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61. Man tried to abduct girl twice

Tameside Advertiser, Friday 4 November 2005
DETECTIVES in Dukinfield are appealing for the public's help to identify a man who has attempted to abduct a 14-year-old girl on two separate occasions.

62. Half-an-hour from death

Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 2 November 2005
LITTLE Harry Ditchfield plays with five-year-old sister Paige without a care in the world.

63. ‘It made me feel as if I had killed her’

Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 2 November 2005
TWO daughters were accused of 'just short of murder' when they asked for a second opinion about their sick mother.

64. Mercy trip heartache

Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 2 November 2005
A GRAN flown home from a holiday in Bermuda for lifesaving treatment died in hospital at the weekend.

65. Sandbags at dawn

Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 2 November 2005
IT'S a washout - not a knockout - for one Dukinfield family.

66. Kids target rogue firework traders

Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 2 November 2005
TEENAGE secret agents have been drafted in to hunt down rogue shopkeepers who sell fireworks to children.

67. The traffic patrollers

Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 2 November 2005
TAMESIDE patrollers will become traffic wardens next spring after proposals were given the thumbs-up by council chiefs.

68. Sign up to help stop Innocent's deportation

Tameside Advertiser, Monday 31 October 2005
SIGNING your name takes only 10 seconds but it could mean the difference between life and death for a Tameside refugee - read on to sign our online petition to stop an unjust deportation .

69. Mercy flight grandmother dies days after return home

Tameside Advertiser, Monday 31 October 2005
THE Denton grandmother who was flown back to Britain after she fell critically ill in Bermuda has died only days after she arrived home.

70. We’ve been derailed

Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 26 October 2005
A GROUP of eight disabled protesters have been diverted by Virgin Trains after the company refused to let more than four wheelchairs on one train.
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