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11. Arson suspected in station blaze probe

Tameside Advertiser, Tuesday 24 October 2006
A BLAZE that destroyed the waiting room, footbridge and booking hall at an Audenshaw train station may have been started deliberately.

12. Man arrested after body find is released

Tameside Advertiser, Friday 20 October 2006
MURDER-squad detectives have released the 20-year-old suspect arrested following the discovery of a body found in a flat in Ashton.

13. Hospital is in 'good' health

Tameside Advertiser, Thursday 19 October 2006
UNDER-fire Tameside Hospital has received a much-needed boost after being rated 'good' by the Healthcare Commission.

14. Please take a seat - 10,000 of them!

Tameside Advertiser, Thursday 19 October 2006
EARLY-MORNING commuters took a pew, or four, as a taster before Ikea's grand opening today (Thursday).

15. End of an era as post office shuts

Tameside Advertiser, Thursday 19 October 2006
ASHTON Post Office closed its doors for the final time yesterday (Wednesday) after 115 years of trading.

16. Jenny trial is set

Tameside Advertiser, Thursday 19 October 2006
A JUDGE in Ecuador has ruled that a security guard should stand trial accused of kidnapping missing backpacker Jenny Pope.

17. 'Save green belt' plead residents

Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 18 October 2006
A WAR of words has broken out among villagers over controversial plans to relocate a social club on green belt land.

18. Moors drama to play torture tape

Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 18 October 2006
A NEW drama will feature a recreation of the shocking Moors Murders tape which recorded the torture and death of one of the child victims.

19. Baby had 20p stuck in throat for month

Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 18 October 2006
A NINE-month-old baby had a 20p lodged in his throat for more than a month after it was mistaken for a sweet.