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1. James Chapman-Kelly - November 27 2008
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 27 November 2008STRICTLY. There’s something dark, sensual and risqué about the solitary word ‘strictly’, isn’t there?
2. James Chapman-Kelly - November 20 2008
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 20 November 2008I ATTENDED the 'Great Debate' concerning the con-gestion charge the other day (you can read all about who attended and who said what to whom in another part of this week's paper).
3. James Chapman-Kelly - November 13 2008
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 13 November 2008REMEMBRANCE Sunday has been and gone yet the real date of the Armistice was the eleventh hour of the eleventh day. One happy event on this Remembrance Sunday was that Syd celebrated his 85th birthday. Syd was involved on a little trek through Normandy, France just weeks after the D-Day landings in 1944. Thankfully 'young' Syd survived to tell the tale although, just like many old soldiers, he never divulges the full horror of what he witnessed.
4. James Chapman-Kelly - 6 November 2008
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 6 November 2008EVIDENTLY belief in a 'higher power' or 'God' goes hand-in-hand with belief in a life after death or 'heaven'. Most religions conform to the basic idea that you live your life, grow old (hopefully), get ill, spend ages in hospital (hopefully not) and eventually die.
5. James Chapman-Kelly - 30 October 2008
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 30 October 2008HOW often have you been told by some officious looking person on the telly that changes are being made to the fabric of society that will make your life easier? And how often has it actually worked out that way?
6. James Chapman-Kelly - October 23 2008
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 23 October 2008SOMEBODY asked Ray, the handsomest guy in south Manchester, what his date of birth was.
7. James Chapman-Kelly - October 16 2008
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 16 October 2008I'VE cracked it!! I’m the proud owner of a couple of banks. Come to think of it, so are you! And you. And you.
8. James Chapman-Kelly - October 9 2008
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 9 October 2008IF THE credit crunch is getting you down just think about the good deed that somebody did for you recently or the favour you did for somebody, then you'll soon cheer up.
9. 2 October 2008
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 2 October 2008The so called 'fat cats' who wheel and deal in our financial institutions lead exciting lives don't they?
10. James Chapman-Kelly - September 25 2008
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 25 September 2008GHOSTS, eh? I was told this story recently by the survivor. It was a dark night in south Manchester, the wind sighed softly through the trees at the side of the cemetery as bats coughed and squeaked their way around old graves searching for their nightly meal of ugly fat bugs.