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11. ‘Wood unable to prevent Vikings’ raid
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 30 November 2005Rugby League HOLLINWOOD put up a much better performance despite going down to another defeat, this time by 38-16 at home to Hoyland Vikings.
12. Renewal schemes are now hotspots for crime
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 30 November 2005A TOP area police officer has described rising crime levels in West Oldham as "inevitable".
13. Couple mourn loss of dozens of relatives
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 30 November 2005A COPPICE couple who have lost close to 90 relatives in the Pakistan earthquake have spoken of their shock after returning from the devastated area.
14. New licences prove no trouble at all
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 30 November 2005NEW late licences for many of Oldham's pubs and clubs did not bring any of the predicted problems for police and ambulance crews this weekend.
15. Sofi sets example to team-mates
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 30 November 2005OLDHAM and Royton Harriers' youngest athletes put on a great team show in the third race of the South East Lancashire Cross Country League at Heaton Park.
16. Big thanks for those doing their bit
Oldham Advertiser, Monday 28 November 2005STAFF at Home James taxis in Lees cleaned up when they held a charity car wash in aid of the Dr Kershaw's Appeal on Tuesday.
17. Sainsbury's supports Advertiser £1 appeal
Oldham Advertiser, Monday 28 November 2005BRING a Pound Day is now only two weeks away, and you have already amazed us with your generous offers of help.
18. Well being: beat the chill
Oldham Advertiser, Friday 25 November 2005It can be a struggle to stay well in winter - working alongside poorly colleagues and the unhealthy combinations of air-conditioning and sneezing. Oli Coleman looks a few ways to stay healthy and keep a cold at bay with the help of a local expert.
19. Preview: a comedian and a revolutionary?
Oldham Advertiser, Friday 25 November 2005Sarah Warden looks at comedian Mark Steel, bringing his Che Guevara Lecture to Manchester.
20. Main event: not a freak show
Oldham Advertiser, Friday 25 November 2005Created by a former Nazi officer and responsible for thousands of children being born with deformities, the controversial drug Thalidomide isn't an obvious choice for a musical. Conrad Astley asked writer, musician and actor Mat Fraser why he chose to do just that.