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1. Past election results
South Manchester Reporter, Friday 25 February 2005PREVIOUS election results for our constituencies ...
2. How to lose ‘friends’ and aggravate people
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 24 February 2005FRIENDS OF Fog Lane Park vented their anger at council officials during a heated debate over the culling of poplar trees.
3. Will ‘shy’ Shelley be nation’s favourite girl next door?
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 24 February 2005BASHFUL brunette Shelley Darlington can't walk into a half-empty room without blushing.
4. Flawed Galleon report is pulled
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 24 February 2005OFFICERS who gave the go-ahead for a green-belt housing scheme have had to call back their planning report amid widespread public anger.
5. Council sack asylum seeker - then campaign to keep him here
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 24 February 2005EXCLUSIVE AN ASYLUM seeker who dedicated his life to helping HIV sufferers faces being booted out of the country.
6. Kennedy’s tonic for under-threat Indian centre
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 24 February 2005LIBERAL DEMOCRAT leader Charles Kennedy lifted the sprits of south Manchester's Asian community with a stirring speech on the virtues of multiculturalism at a church hall in Burnage.
7. Chorlton is facing more gridlock and new rat runs
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 24 February 2005PLANS to change the Chorlton traffic system could result in roads chaos on Manchester United match days, residents have warned.
8. Save Our School
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 17 February 2005WORRIED parents are pleading with education bosses not to close down a special needs centre housed at a Chorlton primary school.
9. Police blitz on off-road bike menace
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 17 February 2005POLICE in south Manchester have launched a zero-tolerance offensive on off-road bikers.
10. Da Vinci Code’s Didsbury link
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 17 February 2005DESCRIPTIONS of the Catholic Opus Dei movement have ranged from a secret and elitist sect to a kind of religious Freemasons.