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1. Dentists hit back as ‘crisis’ looms
Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 25 January 2006DENTISTS in Heywood claim the NHS dental system is on the verge of 'total collapse'.
2. Our town will 'grind to a halt'
Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 25 January 2006FULL details of plans to transform Heywood town centre by re-routing through traffic have now been revealed.
3. Blood hounds
Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 25 January 2006AN Irish setter who survived surgery to remove a tumour the size of a football has been nicknamed 'wonder dog' by the vet who saved him.
4. Relief to traffic problems
Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 25 January 2006DEMOLISHING Heywood Market and a new relief road are among plans to solve the town's traffic problems - see the full plans here ...
5. Market traders going with the flow
Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 25 January 2006NEWS that Heywood market is set to lose its current home to make way for a new link road has not met with the angry opposition that might be expected.
6. Disabled services plan is slammed
Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 25 January 2006A DECISION to move the Learning Disability Service from Heywood and Middleton PCT to the private sector has been slammed by unions.
7. Memorial on the web
Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 25 January 2006HEYWOOD'S war memorial is now in cyberspace thanks to a local man who has written a book about the town's war heroes.
8. School takes firm mobile phone stand
Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 25 January 2006A SCHOOL is standing firm on its zero tolerance policy on mobile phones despite complaints from a parent.
9. Fairfield A&E the ‘preferred option’
Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 25 January 2006FAIRFIELD Hospital WILL keep its accident and emergency department if the people who run the NHS in this region have their way.
10. Public speaks out against congestion
Heywood Advertiser, Wednesday 25 January 2006RESIDENTS, shopkeepers and taxi drivers took the opportunity to have their say on the route traffic should take through the town centre in future.