FEW results this season will fill the Moss Lane crowd with the kind of satisfaction that accompanied Saturday's 2-0 win over Tamworth. This was about much more than Alty climbing above their rivals in the scramble to avoid relegation from the Conference
THE Man of Steel failed to appear at Edgeley Park but Sale's own superman added another 19 points to his burgeoning tally, as he led his side to a narrow victory over Saracens. Former League superstar Andy Farrell was limited to the role of spectator
TRAFFORD folk put their best foot forward on Sunday - and raised a staggering £12,000 for cancer charities. More than 340 runners and their supporters made the most of the glorious sunshine to raise the cash at Sale Water Park. Read more about
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Crowds turn out for a sun soaked fun run. Runners raise a staggering £12,000 for cancer charities
A CHARITY that wants to run a drug treatment service in Altrincham town centre says it will be a good neighbour. As revealed in SAM last week, traders and business leaders are campaigning to prevent the unit opening on Market Street, claiming Altrincham's
SAM Sport reporter Connor Murphy talks to Aldershot matchday volunteer Chris Watts to find out what Alty fans can expect when they travel to the Recreation Ground on Saturday. -What are your general expectations of your team this season? Absolute
A NATIONAL political discussion programme will be staged live from Bowdon this Friday night. BBC Radio 4's Any Questions?' - fresh on the back of this week's Labour Party conference in Manchester - will be broadcast from Altrincham Grammar School For
