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11. Ricky passes the torch to Charlie
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 2 October 2008THE Salford 12-year-old dubbed the new Ricky Hatton went toe-to-toe with the real deal after sparring alongside the Hitman.n anyone else can’t."
12. School run makes our lives a misery
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 2 October 2008RESIDENTS who say their road is blocked twice a day with parents on the school run are pleading for action to be taken.
13. World Cup won by our model pros
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 25 September 2008SALFORD hosted the country's first ever Model Aeroplane World Cup last weekend and the home side even recreated some 1966 glory.
14. Rallying around post offices as closures 'likely'
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 25 September 2008RALLIES were held at three post offices in a bid to save them from closure.
15. 'Hold on, we haven't been closed down yet'
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 11 September 2008TEACHERS and pupils at closure-threatened St George's RC High School have slammed the council for designating the school as a site available for developers before a final decision has been made about its future.
16. Terminally ill Sophie fulfils college dream
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 4 September 2008A TERMINALLY ill girl fighting the same disease that killed her father has achieved her goal of going to college.
17. X-Factor's Dannii is new girlfriend of Swinton Lion
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 4 September 2008A FORMER Swinton Lions player has scored big after bagging popstar Dannii Minogue as his girlfriend.
18. Now her operation is over, see Amélie play
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 28 August 2008A TODDLER suffering from two potentially life-threatening illnesses is recovering well after undergoing a second operation to help with her feeding.
19. First steps joy of mum
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 28 August 2008THIS is the picture the parents of Coby Hilton never thought they would see.
20. Jean takes her fight to the capital
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 28 August 2008SALFORD grandmother Jean Murphy may finally be getting the cancer treatment she needs but she is continuing to fight for others who have been refused life-prolonging drugs.