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1. Death knell of a fallen giant

Rochdale Observer, Friday 30 January 2004
IT WAS once claimed to be the largest cotton mill in the world, employing nearly 3,000 spinners, weavers, winders, carders, doublers and doffers. But now the end of the road is beckoning for Dunlop Textiles.

2. Last ditch bid to find new doctor

Rochdale Observer, Friday 30 January 2004
HEALTH officials have launched a last-ditch bid to save a Milnrow doctor's surgery serving 2,000 people.

3. Fighting Cas lads are on the climb

Rochdale Observer, Friday 30 January 2004
Town Darts CASTLETON'S steady climb to the higher echelons of the Lancashire BDO Third Division continued with a fighting 5-5 home draw against Kirkham.

4. Fight for survival goes on

Rochdale Observer, Friday 30 January 2004
A GOVERNMENT inspector will decide the future of Thornham St John's Primary School.

5. Bus louts put lives in danger

Rochdale Observer, Friday 30 January 2004
DANGEROUS and unruly behaviour by pupils of Hollingworth High School could result in the school bus service being withdrawn.

6. John shows the magic touch of love

Rochdale Observer, Friday 30 January 2004
A ROCHDALE engineer is saving the lives of abandoned children - even though he doesn't always know how.

7. Coach dazzles NestEggers

Rochdale Observer, Friday 30 January 2004
BOBBIE-Dazzler! That was the verdict of those hardy Hornets NestEgg members who braved Arctic conditions on Wednesday night for a question and answer session with club coach Bobbie Goulding.