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1. Cameras trained
Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 28 December 2005A NEW CCTV security system has been installed at Heywood railway station to combat vandals who have targeted the station since the day it opened.
2. Get snug with an old fashioned pint
Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 28 December 2005THE DAYS of the Victorian snug - complete with polished mahogany, open fire, cane furniture and potted palms - have been revived in Heywood.
3. Time to end this parking madness
Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 28 December 2005MARKET traders are urging council bosses and landowners: "Get your heads together and sort out our car park".
4. Margaret is happy to step in
Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 28 December 2005THE future of Heywood Arts looks to be more secure thanks to John Schofield's widow Margaret.
5. Duo rallying to the cause
Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 28 December 2005A HEYWOOD businessman is on the adventure of a lifetime to deliver a Christmas present with a difference to children in Africa.
6. A fan-tastic day in a league of its own
Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 28 December 2005FORKING out £1,350 for charity was a small price to pay for a rugby league fan who made his childhood dream come true.
7. Transport needs to be improved
Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 28 December 2005A DISABLED man who has become the main public voice in plans for an overhaul of NHS healthcare in this area says he agrees it would be scandalous to go ahead without massive improvements in public transport.
8. Moor improvement proves very special
Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 28 December 2005A HEYWOOD primary school received the perfect Christmas present from Ofsted inspectors.
9. Veronica rallying to hospital cause
Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 21 December 2005MOVING services from Fairfield and Rochdale to hospitals further away would be 'too dreadful to contemplate', says the leader of the town's disabled people.
10. No festive spirit
Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 21 December 2005CHRISTMAS decorations put up to bring some festive cheer to residents of an old folks' home have been ripped down and damaged by vandals.