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1. Salford Council biting back with alleygating power
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 31 July 2003NEW POWERS granted by the government this week will allow Salford Council to close alleyways in crime hotspots as part of a crackdown on robbery, burglary, arson and drug dealing.
2. Daniel’s 999 calls for help ‘ignored’
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 31 July 2003A SCHOOLBOY hero who raced to the aid of a teenager who collapsed in the street says 999 operators repeatedly ignored his pleas for help and dismissed his calls as a juvenile prank.
3. Mum raped on way home
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 24 July 2003A MOTHER-of-two was brutally raped in Little Hulton last weekend while walking home after spending a night with friends.
4. Student’s grief after M56 crash
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 17 July 2003A SALFORD University student is among those left devastated after the M56 horror-smash which claimed seven lives.
5. Kids view porn at school
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 10 July 2003EDUCATION bosses are investigating how a failure in a Kersal primary school's 'nanny net' system allowed children to search for and find pornography on a school computer.
6. Police call time on Eccles lager louts
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 10 July 2003POLICE are calling time on Eccles lager louts with a massive operation to crack down on drink related violence in the town centre.
7. Ban Corrie to save Salford
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 10 July 2003CORONATION Street is doing untold damage to Salford's reputation in the rest of the country, according to Salford University's vice chancellor.
8. Baby’s brain removed and destroyed while parents kept in dark
Salford Advertiser, Friday 4 July 2003HOPE Hospital has been heavily criticised by the Health Service Ombudsman for clinical and ethical failings surrounding the death of a baby whose brain was retained and destroyed without consent.
9. Security for cops’ HQ probed
Salford Advertiser, Friday 4 July 2003A SECURITY firm set up by a jailed Salford man once dubbed the city's 'Mr Big', has won a contract to guard the site of Pendleton's new police station.
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