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11. George kept his young charges on safe path

Rochdale Observer, Tuesday 22 July 2008
A LOLLIPOP man is all set to hang up his stick and have a well-earned lie-in after reaching the retirement age.

12. Mother calls for life-saving test

Rochdale Observer, Tuesday 22 July 2008
THE mother of a baby born with three heart defects is urging all hospitals to make a simple test which saved her son’s life standard procedure.

13. GP surgeries can do better – survey

Rochdale Observer, Tuesday 22 July 2008
A MAJOR survey of patients’ experiences has revealed that people in Rochdale are generally satisfied with their healthcare services.

14. Clinic will help fight rise in stolen registration plates

Rochdale Observer, Monday 21 July 2008
MOTORISTS in Rochdale are being urged to attend a series of car crime clinics to combat registration plate theft.

15. Turn Rochdale into holiday heaven with your advice

Rochdale Observer, Monday 21 July 2008
The sun may not be shining yet but it's holiday season all the same - and we want to know about yours!

16. Cattle and sheep to benefit from Bluetongue vaccines

Rochdale Observer, Monday 21 July 2008
CATTLE and sheep in the Rochdale borough can now be vaccinated against Bluetongue.

17. Let's give Ryder fighting chance

Rochdale Observer, Saturday 19 July 2008
HE family of a four-year-old boy battling a rare form of brain cancer are hoping to raise thousands of pounds for treatment that could save his life.

18. Killer’s son barred from job with police

Rochdale Observer, Saturday 19 July 2008
THE son of Lesley Molseed’s killer Ronald Castree has had a job application rejected by the police due to his father’s criminal background

19. Yee hah, what a success

Rochdale Observer, Saturday 19 July 2008
BEES, babies and plenty of booze were all vital ingredients in this year’s annual High Crompton beer walk.