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3991. Dutch treat sees Godber back at his best
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 23 June 2005JOHN Godber is back to his best with Going Dutch which made The Lowry the last port of call on its British tour.
3992. Brothers in war are back on home ground
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 23 June 2005THEIR lives may have become more exciting than their music ion recent years but Riazat Butt says they are still definitely (maybe) worth seeing at the City of Manchester Stadium this weekend. Who knows - they may even get through a whole gig without falling out!
3993. Get ready to party!
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 23 June 2005SOUTH Manchester is set for double festival fun this weekend, as big events in both Didsbury and Chorlton shape up to entertain expected record crowds.
3994. Watch out: What's on TV this week
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 23 June 2005WHAT is the must-see TV over the coming week? Conrad Astley casts his eye over the schedules.
3995. Why Babs loves getting needled
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 23 June 2005BARBARA Roberts is constantly being needled... by her family of pets.
3996. A bit about ... Chris Simms
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 23 June 2005CHRIS Simms is the author of Killing the Beasts, a thrilled set ion Manchester during the Commonwealth Games. It is described as a "vivid portrayal of the crimes that lurk between the bright lights of a vibrant city". The psychological thriller - launched this week - is Simms' third book.
3997. Metrolink’s vital for our future prosperity
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 23 June 2005THE Metrolink is an absolute must for south Manchester's prosperity, transport bosses insisted this week.
3998. Why men have lost art of love
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 23 June 2005LAST week we revealed how thirtysomething women in Chorlton were the most love-starved in the UK. Census figures show six out of every ten women in the trendy district are unattached and living on their own or in shared accommodation with friends. But while many of these women wallow in the carefree, Bridget Jones-type lifestyle, it seems some are still pine for good old-fashioned romance.
3999. Cash mountain for tiny Max
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 23 June 2005MAX O'Bern, 12, was amazed to find his bank balance swollen by a £1,765.50 cheque from a Swiss bank he had never heard of.
4000. Previews: Andy Williams, Crosby, Still and Nash
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 23 June 2005LEGENDARY is about the only word to describe the two big musical attractions in the city this week.