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11. First of its kind but shut due to vandals and fraud
South Manchester Reporter, Wednesday 29 May 2002The first automated garage in south Manchester has closed following attacks by vandals.
12. Toddler won't eat until her sister is found
South Manchester Reporter, Wednesday 29 May 2002A three-year-old girl is refusing to eat until her sister, Fatima - who has been missing for over five weeks - comes home.
13. Co-operating with 'dead' funny show
South Manchester Reporter, Wednesday 29 May 2002Cult comedy League of Gentlemen has chosen a Chorlton funeral parlour as the backdrop for scenes in its latest creepy series.
14. Our Father's altar-native World Cup
South Manchester Reporter, Wednesday 29 May 2002Football really is the new religion at a Chorlton church - where altar boys and choir singers wear their soccer strips for Mass and the priest is off to Japan for the World Cup.
15. Abbie fashions herself a new designer life
South Manchester Reporter, Wednesday 29 May 2002Following in the footsteps of Chorlton's Matthew Williamson is a scary prospect for any fashion student - but Abigail Coles has designs on his success.
16. Our Father's altar-native World Cup
South Manchester Reporter, Wednesday 29 May 2002Football really is the new religion at a Chorlton church - where altar boys and choir singers wear their soccer strips for mass and the priest is off to Japan for the World Cup.
17. Peter is really ship shape
South Manchester Reporter, Wednesday 29 May 2002Captain Peter Cullen sailed the ships which took the name of Manchester across the oceans of the world.
18. School dinners... we just love them
South Manchester Reporter, Wednesday 29 May 2002When pupils from Old Moat Primary had an important meeting with education secretary Estelle Morris, they wanted to make one thing very clear, they LOVE school dinners.
19. Soccer Sunday
South Manchester Reporter, Wednesday 29 May 2002Soccer-mad vicar David Hughes is giving Sunday service the red card as he screens England's clash with Sweden live in his church.
20. Paul rejects £8,000 for his Old Trafford
South Manchester Reporter, Tuesday 28 May 2002Big hearted Paul Singer has rejected an £8,000 personal offer for his brilliant Old Trafford matchstick model - because he wants to auction it off for Francis House Hospice.