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1. September 28 2006
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 28 September 2006BINGE drinking. I never do anything like that, well only occasionally anyway (anybody says different you can chat with my wonderful Irish barrister, alright John?)
2. Don’t leave us in the dark over post office
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 7 September 2006A CAMPAIGN has been launched to fight plans for a take over of Chorlton Post Office by a "mystery" business.
3. Chaos on the roads as bus war begins
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 7 September 2006A WAR over two south Manchester bus routes is causing traffic chaos.
4. No hiding place for skivers from school
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 21 September 2006TRUANTS in south Manchester - the word on the street is we know exactly where you are and we're coming to get you.
5. ‘Don’t believe the hype’
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 28 September 2006THE city's housing chief has blasted a rebel Labour MP for suggesting thousands of tenants were being misled on the housing-stock transfer debate.
6. Family fight to make safe welsh road where Phoebe died
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 14 September 2006A GRIEVING gran is determined to raise £10,000 for speed warnings on the North Wales road where her grand-daughter was killed.
7. Mia’s tree-top hideout to avoid lustful moggy
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 21 September 2006MIA the cat's feline charms got her into more trouble than she bargained for when a lustful tom cat pursued her.
8. Bus chaos end in sight?
South Manchester Reporter, Wednesday 27 September 2006TRANSPORT secretary Douglas Alexander has given the clearest indication yet that he could be about to scrap the deregulated bus system which has led to chaos on the roads of south Manchester.
9. Too scared to mourn my son
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 21 September 2006A WIDOW whose murdered son is buried in Southern Cemetery says many elderly people will be too afraid to visit the graves of loved ones if plans to close a site office go ahead.
10. Man, 29, charged with attempted murder after stabbings
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 14 September 2006A 29-YEAR-OLD Chorlton man has been charged with two counts of attempted murder after a landlord and bar manager were stabbed in a Chorlton pub.