WHAT'S IN FRIDAY'S CHRONICLE
Date published: 29 March 2013
NINTEEN schools have declined to pay Oldham Council to continue providing school crossing patrols when they return after Easter. But seven schools will take up the service for the first time, at a cost of £5,377 per year.
We have a comprehensive round-up, plus views from head teachers and parents.
Nearly 400 arrests have been made across Greater Manchester this week, including several in Oldham, as the police carried out a "spring clean" against crime.
On the sporting front, it is a vital Easter period for Latics, who have strengthened their squad with the addition of an experienced defender, while Oldham Roughyeds prepare to launch their league campaign with a derby clash against Rochdale.
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