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1. Still laughing?

Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 29 October 2003
OLDHAM'S top cop has quashed fines imposed on two Asian drivers by a beat bobby at the centre of a race row.

2. First test for the new team

Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 29 October 2003
THE COUNCIL by-election in Failsworth East is the first test of public opinion since the dramatic events in May when Labour regained control after three years of Liberal Democrat rule.

3. Unjust congestion fines force car sale

Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 29 October 2003
AN OLDHAM teacher has received more than a hundred fines for unpaid London congestion charges - even though she has never taken her car to the capital.

4. Paul’s waxing lyrical!

Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 29 October 2003
PAUL Rigney has certainly been suffering for his art, as he prepares to play the lead in a production of the King and I at Playhouse 2, Newtown Street, Shaw.

5. Now it’s 57 crimes- but serial offender walks free again

Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 29 October 2003
A ROBBER, thief and burglar who was spared jail despite having 56 previous convictions to his name has been caught stealing again - just 11 days after a judge set him free.

6. Alarm over 500% rent rise

Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 29 October 2003
TENANTS in one of Oldham's most desirable areas are up in arms after being told their rents will rocket by up to 500 percent.

7. ‘Don’t lose faith in cops’

Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 29 October 2003
OLDHAM and Saddleworth MP Phil Woolas is already working to repair any damage the 'The Secret Policeman' has done to relations between the police and the Asian community.

8. Theatre proves there ain’t nothing like a dame

Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 29 October 2003
OLDHAM Coliseum was full of Dames this week - and that was just the men.

9. It’s the chapel of unrest!

Oldham Advertiser, Monday 27 October 2003
PLANS to build on part of the site of an old Methodist chapel are upsetting many residents.

10. Festive heroes to get awards

Oldham Advertiser, Monday 27 October 2003
TWO off-duty members of the emergency services are to receive awards for helping to prevent a Christmas Day tragedy.
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