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21. How you can campaign
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 15 February 2006WE need you to tell the strategic health authority why our maternity and children's services should stay.
22. Save our hospital services
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 15 February 2006MUMS and dads, grannies and grand-dads, aunts, uncles, friends and distant cousins - your baby unit needs you! Read the full story and add your support here ...
23. OAP action (that’s old age protestor)
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 15 February 2006WHEN pensioner Dorothy Clinton decided to do something about lorries spreading muck along her street, she took direct action.
24. Hospital must remain as a leader says chief
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 15 February 2006CHRISTINE Green, Tameside Hospital chief executive, says that while services must change, Tameside must retain its position as leader in its field.
25. MPs put weight behind campaign
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 15 February 2006ASHTON'S MPs are throwing their weight fully behind the campaign to keep the crucial services.
26. Pay-out for HGV driver haunted by teen death
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 15 February 2006A LORRY driver traumatised after killing teenage biker Callum Hughes has been awarded more than £6,000 in compensation by Tameside Council, it has been revealed.
27. AttenSHUN – son!
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 8 February 2006FAMILY life doesn't have to be a battle - unless you're Jeff Whittaker and son Jeff.
28. Apology after gran left in own urine
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 8 February 2006A NEW nursing post has been created at Tameside Hospital after a family severely criticised a grandmother's care.
29. My £¼M dream home disaster
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 8 February 2006A FAMILY who paid a quarter of a million pounds for a brand-new 'dream home' claim it is so littered with faults it's now worth just £60,000.
30. Police may fly out in missing mum search
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 8 February 2006DETECTIVES are considering flying out to Ecuador as the hunt for missing backpacker Jennifer Pope intensifies.