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101. Biker killed trying out new motorcycle
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 4 June 2008A KEEN biker was killed at a notorious accident blackspot while riding home on a motorcycle he had just agreed to buy from a friend.
102. Victims of cup success
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 4 June 2008OLDHAM chief executive Chris Hamilton hopes the Roughyeds can use their forthcoming fixture pile-up to build a promotion charge.
103. All the way from Australia to live here
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 4 June 2008WHEN a mum had to move her family 11,000 miles because her daughter has a life-threatening illness, she thought things couldn’t get worse – until she rented a house in Oldham.
104. Hind hurt by injury
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 4 June 2008LAST weekend saw the second stage of the group matches in the Ashton and Oldham Alliance Shield competition.
105. Student's mission of mercy to India
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 4 June 2008A STUDENT is returning to his native India to help bring a little cheer to disabled youngsters.
106. Is Spurs boss about to sign new Greaves?
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 4 June 2008FOOTBALL fans of a certain age will always associate the names Jimmy Greaves and Tottenham Hotspur.
107. Wakefield Wildcats 46 Oldham Roughyeds 4
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 4 June 2008ALTHOUGH the Roughyeds were beaten in this Carnegie Challenge Cup quarter-final, they did not let themselves down and produced a gutsy performance full of dogged defence right until the end.
108. Howard's winning way
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 4 June 2008ADAM Howard led by example as Oldham and Royton Harriers’ youngsters competed in their league meeting at Bury.
109. Shame of caterers: 25% fail on hygiene
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 4 June 2008A QUARTER of Oldham’s food premises have been sent written warnings for failing to meet basic hygiene in the past year.
110. Three months on: The £30M school
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 4 June 2008A CLEANER has quit at the new £30m Failsworth School in protest at what he sees as "wanton vandalism and criminal damage" by pupils.