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1. 1. Predictions for 2005

   CityLife, Friday 31 December 2004 AS the Hogmanay chimes start to ring, we dig out the crystal ball and make some key predictions for the year ahead. If you thought this year was exciting, you ain't seen nothing yet...

2. 2. Cirque's new dawn for Nicola

   CityLife, Friday 31 December 2004 THE old cliché has the excited youngster running away to join the circus. But there's nothing clichéd about the brilliant Cirque du Soleil, nor about singer Nicola Dawn's path from Cheadle Hulme to starring with the company in their Saltimbanco show, coming to Manchester in early January.

3. 3. 2004 for Stanley - a rollercoaster ride

   Accrington Observer, Thursday 30 December 2004 IT HAS certainly been a rollercoaster year for Accrington Stanley.

4. 4. FIRST change sparks job fears

   Accrington Observer, Thursday 30 December 2004 HYNDBURN Council is set to re-name its regeneration arm, we can exclusively reveal.

5. 5. Great Scot! Boy takes plea to the top

   Accrington Observer, Thursday 30 December 2004 AN ACCRINGTON youngster has taken a battle to save his impoverished ice hockey team all the way to the top.

6. 6. Pals link lost as QLR merges

   Accrington Observer, Wednesday 22 December 2004 THE last living link to the Accrington Pals has been lost due to Government cutbacks.

7. 7. Potter set for July release

   CityLife, Tuesday 21 December 2004 THE sixth Harry Potter book will hit the shops on July 16 next year, it has been announced. Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince will be published simultaneously in the UK, the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa.

8. 8. Scissor Sisters - Filthy/Gorgeous (Polydor Records)

   CityLife, Friday 17 December 2004 IT'S only fitting that the year of the Scissor Sisters should draw to a close with news of the orgasmic new single, which will take them into 2005.

9. 9. Smooth operators from the Emerald Isle

   CityLife, Thursday 16 December 2004 NICKY Byrne isn't a big fan of photo shoots. The singer and his Westlife cohorts have just finished getting snapped in a snooker club in north London and Nicky's more than a little relieved. "I don't like them," he says. "They're a bit monotonous. You have to wait while they get the light right and all that."

10. 10. Jobs bombshell for mill workers

    Accrington Observer, Thursday 16 December 2004 OVER 100 workers at one of East Lancashire's last surviving textile firms are to lose their jobs as their work is switched to Egypt.

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