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1. Ladette culture a big concern

Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 28 May 2008
BINGE drinking among young women is spiralling out of control in Oldham – with local officers having found women in such a stupor that they have woken on the street without any knowledge of how they got there.

2. Back our campaign and help save lives

Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 28 May 2008
AN Oldham Lottery winner is leading from the front in a bid to help a crisis-hit service that has the potential to save thousands of local lives.

3. Gun held to head of cashier

Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 28 May 2008
A WOMAN had a gun held at her head during a terrifying armed robbery at a local bank.

4. The beast is back

Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 28 May 2008
A SHEEP farmer has stepped up surveillance of his flock after another sighting of a mystery black beast stalking lambs.edators."

5. Sitting on my new sofa made me sick

Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 28 May 2008
AN Oldham man claims he suffered rashes and blisters all over his body from sitting on his new leather sofa.

6. Flesh is the only canvas that counts for Irene

Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 28 May 2008
WHILE the standard medium for your average artist may be canvas, Oldham businesswoman Irene Fraenkl-Rietti is not one for the normal conventions.

7. Is this Oldham’s first serial killer?

Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 28 May 2008
Nurse who killed her mother and daughter in Victorian times went to the gallows without revealing what happened to the rest of her family, as Stuart Greer discovers

8. Marina ‘will be a boon for local economy’

Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 28 May 2008
A CONTROVERSIAL £1.7m marina has opened in a Saddleworth village in a bid to attract tourists.

9. Lock in a hard place didn’t beat volunteers

Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 28 May 2008
ON Friday the new £1.7m Frenches Wharf Marina was opened in Greenfield as an off-shoot from the Huddersfield Canal. It’s being billed by the developers as a major future tourist attraction, and yet it is easy to forget that none of this would have been possible without the efforts of a willing band of volunteers.