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1. Crash mum calls for road action
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 21 December 2005HUNDREDS of people backed a mum, whose teenage son was killed in a motorbike accident, in her fight for better roads.
2. Pensioner died from ‘worst ever bed sores’
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 21 December 2005AN elderly woman contracted killer septicaemia from "the worst bed sores ever seen," an inquest heard.
3. Town hall demo for tragedy mum
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 14 December 2005A MUM, whose son was killed in a motorbike accident two years ago, has criticised the current state of the road where he died.
4. Froze to death after night out
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 14 December 2005A GROUP of children out playing stumbled across the body of a woman frozen to death outside her home.
5. Parking fees cut in festive run-up
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 7 December 2005PAY and display car park charges will be lowered in the run-up to Christmas as a "festive gesture of goodwill" by the council.
6. Sacked vicar gets job back
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 30 November 2005A VICAR sacked after his bishop received advice from child protection officers and his legal team has been reinstated by the Archbishop of Canterbury.
7. Surgeon rapped by panel
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 16 November 2005A HOSPITAL surgeon who claimed patients' lives were being put at risk by staff shortages has been disciplined by Tameside Hospital.
8. £90m revamp for hospital
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 16 November 2005TAMESIDE Hospital will undergo a massive £90m rebuilding programme beginning next year, it has been revealed.
9. Green fan plans wind of change
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 16 November 2005SAVING energy will be a breeze for a councillor if plans to install a wind turbine on his new home are given the thumbs-up.
10. Kids target rogue firework traders
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 2 November 2005TEENAGE secret agents have been drafted in to hunt down rogue shopkeepers who sell fireworks to children.