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1. 1. Jobs scare at kids' store

   Accrington Observer, Wednesday 31 December 2008 JOBS are hanging in the balance for staff at an Accrington childrenswear store amid news the company has filed for bankruptcy.

2. 2. Bets, bums and battles for Reds

   Accrington Observer, Wednesday 31 December 2008 2008 was certainly a year Accrington Stanley hit the headlines. From match-fixing allegations, to their captain being whipped on television, to conceding eight goals in one match and then to almost upsetting Championship side Wolves - they certainly kept themselves in the spotlight over the course of the year.

3. 3. Growth at Greens

   CityLife, Wednesday 24 December 2008 DIDSBURY vegetarian restaurant Greens, co-owned by television chef Simon Rimmer, has marked 18 years in business by more than doubling its covers capacity from 32 to 80.

4. 4. Workers stunned by saw mill jobs cut

   Accrington Observer, Tuesday 23 December 2008 A SAW makers in Oswaldtwistle is the latest company in Hyndburn to announce redundancies after going into liquidation.

5. 5. Woolies to close in January with the loss of 21 jobs

   Accrington Observer, Tuesday 23 December 2008 ACCRINGTON’S Woolworth store, which has been at the heart of the town for the last 83 years, will be one of the last to close nationwide.

6. 6. Kings Of Leon step up to arenas in style

   CityLife, Wednesday 17 December 2008 GAZING out at the enthralled throng before him, Caleb Followill lets his craggily cool exterior slip for just a minute. “When we started this band we never dreamed 10,000 people would know who we were,” he mumbles in his Deep South drawl, shuffling his feet.

7. 7. 24:7 Theatre Festival - chance to enter 2009 event

   CityLife, Wednesday 17 December 2008 AT this year's Manchester Evening News Theatre Awards the annual 24:7 Theatre Festival received five nominations for participating actors or shows. Now it’s your chance to take part in the hit theatric al showcase.

8. 8. Kings Of Leon step up to arenas in style

   CityLife, Wednesday 17 December 2008 GAZING out at the enthralled throng before him, Caleb Followill lets his craggily cool exterior slip for just a minute. “When we started this band we never dreamed 10,000 people would know who we were,” he mumbles in his Deep South drawl, shuffling his feet.

9. 9. See How They Run: tonic farce at the Royal Exchange

   CityLife, Tuesday 16 December 2008 LOOKING for an alternative entertainment to the Christmas pantomime? See How They Run Philip King's rip-roaring, wartime farce of vicars, frocked and unfrocked, may be just the ticket

10. 10. See How They Run: tonic farce at the Royal Exchange

    CityLife, Tuesday 16 December 2008 LOOKING for an alternative entertainment to the Christmas pantomime? See How They Run Philip King's rip-roaring, wartime farce of vicars, frocked and unfrocked, may be just the ticket

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