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1. Brave Kay carries baton
South Manchester Reporter, Wednesday 31 July 2002Brave Kay Fletcher put aside a badly burnt foot to carry the baton on the final day of the relay.
2. BT makes cuts in payphones
South Manchester Reporter, Friday 13 September 2002ELEVEN local public payphones are to be lost following a review by British Telecom of its telephone network.
3. Golfers get the birdies
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 19 September 2002Golfers in Didsbury are used to birdies - now a flock of cormorants has settled for the winter on the tenth green.
4. Posh‘n Becks icons artist sells out
South Manchester Reporter, Wednesday 11 September 2002An artist - who created a media storm with his cut'n'paste pornographic picture of Posh and Becks - has sold all his work at an exhibition.
5. Red hot Thai talent set to be champion
South Manchester Reporter, Wednesday 31 July 2002Thai boxing bosses are so certain that Fallowfield's Shelley Nisbett will become the world champion next month - they've already scheduled her title defence.
6. Big brother is watching over them
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 4 July 2002Heroic older pupils from Manchester Grammar School rescued two younger boys when they were attacked by teenage muggers while waiting to get a bus home on Wilmslow Road.
7. Flintoff is big hit with Christie's
South Manchester Reporter, Tuesday 17 September 2002England cricket star Andrew Flintoff bowled them over at Christie's Hospital.
8. Conkers over chestnut
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 19 September 2002Tree lovers don't want the axe to fall on a massive chestnut tree in their leafy street - so they took to its branches to try and save it.
9. Cuts in fire service may cost lives
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 27 June 2002Lives in Chorlton and Whalley Range could be put at risk if proposed cuts to the fire service go ahead, according to the firefighters' union.
10. Pupils run amocha
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 11 July 2002Sophisticated pupils at Levenshulme High prefer continental café culture to MTV.