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21. ‘A blanket attack is unfair’

Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 13 December 2006
IN an exclusive interview, Tameside Hospital's chief executive, Christine Green, responded personally to questions arising from the current crisis.

22. ‘Deserved dignity’

Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 13 December 2006
AN ELDERLY lady died hours after being sent home from hospital.

23. Oh baby, what a great result!

Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 13 December 2006
ADVERTISER readers have been thanked for their part in helping to keep Tameside's top-class maternity services.

24. MS woman ‘choked’ to death on food

Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 13 December 2006
A REGURGITATED hospital meal could have caused a former bakery manager to choke to death.

25. Booze ban puts end to residents’ misery

Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 13 December 2006
A SHOPKEEPER suspected of selling booze to kids has surrendered his licence - and residents claim the move will finally end years of misery.

26. Tragic end to high speed police chase

Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 13 December 2006
A JOYRIDER was killed in a horror smash when he lost control of his dad's car during a 90mph police chase.

27. Dad killed in freak factory blast

Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 13 December 2006
A FREAK explosion killed a man at a firm which provides pyrotechnics and other special effects for TV and theatre companies.

28. ‘We have first class facilities at Tameside’

Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 13 December 2006
HOSPITAL chief executive Christine Green has thanked the people of Tameside and Glossop for their support throughout the campaign to keep maternity services.

29. Switch off – or face a £30 computer fine

Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 13 December 2006
TAMESIDE Council is to fine its own departments £30 for every computer left on overnight in a bid to save energy.