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41. Surgery’s lift-off

Salford Advertiser, Thursday 20 November 2003
PLANS for a new health and social care centre in Charlestown have finally been unveiled.

42. Surgeon flown to Sweden to conduct a life-saving op

Salford Advertiser, Thursday 20 November 2003
HOPE Hospital surgeon Gordon Carlson can lay claim to the title of international life-saver after being called to Sweden to use his expertise in a vital operation.

43. ‘Burglars forced us to leave home’

Salford Advertiser, Thursday 20 November 2003
A SINGLE mother and her ten-year-old daughter were forced from their home for four nights after their house was broken into and vandalised.

44. Early exit for Perez

Salford Advertiser, Thursday 20 November 2003
LACROSSE: BOARDMAN and Eccles knew they faced a difficult test against Manchester Waconians at the weekend.

45. New faces fall flat

Salford Advertiser, Thursday 20 November 2003
FOOTBALL: Salford City 0 Clitheroe 3

46. Ex-GB star looks set to snub Lions

Salford Advertiser, Thursday 20 November 2003
SWINTON Lions coach Paul Kidd has said it is 'unlikely' former Great Britain star Bobbie Goulding will be joining the club.

47. Moore to come

Salford Advertiser, Thursday 20 November 2003
BOXING: BRITISH and Commonwealth light-middleweight champion Jamie Moore is expecting an awkward fight in the second defence of his title in Belfast on Saturday.

48. Buses in Little Hulton U-turn

Salford Advertiser, Monday 17 November 2003
HIGH-PROFILE police operations in Little Hulton have finally convinced transport bosses to bring vital bus services back to the estates.

49. ‘Tragic death doc was my hero’

Salford Advertiser, Monday 17 November 2003
A DEVASTATED fundraiser has paid tribute to a Royal Manchester Children's Hospital doctor, who died tragically this week, as "a miracle" and her "idol".

50. Hero cadet saves oap's life

Salford Advertiser, Monday 17 November 2003
ONLY the quick-thinking of a 16-year-old RAF cadet saved the life of a pensioner who had collapsed in the street.
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