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21. Fond farewell to gentle giant
Prestwich Advertiser, Monday 15 December 2003GLOWING tributes have been paid to a granddad who died just weeks after receiving a long-service volunteer award for his work with Prestwich pensioners.
22. Police warning for pensioners
Prestwich Advertiser, Monday 1 December 2003POLICE have issued an urgent warning for householders in Radcliffe after two women were burgled.
23. Jewish community put on high alert
Prestwich Advertiser, Monday 1 December 2003BURY'S Jewish community leaders have issued a high alert warning amid fears a festive-season terror campaign could be waged.
24. Scooters the wheel thing
Prestwich Advertiser, Monday 1 December 2003YOUNGSTERS in Bury are being warned about the laws governing motorised scooters.
25. Moving the fence posts
Prestwich Advertiser, Monday 1 December 2003LEADERS at a Whitefield congregation have slammed Bury planners after the destruction of their place of worship.
26. Trams get ready to snap into action
Prestwich Advertiser, Monday 1 December 2003AFTER the Metrolink was forced to shut-down because of a rapid build-up of ice, service bosses say next time they will run empty trams continuously throughout the night - to keep the tracks warm.
27. End to gate stalemate?
Prestwich Advertiser, Monday 1 December 2003HOPES are surfacing there may be a breakthrough in the battle over where a new car park entrance should be sited into Heaton Park.
28. Planners become centre of attention
Prestwich Advertiser, Monday 1 December 2003CALLS for borough engineers to 'pull their fingers out' were heard as fuming Prestwich residents came face to face with the men in charge of their town centre's £1.5m re-vamp.
29. Room for manoeuvre
Prestwich Advertiser, Monday 1 December 2003A GROUP of tenants from Whitefield are calling on Bury Council to bring in a residents' parking scheme to prevent them getting fines.
30. I want my life back
Prestwich Advertiser, Monday 1 December 2003A DISABLED Whitefield woman has lost her independence after her wheelchair was stolen on a shopping trip.