Trafford | Archive | 2005 | May
STAMFORD Park Junior School and Infants School both celebrate their centenary later this year and a book is being compiled to recognise this unique event. more...
DURING the war, Oliver Cronshaw, from Timperley, was leaning on a lamppost on the corner of a street when a certain little lady called Louisa came by. more...
A NEW low fare community transport service has been launched for residents on the Sale West estate. more...
A TRAFFORD councillor has condemned the unauthorised digging up of an embankment in Timperley as 'one of the most horrific things' he'd seen in many years. more...
WE would like to thank, through your letters page, all the people who supported our recent 1970s event held at Flixton House. more...
URMSTON'S 'old' railway station is a superb building which is irreplaceable yet it is being allowed to descend into ruinous decline. It forms the first impression of Urmston for many people and is the first thing Urmston's rail commuters see on their return from a day's work in the city centre. It is exactly the kind of feature that can attract people to the area. more...
WITH the increasing popularity of Space Invaders, Tetris and similar state of the art electronic computer games it has become apparent that the simple art of the conversation is dying. The electronic army have put us under attack and social skills are being rationed. Not only this, another area that has been compromised due to the advancement of TV and wireless are the rules of writing. more...
COUNCIL chiefs have held talks with their contractor Onyx to sort out 'teething problems' with the new recycling collection scheme. more...
ALTRINCHAM FC have been given 5,106 tickets for Sunday's Nationwide Promotion Play-off final game against Eastbourne at the Britannia Stadium, Stoke (1pm). more...
A SPECIAL dedication service was held to mark the opening of a site honouring Greater Manchester Police (GMP) staff killed while on duty. more...
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