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161. Tommy, the Toon Army favourite dies
Middleton Guardian, Thursday 23 June 2005AN FA CUP winning footballer and long-standing pillar of the local community passed away in the early hours of 14 June at a Middleton nursing home.
162. Animal horror
Middleton Guardian, Thursday 23 June 2005EXCLUSIVE DEAD animals were feasted upon by rats, after they were left to rot in a former rabbit sanctuary.
163. New gas fire gets the bird
Middleton Guardian, Thursday 23 June 2005WHEN one family bought a state-of-the-art new fireplace, the last thing they expected was for it to become a nesting place for local birds.
164. Private prosecution vow by mum
Middleton Guardian, Thursday 23 June 2005A TEENAGER who left her classmate unconscious in a vicious "happy slapping" attack will not escape charges, the victim's mother has vowed.
165. Sweet steps
Middleton Guardian, Thursday 16 June 2005HOTSTEPPERS from a Middleton dancing academy are on the road to national stardom after getting through to the final round of a prestigious TV audition.
166. Meeting called for locals ‘kept in the dark’
Middleton Guardian, Thursday 16 June 2005RESIDENTS who have discovered their homes may be demolished say they are sick of being kept in the dark and won't give up without a fight.
167. Time called on pub louts
Middleton Guardian, Thursday 16 June 2005TIME has been called on local lager louts with the launch of Middleton's new Pubwatch scheme.
168. Help the other Jamie's school mission
Middleton Guardian, Thursday 9 June 2005WE'VE all heard about chef Jamie Oliver's quest to rid school menus of unhealthy food.
169. Bus 'kidnapped'
Middleton Guardian, Thursday 9 June 2005FRIGHTENED passengers were 'kidnapped' by a bus driver who even smashed a window during their terror ride.
170. How the Luftwaffe missed the chance to destroy Avro factory
Middleton Guardian, Thursday 26 May 2005PRODUCTION lines at a Middleton factory rolled throughout the war, producing the greatest bomber of World War Two - the Avro Lancaster.