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1. Saddleworth campaign goes to Conference
Oldham Advertiser, Thursday 28 September 2006CAMPAIGNERS wanting to end Oldham Council's 32-year control of Saddleworth have taken their fight to the Labour Party conference.
2. Parks permitted to entertain
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 13 September 2006APPLICATIONS for entertainment licenses at two Oldham parks have been granted despite objections.
3. Angel are hit for six
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 6 September 2006THE D & J Builders (North West) Oldham Sunday League got under way last week as High Crompton CC hit Angel Inn for six on their way to a Premier Division victory.
4. Whitehaven 66 Oldham Roughyeds 4
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 13 September 2006OLDHAM'S troubled season mercifully ended at the sun-soaked Recreation Ground on Sunday as another heavy defeat condemned them to going through the entire league season without a single point.
5. Education faces major shake up
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 27 September 2006OLDHAM Council hopes to tackle racial segregation with an injection of £210m to transform the borough's secondary schools - but the price will be the closure of five schools and temporary upheaval for thousands of children.
6. Alan got no justice
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 13 September 2006A WIDOW has vowed to campaign for stricter sentences for speeding drivers involved in fatal accidents.
7. Ace idea to break a record
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 6 September 2006ADVERTISER readers can help serve up an ace this weekend by smashing a Guinness World Record.
8. My life of hell
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 27 September 2006EXCLUSIVE STUART Howarth is a man with a heartbreaking story and a new mission in life to help people who have suffered the worst kind of abuse.
9. Roden makes return
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 27 September 2006FORMER Roughyed Neil Roden is the club's latest signing for the 2007 season after agreeing a two-year deal.
10. It’s a big ‘Hooray’ for Hollinwood
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 27 September 2006SPECIAL REPORT HOLLINWOOD could hold the key to Oldham's future prosperity - with ambitious plans including an eye-catching 'art as energy' scheme along the M60, featuring lines of wind turbines and sculptures.