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11. A direct appeal from Dr Ruth

Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 21 December 2005
DR RUTH Jameson, associate medical director for the women and children's division for the Pennine Acute Trust, has written an open letter to all Advertiser readers defending the proposed changes to hospital provision in the area.

12. Where there is a Will there’s a way

Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 21 December 2005
A HEYWOOD ATC cadet was showered with praise after rescuing two dogs from a watery grave.

13. Housing trusts set for merger talks

Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 21 December 2005
DARNHILL estate's landlords, the Guinness Trust, look set to merge with one of the prime housing associations in the north of England.

14. Jobs still at risk at Goulds

Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 21 December 2005
MORE than 170 Heywood workers are going into Christmas with no assurances that they will still have jobs in the new year.

15. Goodbye Max

Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 21 December 2005
DEVASTATED parents have spoken of their grief after losing a second child to a terrifying illness.

16. Workers prove they can take the heat

Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 14 December 2005
COMPUTER staff were hauled over the coals for a red-hot fundraiser with a difference.

17. Pop into your local - to get a Christmas tree

Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 14 December 2005
BUYING a Christmas tree down at your local pub may seem unusual but that's exactly what drinkers at the Bay Horse can do.

18. Safe town facing up to cuts in police

Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 14 December 2005
HEYWOOD is now the safest town in the whole borough, according to the area's top cop.

19. Carol’s Hart of gold

Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 14 December 2005
FROM little acorns grow big oak trees - or in the case of Carol Hartley enough shoeboxes to fill a Clark's warehouse.