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11. We'll get our money back
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 13 November 2008HOSPITAL bosses who have £7.5m – mostly charitable donations – frozen as part of the Icelandic cash crisis say they are confident they will get their money back eventually.
12. One-hour wait to pick up your post
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 13 November 2008HOUSEHOLDERS are queuing in the street for almost an hour to collect letters, packets and parcels that Royal Mail workers have been unable to deliver.
13. Finally I can talk abouit mum's fight with cancer
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 13 November 2008FOR years Susan Hargreaves was too upset to talk about her childhood experiences of her mother’s battle with breast cancer.
14. Part and parcel of a frustrating morning out
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 13 November 2008IF IT is logical that the human being is drawn to spending as much time as is possible in the place in which they feel most relaxed, comfortable and at ease, then it seems that a building at Fallowfield’s Granville Road is poised to become the new Cote d’Azure.
15. Street artist
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 13 November 2008CORONATION Street favourite Anne Kirkbride is having another brush with fame - as an artist.
16. For your eyes only ...
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 13 November 2008HAVE you ever fancied becoming a real-life James Bond?
17. 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.
18. How a love of history inspired a West side story
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 13 November 2008TWELVE foot statues of Cleopatra and Tutankhamun; Britain’s first driving ban for a man who drove into a cow; and a young band called Wee Johnny Hayes and the Blue Cats, who grew up to be the Bee Gees. These are just some of the ingredients that make a new book about West Didsbury such a fascinating read. Susannah Wright spoke to Pam Siddons about why she decided to take a Walk on the West Side.
19. Student's take on our big debate
South Manchester Reporter, Tuesday 18 November 2008HEATHER Skillen is a trainee journalist with News Associates. She currently lives in Warrington. Journalism students from News Associates' Manchester training centre were among audience members invited by the South Manchester Reporter. Here's Heather's report on the evening ...
20. Centre is gutted
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 20 November 2008RESIDENTS have spoken of their anger after arsonists devastated a much-loved community centre.