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1. 1. Sankeys Soap ready for New Year clean-up

   CityLife, Tuesday 31 December 2002 2002 has been a brilliant year for everyone at Sankeys Soap, not least because of last month's heroic return of Tribal Gathering - but it doesn't end there.

2. 2. Rocking against racism

   CityLife, Friday 06 December 2002 SET to launch on Saturday night (December 7) at the Contact Theatre on Oxford Road, Love Music Hate Racism (LMHR) is a new charity fundraiser, organised by the Anti Nazi League.

3. 3. Theatre award winners

   CityLife, Wednesday 04 December 2002 WITH more than 80 nominations, choosing a winner for each category was no easy task. Here, the judges explain how they arrived at their decisions.

4. 4. Getting a kick out of the beautiful game

   CityLife, Friday 15 November 2002 FROM humble beginnings in 1997, Village Manchester FC has grown to become the biggest gay men's football club outside London.

5. 5. Peer support

   CityLife, Friday 15 November 2002 THE Peer support project was set up in 1996 to offer information and support to young lesbian, gay and bisexual people who needed support and information, or couldn't seek support from other services because of their sexuality.

6. 6. Spotlights - this week's theatre and dance

   CityLife, Friday 08 November 2002 REVIEWS of the best forthcoming performances, from the Dance Theatre of Harlem at the Lowry to The Hobbit at Manchester Opera House.

7. 7. Check out the vinyl vibes

   CityLife, Friday 01 November 2002 THE Northern Quarter may well be home to umpteen trendy record shops, but there's always room for one more, especially when it's offering something new ...

8. 8. Afghan Woman @ Contact Theatre

   CityLife, Thursday 31 October 2002 THE shrouded figure of a woman, concealed by a blue silk burqa, her eyes shadowy through the hooded mesh, moves around bare-footed against the wailing sound of a Muslim call to prayer.

9. 9. Terrashima, The Martini Henry Rifles @ Night and Day

   CityLife, Thursday 10 October 2002 Hippest label of the moment Sonic Mook Experiment let loose their latest selection of "future rock'n'roll" bands that compensate for a lack of tunes with naked aggression.

10. 10. Terrashima, The Martini Henry Rifles @ Night and Day

    CityLife, Thursday 10 October 2002 Hippest label of the moment Sonic Mook Experiment let loose their latest selection of "future rock'n'roll" bands that compensate for a lack of tunes with naked aggression.

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