcolm MacDonald
The Jerusalem Report;  April 7, 2003 ;     700+ words ... ... resulting in a distorting and erroneous historical analysis. Malcolm MacDonald, the former British colonial secretary, held office during ... constant thread through the documents: the part played by Malcolm MacDonald in endeavoring to rescue Jewish refugees and settle them ...

Article: Malcolm MacDonald: Bringing an End to Empire.
The Economist (US);  May 18, 1996 ;     700+ words ... ... ultimately not in Britain's interest and they were shuffled off. Among those who helped bring the empire to a gentle end was Malcolm MacDonald, who served as colonial secretary after the second world war and then as governor of Malaya and Kenya, and eventually ...

Article: Football: MALCOLM MacDONALD: Quote.(Sport)
The Mirror (London, England);  May 16, 2001 ;     207 words ...Their defenders must keep a close eye on Mirandinha.. he will have more shots this afternoon than both sides put together MALCOLM MacDONALD'S VIEWS ON ANOTHER NEWCASTLE CENTRE FORWARD

Article: Pearce on Sunday: Malcolm Macdonald.(Sport)
Sunday Mirror (London, England);  August 14, 2005 ;     307 words ... ... Highbury. Bristol City, newly promoted to the old First Division, weren't given a prayer at Arsenal, who gave a debut to Malcolm Macdonald (right). Paul Cheesley, with a mighty header, created one of the greatest opening day upsets. Wigan can't beat ...

Article: Supermac in awe of new breed; Former Arsenal and Newcastle ...
The Evening Standard (London, England);  February 7, 2003 ;     700+ words ... ... STAMMERS AS a barrel-chested powerhouse who led the line for both Newcastle and Arsenal, no one is better qualified than Malcolm Macdonald to assess who will take the scoring honours at St James' Park on Sunday. But football's original Supermac is struggling ...