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1. Minister courts victims’ support
Stockport Express, Wednesday 29 March 2006THE STOCKPORT coroner involved in hundreds of inquests involving victims and possible victims of serial killer Harold Shipman met with a government minister in the town earlier this week to discuss new rules.
2. Borough hit as workers down tools
Stockport Express, Wednesday 29 March 2006THOUSANDS of workers went on strike yesterday (Tues), hitting schools, colleges, police stations, libraries and town centre businesses.
3. Lighting plan causes outcry
Stockport Express, Wednesday 29 March 2006THE issue of whether or not to turn out street lamps across Stockport to save money has created a swift and mainly angry response from readers and politicians.
4. One day strike will cause ‘serious disruption’
Stockport Express, Wednesday 22 March 2006SERIOUS disruption to services in Stockport is being forecast during next Tuesday's one-day strike involving thousands of trade unionists.
5. Lights out
Stockport Express, Wednesday 22 March 2006EXCLUSIVE COUNCIL officials have hatched a scheme to cut spending by more than £10 million - by blacking out the borough with a street light switch off.
6. Minister’s motorbike ‘terror’ going 0mph
Stockport Express, Wednesday 15 March 2006A GOVERNMENT Minister had a shaky start during the launch of the flagship £50million scheme to transform Stockport College - after he stalled a 1,000cc motorcycle during a tour of the facilities.
7. School bosses in hot water for closing early
Stockport Express, Wednesday 8 March 2006EXCLUSIVE STOCKPORT teachers have had their knuckles rapped after illegally marking pupils present at school - and then sending them home early.
8. ‘Fury’ over rise in 2006 councillors’ allowances
Stockport Express, Wednesday 8 March 2006HIKES in allowances for borough councillors have been condemned by a leading Conservative, in the wake of £10.5 million cuts to council services this financial year.
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