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11. Salsa teacher is a benefit cheat

South Manchester Reporter, Friday 19 December 2003
A SALSA teacher from Withington has been jailed for nine months after he claimed incapacity benefit for seven years while teaching dance lessons twice a week.

12. Bowling green kings are crowned record breakers

South Manchester Reporter, Friday 19 December 2003
BOWLERS in Chorlton who bowled non-stop for 52.5 hours without sleep have had their test of endurance officially recognised by the Guinness Book of World Records.

13. Business briefs

South Manchester Reporter, Friday 19 December 2003
SIXTH formers from Withington Girls made a killing selling underwear as part of a Young Enterprise Group set up by the school to teach the girls about business.

14. Boundary name row rumbles on

South Manchester Reporter, Friday 19 December 2003
WHAT'S in a name? A row has broken out over the new (or not so new) name for Barlow Moor.

15. Police want more bikes on the beat

South Manchester Reporter, Friday 19 December 2003
POLICE chiefs say they are gaining ground in the battle against crime despite a 16pc increase in burglaries.

16. Christmas will be delicious for Delise

South Manchester Reporter, Friday 19 December 2003
LITTLE Delise Cassarino is getting ready to celebrate her best ever Christmas.

17. Let the music play - but only until 11

South Manchester Reporter, Friday 19 December 2003
A SEVENTIES band have walked out on a pub in Didsbury after they were fined by the landlord for playing an encore.

18. Christmas lights are a big hit, me old China

South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 11 December 2003
EVERYONE loves this Chorlton semi that has been transformed into a winter wonderland - even those living as far away as China.

19. Raiders ransack pianist’s workshop

South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 11 December 2003
A PIANO tuner from Didsbury has blamed the clearing of a railway embankment as the reason thieves targeted a workshop in his back garden.

20. Brave Brandon’s trip to Lapland

South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 11 December 2003
LITTLE Brandon Bassett has undergone seven heart by-passes in his short life.
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