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1. Where has 'sir' gone?
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 29 November 2006SPECIAL REPORT A GENERATION of Oldham schoolboys are missing out on vital male role models, the Advertiser can reveal.
2. GlynWebb goes bust as housing market struggles
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 29 November 2006GLYNWEBB - the Oldham-based home improvement retail chain - has gone into administration with 54 employees made redundant.
3. Tiny tear-away locked up after ‘serial’ offending
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 29 November 2006OLDHAM magistrates have jailed a 13-year-old "serial" burglar, despite fears that a custodial sentence could make him a worse offender.
4. Making mark
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 29 November 2006ROUGHYEDS' new French signing Said Tamghart made a big impression on his new team-mates after his three-day visit to the borough last week.
5. Jobs secured as cake is eaten whole
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 29 November 2006THE Park Cake factory is to be sold off - securing hundreds of jobs - as part of a £160m deal.
6. One of the greatest eco-warriors of all time
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 29 November 2006OLDHAM MP Michael Meacher has been named among the top 100 greatest 'eco-heroes' of all time.
7. Harriers’ Sam is the Heaton highlight
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 29 November 2006OLDHAM and Royton Harriers' athletes travelled to Heaton Park for the third race in the South East Lancs Cross Country League.
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. They call it puppy love
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 29 November 2006EXCLUSIVE VOWS were barked and collars exchanged as two Oldham pooches sealed their love by committing to a lifetime of doggy devotion.
10. Pilot had to pay out of his own pocket for fuel
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 29 November 2006A PILOT from Oldham was forced to raid his own bank account to pay an African airport's "ransom" before the plane he was on was allowed to fly home.