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51. Rochdale gain sweet revenge
Rochdale Observer, Tuesday 17 December 2002RU: Rochdale 27 Aspull 7
52. He's a 24-hour regeneration person
Rochdale Observer, Tuesday 17 December 2002Brought up in Rochdale, Abdul Hamied, is now the man charged with bringing new life to those very areas. In a special interview he explains his vision to Stephen Foster
53. £500 to shop drink-drivers
Rochdale Observer, Tuesday 17 December 2002A CAMPAIGN to crackdown on Rochdale's drink-drivers is offering rewards of up to £500 to "shop'' relatives.
54. Democracy defied by planning law
Rochdale Observer, Tuesday 17 December 2002A GOVERNMENT shake-up of the planning system will signal changes locally.
55. Fame isn't the game for Lisa's sister
Rochdale Observer, Tuesday 17 December 2002AS SISTER to Rochdale's very own Lisa Stansfield, you could be forgiven for thinking that a life of fame and fortune would be on the cards for Karen Britton.
56. Centre grants music wish
Rochdale Observer, Tuesday 17 December 2002A CASTLETON school will soon be alive with the sound of music thanks to generous community workers.
57. Law Cup game is ON at Spotland.
Rochdale Observer, Tuesday 17 December 2002HORNETS' Law Cup game against Oldham, at Spotland on Sunday 29 December, will go ahead despite a request from the chairman of the stadium company, Allen Brett, that they consider playing the match at Boundary Park.
58. Fighting to keep their books open
Rochdale Observer, Monday 16 December 2002THE people of Smithy Bridge have come up with a plan to improve services at its library in a bid to halt Rochdale Council's closure plans.
59. Judo club's stalwart calls it a day
Rochdale Observer, Monday 16 December 2002KENNY Gill stepped down last week after 20 years as Chief Coach of Oulder Hill Judo Club and his final session brought an emotional reunion of many of the players who have passed through the club in that time.
60. Pupils get on song for a new world record choir
Rochdale Observer, Monday 16 December 2002PRIMARY school children joined Irish singing prodigy Declan Gailbraith to break a new Guinness World Record.