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1. Are YOU ready for next week's Bring a £1 Day?
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 30 November 2005NEXT Friday is one of the biggest days on the annual charity calendar - 'Bring a Pound Day'.
2. 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.
3. Not in our backyard
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 30 November 2005OLDHAMERS have come out fighting against a proposed M60 congestion charge and are demanding the borough gets its promised Metrolink extension.
4. Rugby fans have stadium in sight
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 30 November 2005ROUGHYEDS' supporters group, Rugby Oldham, has confirmed it is in negotiations to acquire a piece of land to provide a stadium for the club.
5. Dead woman’s will results in Royal row
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 16 November 2005A MAJOR row has erupted over a £10,000 legacy left by a pensioner to the Royal Oldham Hospital.
6. Time for the pounds
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 16 November 2005THE MAYOR of Oldham, Cllr Kay Knox, wants all Advertiser readers to "Bring a Pound" on December 9.
7. We’re flying the flag for England World Cup bid
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 23 November 2005WORLD Cup fever has hit Saddleworth with Greenfield-based Barmy Flags making the biggest ever football flag - a monster measuring 100ft by 50ft.
8. Please support 'Bring a Pound Day' on December 9
Oldham Advertiser, Friday 11 November 2005DECEMBER 9 is Bring a Pound Day in Oldham and the borough is already rallying to support our biggest-ever fundraiser.
9. ‘Give me back my children’
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 16 November 2005EXCLUSIVE A MUM who was repeatedly raped by her own father over a 10-year period - even giving birth to his son - is pleading to get her two eldest children back after they were taken away by social services.
10. Hope for Iraqi asylum seekers
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 16 November 2005OLDHAM MP Phil Woolas is lobbying the Home Secretary to save three Clarksfield-based Kurds from deportation to Iraq.