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1. Residents come out fighting over plans
Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 27 July 2005DEPUTY Prime Minister John Prescott is being urged NOT to change his mind about a company expansion which could have brought new jobs to Heap Bridge.
2. Fury as Irish waste dumped ‘on doorstep’
Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 27 July 2005LORRY loads of rubbish are being brought 200 miles from Northern Ireland to be dumped on the Heywood boundary.
3. Homes plan ‘too big for small area’
Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 27 July 2005PLANS for a big housing development on the site of The Bamford hotel and surrounding land could fail to get through the first planning stage.
4. Boy, 12, on river killing charge
Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 27 July 2005A BOY of 12 has been charged with manslaughter following the death of a schoolboy in the River Roch at Heap Bridge.
5. Boss’s £5,000 penalty for illegal treatment of waste
Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 27 July 2005THE boss of a Heywood firm has been fined a total of £3,000 for illegally dumping, storing and treating controlled waste on a site near the town centre.
6. Fair cop for jail breaker
Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 27 July 2005FIREMEN helped a red-faced youth to perform a "jail-break" on Monday - after he found himself doing an unplanned spell behind bars.
7. Experts called in to control rats ‘invasion’
Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 27 July 2005BUSHES and dropped litter outside Dunnes Store are providing the perfect conditions for rats to thrive, pest controllers discovered last week.
8. Youths quizzed on rape claims
Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 27 July 2005TWO teenagers have been questioned by police following the alleged rape of a girl of 11 in Darnhill.
9. Boy, 12, on manslaughter charge
Heywood Advertiser, Tuesday 26 July 2005A 12-YEAR-OLD boy has been charged with manslaughter following the death of 14-year-old Michael Hillen.
10. Silent tribute to London bomb victims
Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 20 July 2005TILLS stopped ringing, pints were left unpulled and tools were downed across Heywood as folk remembered those who lost their lives in the London bombings.