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21. From treading water to treading boards
Prestwich Advertiser, Thursday 14 August 2008A COMMONWEALTH Games silver medalist has retired from swimming to take on a gritty acting role at the Edinburgh Festival.
22. Union hits out at bin sacking
Prestwich Advertiser, Thursday 14 August 2008UNION bosses have slammed Bury Council for sacking three binmen after spying on them using surveillance powers usually reserved for tackling terrorism.."
23. Dean staying loyal to his beloved Shakers
Prestwich Advertiser, Thursday 7 August 2008LOTTERY winner Dean Hardman has been helping pay the wages at his beloved Bury Football Club.
24. Widow fulfils husband's wish
Prestwich Advertiser, Thursday 7 August 2008A WHITEFIELD woman has raised up to £10,000 by fulfilling her late husband's dream to canoe across Loch Ness.
25. Thanks for our miracle
Prestwich Advertiser, Thursday 7 August 2008THE parents of a boy who was born weighing little more than a bag of sugar are backing a new campaign to raise cash for children’s medical equipment.
26. Traders get their way
Prestwich Advertiser, Thursday 7 August 2008PLANS for a survey which could lead to the reopening of one of Radcliffe main thoroughfares to vehicles have been given the green light.
27. 'Big dipper' junction repairs
Prestwich Advertiser, Thursday 7 August 2008A JUNCTION nicknamed ‘the big dipper’ is set to be repaired after weeks of campaigning by local residents.
28. 'It was just his nature to risk life for others'
Prestwich Advertiser, Thursday 7 August 2008THE brother of an expedition leader, missing on safari, has paid tribute to his brother’s bravery in risking his life to save others.
29. Past of Park House revealed
Prestwich Advertiser, Thursday 7 August 2008THE past of one of Whitefield’s wealthiest families is in the process of being uncovered for the first time in almost 60 years.
30. It's a post code lottery
Prestwich Advertiser, Thursday 31 July 2008RESIDENTS opposed to the closure of a post office in Radcliffe slammed the consultation exercise to decide its future.