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1. Mother’s goodbye to her heart op heroine
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 28 September 2006HEART transplant heroine Sholeh Rhodes has passed away in peace after her family agreed to switch off her life support.
2. Pupils’ guard of honour for lollipop lady
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 28 September 2006PUPILS bid a final farewell to their lollipop lady as her funeral procession passed by the spot where she was killed.
3. Sshh, don’t mention the ‘S’ word
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 28 September 2006THE woman behind the bid to bring the BBC to Salford has denied a DVD promoting the project snubs the city.
4. Cancer card comes to city
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 28 September 2006A YOUNG cancer sufferer has launched a card scheme in Salford to prevent cancer victims being banned from pubs for wearing head gear.
5. Help us save Ordsall Hall
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 28 September 2006THE Advertiser is launching its campaign to raise almost £1 million to renovate one of Salford's best loved buildings.
6. Residents’ association in threat to call it a day
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 28 September 2006A LITTLE Hulton residents association is threatening to throw the towel in after years of not seeing enough done for their neighbourhood.
7. Police fear for knife fight pub’s landlady
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 28 September 2006POLICE are asking the landlady of a Little Hulton pub to be replaced as part of a review prompted by a mass knife fight which took place outside.
8. MP's Conference diary
Salford Advertiser, Wednesday 27 September 2006AS THE Labour Party Conference is held in Manchester, Worsley MP Barbara Keeley gives us her diary of the week's events ...
9. Stars say goodbye to real local legend
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 21 September 2006A WELL known businessman was visited on his death bed by Manchester United star Ryan Giggs who 'thought the world' of the 78-year-old renowned for wearing his favourite trilby hat.
10. Heart op heroine fights for life
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 21 September 2006A WOMAN, who 18 years ago became the country's youngest full heart transplant patient, is in intensive care after suffering organ failure which her mum fears will take her life.