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1. Pension fund arms row

Tameside Advertiser, Friday 29 February 2008
MILLIONS of pounds of council workers’ Tameside-based pension funds money are still being invested in arms and tobacco.

2. Amnesty to make streets safer

Tameside Advertiser, Friday 29 February 2008
POLICE officers are urging imitation and air gun owners to hand them in at a police station this month and help make our streets safer.

3. Triple killer could be free in four years

Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 27 February 2008
A drunken killer who helped torch a house causing the deaths of a woman and two children could be freed on parole in 2012 following a top judge’s ruling this week.

4. Coroner slams ‘cruel situation’

Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 27 February 2008
CORONER John Pollard has criticised health bosses for the ‘cruel’ way a pensioner was treated while in hospital.

5. Roadside drug tests for drivers

Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 27 February 2008
AMERICAN-style roadside tests will be carried out on the streets of Tameside to target the hidden menace of drug-driving.

6. Teen recovers after brutal assault

Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 27 February 2008
A TEENAGER had to have a metal plate put in his face following a brutal assault in Ashton.

7. Area rocked by earthquake

Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 27 February 2008
TAMESIDE was hit by an earthquake which affected most of England during the early hours of this morning.

8. Tot is daddy’s little soldier

Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 27 February 2008
SOLDIER Ian Low had more reason than most to return home from serving in Iraq – it was the first time he had seen his newborn son.

9. 11,000 reasons to save our theatre

Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 27 February 2008
CAMPAIGNERS trying to secure the future of Tameside Hippodrome this week handed in a petition to Tameside Council containing more 11,000 signatures.

10. Teenager rescued from frozen lake

Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 27 February 2008
A FIRE chief is urging children to stay away from open water after a teenager playing on a frozen lake almost fell to her death.
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