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1. Residents win campaign for safer crossing

Oldham Advertiser, Monday 29 December 2003
THE residents of Dunwood Park Courts were celebrating this week, after hearing the news that their long campaign to improve conditions for pedestrians has been successful.

2. Youngsters stage an ACE

Oldham Advertiser, Monday 29 December 2003
HOLLINWOOD welcomed and celebrated Oldham's budding artists, when the Limeside Arts and Crafts Experience (ACE) held their fourth exhibition of paintings and drawings.

3. Thank you

Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 24 December 2003
A BIG thank you to all our generous Advertiser readers who have helped to make this year's Christmas Drop In A Tin Appeal the most successful yet.

4. Life on the up for residents of west ward

Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 10 December 2003
A MAJOR project has been launched to improve the quality of life for people living in Failsworth West ward, by tackling crime, anti-social behaviour, youth nuisance and environmental problems.

5. F’hire engine idea is blazing the trail

Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 3 December 2003
A ROYTON man's new company seems sure to be a blazing success, with bookings for his private hire fire engine really starting to heat up.

6. ‘Please don’t go clipping our wings’

Oldham Advertiser, Thursday 27 November 2003
MEMBERS of the Oldham and District Model Aero Club are hoping that their hobby is not going to be brought down to earth with a bang.

7. School’s kindness has crossed the continents

Oldham Advertiser, Thursday 27 November 2003
TWO local teachers have returned from a successful trip to Ghana, and left behind items that will vastly improve the quality of school life for hundreds of African children.

8. Street out of tune with new business

Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 26 November 2003
RESIDENTS living on a street near the new £4 million Housing Units development in Hollinwood are up in arms, as they claim the building is affecting their television reception.

9. Nappy times for teenagers

Oldham Advertiser, Tuesday 25 November 2003
CORONATION Street came to Crompton when teenage mum Sarah Platt popped in to help launch a scheme designed to cut teenage pregnancies.

10. We’re Ghana have a real adventure

Oldham Advertiser, Thursday 13 November 2003
TWO Failsworth teachers headed off on an African adventure this week, as part of the global Dreams and Teams initiative, organised and funded by the British Council and the Youth Sport Trust.
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