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1. Unhealthy record for council staff
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 27 December 2006OLDHAM Council has missed its target for reducing the number of working days lost through staff sickness.
2. 'Revolution' in the classroom
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 20 December 2006A REVOLUTION in Oldham's secondary schools has moved a significant step closer after the Government gave the green light for a multi-million pound investment programme.
3. No, we’re not singing ‘Little Donkey’ again
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 13 December 2006A LOCAL vicar was far from downcast when his carol singers turned up with 'long faces' in what is meant to be the season of jollity.
4. £7million pay out to female employees
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 13 December 2006OLDHAM Council is is to make compensation offers to around 1,700 female staff - to the tune of around £7 million.
5. Heartbreak as two families lose sons
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 13 December 2006THE parents of two Oldham teenagers killed in separate car crashes have paid tribute to their much-loved sons.
6. Latics’ festive gift will boost crowds
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 6 December 2006OLDHAM Athletic have announced an early Christmas present with drastic cuts in admission prices to attract fans back to Boundary Park.
7. £10,5000 fine after foreign worker sliced hand with saw
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 6 December 2006AN OLDHAM firm has been fined £10,500 after a Czech factory worker was injured by a circular saw.
8. The incredible Mister Ed romps home to victory
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 29 November 2006THE Advertiser's very own 'Mister Ed' has romped to victory in Oldham's first Pantomime Horse Grand National.
9. Dream on fans... this drama is not for real
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 22 November 2006SPOOF posters of a comedy star playing a hypnotist for a new TV show had punters pouring through the doors of the Oldham Coliseum.
10. Unions angry over academy funding switch
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 22 November 2006OLDHAM will learn next month if its two city academies have been given the green light - but teachers' unions remain unhappy about the scheme