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1. Past election results
Salford Advertiser, Friday 25 February 2005PREVIOUS election results for our constituencies ...
2. Car boot cash served on a plate for shrewd sisters
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 24 February 2005WHEN car boot-crazy Margaret Sims paid just one pound for a battered old plate covered in chipped emulsion, she could never have dreamed it was an Art Deco classic worth nearly £2,000.
3. Hunt continues for missing man
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 24 February 2005POLICE are still hunting an Eccles man who vanished without a trace almost 10 years ago with a suspected £130,000 of council cash.
4. Ex-cons’ justice at people’s court
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 24 February 2005A COURT in which locals and ex-cons could sit side-by-side to decide how petty crooks are punished, is to be set up in Salford.
5. Actor helps brave Mary smile again
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 24 February 2005A SWINTON pensioner who was battered by two thugs was overwhelmed with emotion when a local actor paid her a special visit.
6. Grave matter causing upset for relatives
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 24 February 2005GRIEVING relatives turning up to the graves of loved ones across the city have been shocked to find danger notices tied to the tombstones.
7. Tot swallows stone found in tin of soup
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 24 February 2005A SWINTON mum was horrified when her 20-month-old baby choked on a stone found in a tin of soup.
8. Willows ready to host red rebels
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 24 February 2005EXCLUSIVE SALFORD City Reds have confirmed a breakaway 'Manchester United' run by rebel fans opposed to Malcolm Glazer could play their games at the Willows.
9. Calls to GP surgeries charged at chatline rate
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 17 February 2005CALLS to two doctor's surgeries in Salford can now cost nearly as much as phoning premium rate chat lines.
10. Traders hit by big fines
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 17 February 2005FIVE more Salford traders - including two from the same store - have been prosecuted for selling alcohol to underage teenagers.