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11. Shops front up for a new start

Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 12 April 2006
RUNDOWN shops blighting Heywood town centre are being revamped, reopened or condemned.

12. Hospital’s £1.1m from car charges

Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 5 April 2006
PENINNE Acute Trust, which runs Fairfield Hospital, has defended its car-parking charges following a BBC report that revealed it to be one of the country's top earners.

13. Town hall pledge over care homes wrangle

Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 5 April 2006
CONTROVERSIAL care homes for children with severe emotional and behavioural difficulties have come under the spotlight as the council seeks to resolve the high level of complaints from local residents.

14. Brave Robbie’s head start to brighter future

Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 5 April 2006
LITTLE Robbie Yusuf is a campaigner at just 10 months old as his family seek to raise awareness of a condition that can cause deformity of the skull.

15. Former head passes away

Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 15 March 2006
A FORMER St Joseph's headmaster, described as a teacher ahead of his time, has died at the age of 72.

16. Special reasons to start digging

Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 15 March 2006
DIGGERS moved in to begin work on a new super school that will become home to many of Birtle View's students when it shuts in 2007.

17. Workers to get the boot

Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 15 March 2006
MORE than 450 jobs could be lost when one of the town's largest employers closes.

18. Tax on grief

Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 1 March 2006
A PARISH priest has slammed the council after he was told motorists attending funerals could be slapped with parking fines.

19. More support but police dogs to go

Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 22 February 2006
HEYWOOD Police Station is to lose its dog handling team under budget cuts announced by Greater Manchester Police Authority.

20. Off to a good start

Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 22 February 2006
THE 100-day campaign to tackle teenage drinking got tough on adults in the town as well as youths.
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