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1. Keep the flags flying

Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 28 September 2005
GREEN Flags are now flying proud and high at five of Oldham's finest beautyspots.

2. Don't send us back to our deaths

Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 21 September 2005
EXCLUSIVE THREE Kurdish men living in Oldham say there are effectively facing a death sentence if the Home Office proceeds with plans to forcibly return them to Iraq.

3. Woolas at centre of council tax furore

Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 21 September 2005
OLDHAM MP Phil Woolas is at the centre of a political storm after the government announced it is postponing the Council Tax revaluation due in 2007.

4. Car of the stars to go under the hammer

Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 21 September 2005
FOR SALE: Prestige performance car. Bought from estranged IT tycoon, attacked by an Iraqi mob and subject of a dispute with one of its two football manager owners. Offers invited at £11,000 upwards.

5. Warning for counterfeiters

Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 14 September 2005
COUNTERFEIT traders are being warned not to stock up on goods for Christmas after a Crown Court judge backed Oldham magistrates' tough stance on the problem.

6. It’s £1 per litre

Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 14 September 2005
PANIC buying has pushed petrol through the £1-a-litre price barrier for the first time in Oldham amidst fears of a national fuel shortage.

7. Trains cut before the leaves fall on lines

Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 14 September 2005
RAIL services on the Oldham to Rochdale loop line were reduced in half this week as part of Northern Rail's strategy to cope with the leaf fall season.

8. Illegal booze racket smashed

Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 7 September 2005
A MULTI-MILLION-pound illegal booze racket has been smashed following raids at two sites in Oldham.

9. Woolas and council at odds over homes

Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 7 September 2005
SADDLEWORTH parish councillors are at loggerheads with MP Phil Woolas after calling for a moratorium on new housing developments.
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