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1. Too little, too late
Tameside Advertiser, Thursday 30 November 2006I WAS so very sorry to read about little Ruth, the girl who so tragically had to lose her life on the Yew Tree Lane. My heart goes out to her family. I read that the residents in Yew Tree Lane have been demanding double yellow lines on the road for month
2. Tattoo enquiries helpline flooded
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 29 November 2006MORE than 200 youngsters have contacted a helpline over health fears after an unregistered tattooist was caught working in Tameside.
3. Killer’s chilling text: ‘Some will die 2day’
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 29 November 2006A TEENAGER with a desire to kill old people stalked and murdered a pensioner during a random street attack.
4. Thief pushed tot from car
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 29 November 2006A WOMAN car jacker shoved a two-year-old boy out of a car before speeding off, leaving him crying at the side of the road.
5. Ikea: ‘public had right to know’
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 29 November 2006EXCLUSIVE TAMESIDE Council is being referred to the Ombudsman over its decision to give planning permission to furniture giant Ikea.
6. Cannabis ‘farm’ found in terraced house
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 29 November 2006RESIDENTS were stunned when they saw hundreds of cannabis plants being taken by police from a terraced house in Droylsden.
7. Hospital boss MRSA plea
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 29 November 2006THE Chief Executive of Tameside Hospital has made a personal plea to staff regarding the spread of MRSA.
8. OAP in hospital told to ring 999
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 29 November 2006EXCLUSIVE A 70-YEAR-OLD man suffering from severe stomach pains while still in hospital was told he couldn't see a doctor because he had already been discharged.
9. Walkies? More like wheelies for Zak
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 29 November 2006WHEN pensioner Bill Roberts takes his faithful four-legged friend Zak out, it's a case of wheelies rather than walkies.
10. ‘Application left a sour taste in people’s mouths’
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 29 November 2006TAMESIDE Council's Speakers' Panel should have been informed that IKEA was the applicant for a town centre retail unit, according to Tameside Conservatives.