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1. Trams axe will hit economy

Rochdale Observer, Thursday 30 September 2004
MORE pressure has been put on Tony Blair by Rochdale Council leader, Councillor Paul Rowen who told him the people of Rochdale were appalled at the decision to withdraw Metrolink funding.

2. Juniors celebrate successful season

Rochdale Observer, Tuesday 28 September 2004
Crown Green Bowls THE honours list for the Rochdale and District Junior Bowls League season.

3. Byrne goal earns point for Roach

Rochdale Observer, Tuesday 28 September 2004
Amateur Football ROACH under nines travelled to face Walshaw Sports on Saturday and found a superb playing surface.

4. Rochdale squander lead

Rochdale Observer, Tuesday 28 September 2004
Rugby Union Rochdale 17 Leigh 17 IT WAS a close run thing at Bamford on Saturday as the game went to the wire.

5. £20 toy gets boy police record

Rochdale Observer, Tuesday 28 September 2004
WITH ITS infra-red sight, separate munition barrel and detachable magazine, it takes a trained eye to distinguish this fake sub-machine gun from the real thing.

6. Kittens have a ball

Rochdale Observer, Tuesday 28 September 2004
TWO members of the Atomic Kitten pop group were among those who paid tribute to the bravery of Rochdale girl Robyn Brooks at a memorial ball at the Town Hall.

7. 'Let down' firms lobby Darling

Rochdale Observer, Tuesday 28 September 2004
A NORTH West-based business lobby group is throwing its weight behind the campaign to reinstate funding for Metrolink.

8. Richard looks back to childhood for TV series

Rochdale Observer, Tuesday 28 September 2004
THE STORY of one of Rochdale's submerged villages will be featured in a new programme about North West tourist attractions.

9. Mayfield win in Lions’ den

Rochdale Observer, Tuesday 28 September 2004
Rugby League Featherstone Lions 38 Mayfield 52 MAYFIELD returned from Featherstone on Saturday with a win in a contest likened to a game of touch rugby and, at times, some of the tackling looked exactly like that.

10. Hostage saved by police hero

Rochdale Observer, Tuesday 28 September 2004
A ROCHDALE policeman helped save the life of a young girl whose drunken father was threatening to slash her throat with an eight-inch kitchen knife.
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