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1. On the mend
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 22 November 2006SPECIAL REPORT THE family of a 19-year-old Marine, who was seriously injured as he watched his best friend die in an attack in Southern Iraq, believe he will want to return as soon as he is well again.
2. Where has 'sir' gone?
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 29 November 2006SPECIAL REPORT A GENERATION of Oldham schoolboys are missing out on vital male role models, the Advertiser can reveal.
3. Debbie is giving support to girls on the front line
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 22 November 2006OLDHAMERS' support for 'our boys' in Iraq is undeniable, and now 'our girls' are getting some special treatment, too.
4. Brave Sam steps in to light up the show
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 22 November 2006A CROWD of about 500 people watched a brave teenager switch on Shaw's Christmas lights.
5. Front House End Chaddy bid
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 22 November 2006AFC Front House created the shock of the President's Trophy second round when they defeated Premier Division Chaddy End 5-1.
6. Veiled student barred from bus
Oldham Advertiser, Thursday 23 November 2006A MUSLIM woman was stopped from getting on a bus n because she would not remove her veil.
7. Three and easy for Hoppers
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 22 November 2006CHADDY Hoppers' under-eights' yellow team maintained their good form with a 3-0 win over Pennine Junior Lions.
8. GlynWebb goes bust as housing market struggles
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 29 November 2006GLYNWEBB - the Oldham-based home improvement retail chain - has gone into administration with 54 employees made redundant.
9. Stott’s treble triumph
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 22 November 2006THE outstanding performance of the week in the Oldham and District Table Tennis League saw Ian Stott record three wins as Rosehill defeated Werneth A 6-4 in division one.
10. Tiny tear-away locked up after ‘serial’ offending
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 29 November 2006OLDHAM magistrates have jailed a 13-year-old "serial" burglar, despite fears that a custodial sentence could make him a worse offender.