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31. King for day

Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 21 December 2005
Table Tennis SIMON King was unbeaten as Coldhurst A recorded a 6-4 win over First Transport in the Oldham and District Table Tennis League's division two.

32. It’s a light fiasco

Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 21 December 2005
CHRISTMAS illuminations are twinkling across Oldham - but one group of borough residents have been left in the dark.

33. Get your cash in for Dr Kershaw’s

Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 21 December 2005
MONEY has been pouring in to our Yorkshire Street office since 'Bring A Pound Day' on behalf of Dr Kershaw's hospice.

34. The big picture: winter celebrations

Oldham Advertiser, Friday 16 December 2005
The weather outside may be frightful, but a new exhibition of paintings is so delightful. Conrad Astley looked at work dedicated to winter in a Manchester bar.

35. Previews

Oldham Advertiser, Friday 16 December 2005
We take a look at new wave legends Blondie and Christmas number-one writers The Pogues, both in town this week.

36. Mission: on your bike!

Oldham Advertiser, Friday 16 December 2005
We like to set our reporters a challenge so we sent Sarah Warden to learn how to ride a bike - and wear the regulation cycling gear - in time for winter rush hours.

37. Main event: do you want them?

Oldham Advertiser, Friday 16 December 2005
Originally formed by two computer programmers from Sheffield, and taking their name from a science fiction role-playing game, The Human League weren't obvious contenders for chart success. That all changed when the geeks left and were replaced by dancing girls. Conrad Astley spoke to Susan Anne Sulley.

38. A bit about: Sarah Beeny

Oldham Advertiser, Friday 16 December 2005
She may be known for presenting the Property Ladder, but now Sarah Beeny is looking to help you sell yourself with the singlefriends.com website, designed for those who are finding a good old-fashioned date hard to come by in today's modern world. Sarah, who recently launched the site in Manchester, tackles our questions

39. Dinner Detective: Didsbury Village Restaurant

Oldham Advertiser, Friday 16 December 2005
Unlike restaurant reviewers on some newspapers, the Dinner Detective eats out incognito and always pays for the meal. That way, the Dinner Detective gets the same treatment as the readers, giving an honest review of the service you might receive.

40. The week ahead: not a turkey on telly

Oldham Advertiser, Friday 16 December 2005
Conrad Astley looks at what's on the box over the next week.
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