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1. 70mph gales wreck house
South Manchester Reporter, Wednesday 24 March 2004GUSTS of up to 70mph battered south Manchester over the weekend.
2. One in 10 women hit by chlamydia
South Manchester Reporter, Wednesday 24 March 2004DOCTORS have seen a big increase in the number of young girls infected with the sexually transmitted disease chlamydia.
3. PM Blair’s tribute to a top class secondary
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 18 March 2004TONY Blair made his first-ever visit as prime minister to the Withington constituency when he opened the new £17 million Oakwood High School.
4. Gran banned from the club she fought to save
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 11 March 2004A GRANDMOTHER has been barred from a Didsbury health club - for trying to keep it open.
5. Binge drinking: A lethal brew
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 18 March 2004DRUNKEN revellery in late-night drinking spots is turning great swathes of south Manchester into no-go areas after dark, according to civic groups.
6. Cash windfall to tackle muggers
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 4 March 2004THE fight against street crime in south Manchester received a major boost this week with the announcement of a multi-million cash windfall to tackle muggers and robbers.
7. Man plunges to death escaping fire
South Manchester Reporter, Wednesday 24 March 2004A CHORLTON man died after leaping from the bedroom window of his flat to escape a fire.
8. ‘Kippax Kid’ sells off city memorabilia
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 11 March 2004IN today's world of over-hyped footballers with their enormous egos and even larger wage packets, the likes of former Man City player Nori Rucker are but a distant memory.
9. The worst drink driver in Britain?
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 18 March 2004He's been called one of Britain's worst drink drivers and he's fallen foul of the law once again.
10. Six in Gambian appeal
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 11 March 2004SIX South Manchester School girls are appealing for help in their efforts to make an aid mission to Gambia.