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3391. Holocaust tragedy is remembered

South Manchester Reporter, Friday 1 February 2002
A PRIMARY school teacher's Holocaust poem became a dance by pupils to mark National Holocaust Memorial Day.

3392. Fighting crime on a wing and a lot of prayers

South Manchester Reporter, Friday 1 February 2002
POLICE in south Manchester have turned to a higher power for help in their battle to fight rising crime rates.

3393. First class glass

South Manchester Reporter, Wednesday 30 January 2002
A NEW course in Burnage is teaching students how to make their own stained glass.

3394. Dumped fridges spark health fears

South Manchester Reporter, Wednesday 30 January 2002
WITHINGTON is becoming a magnet for unwanted fridges, a local councillor has warned.

3395. Christie hits target

South Manchester Reporter, Wednesday 30 January 2002
CHRISTIE Hospital has beaten a government target to ensure no one has to wait longer than 15 months for treatment.

3396. Hospital boss is to leave trust

South Manchester Reporter, Wednesday 30 January 2002
THE woman credited with bringing financial stability to south Manchester's hospitals is to leave her post.

3397. Sign up for the Young, Gifted and Green comp

South Manchester Reporter, Wednesday 30 January 2002
LEVENSHULME'S Palace Nightclub is hoping its Young, Gifted and Green Unsigned competition could uncover the new Oasis - and it would not be the first time.

3398. Walk boosts the coffers

South Manchester Reporter, Tuesday 29 January 2002
A FUND raising couple handed over a £11,000 cheque to Christie Hospital research scientist Professor John Radford.

3399. Testicular cancer success for Christie

South Manchester Reporter, Tuesday 29 January 2002
A CANCER patient is set to become a father after a testicular transplant at Christie Hospital led to him to regaining fertility.