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1. Touch of class - in the fast lane

Rochdale Observer, Saturday 30 July 2005
IMPROVEMENTS in education were certainly gathering pace in the sixties - but building a new school in a day?

2. Rooftop protest puts Bob in the picture

Rochdale Observer, Saturday 30 July 2005
IN THESE days of digital and satellite television it is easy to forget how unpredictable - and at times elusive - a good reception on your set could be.

3. Runaway can't knock Edmund out of his stride

Rochdale Observer, Tuesday 26 July 2005
IT WOULD take more than a runaway lorry to stop Newhey confectionery shop owner Edmund Kay from serving his loyal customers.

4. Sydney puts his shirt on history

Rochdale Observer, Saturday 23 July 2005
MOST people know somebody who wears their heart on their sleeve, though not many will know someone who wears their town's sporting history on theirs.

5. Patricia's mad for a growing concern

Rochdale Observer, Saturday 16 July 2005
WITH summer here in all its glory in recent weeks the town's keen gardeners will have spent many happy hours tending their lawns and plants.

6. Dogged tale of chained couple lost in the mist

Rochdale Observer, Monday 11 July 2005
WHILE the dog owners of Mountain Ash Close are currently scratching their heads over the baffling disappearance of four dogs there was a canine mystery of a different kind in Syke over 30 years ago.

7. Raided store issues sign of defiance

Rochdale Observer, Monday 11 July 2005
STAFF at Curry's Yorkshire Street store managed to see the lighter side after a ramraid in March 1981.

8. A grand day out with boss Hubert

Rochdale Observer, Saturday 2 July 2005
OUR story last week about the glory days of Yelloway, England's premier coach fleet for the best part of half a century, brought memories flooding back for Mrs Mona Schofield of Martin Lane, Passmonds.

9. Family saved Brian's bacon

Rochdale Observer, Saturday 2 July 2005
BRIAN Marland feared his business might be for the chop when he suffered a slipped disc.
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