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1. 1. Third time lucky for bride Sarah Walters

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 04 June 2007 I ended up waiting 10 years to get married. My partner, Michael, and I met in 1997 and set a date for 2001. But instead we bought a house and the savings went with it.

2. 2. Sarah Walters meets Brendan Blood who has penned a book about Sasha

   CityLife, Friday 19 August 2011 Everyone has a hero, but few of us will ever find our names sharing billing on a book cover with our favourite star.

3. 3. How the city proves to be a big draw

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 17 January 2012 Sarah Walters takes an artistic guided tour of the Northern Quarter.

4. 4. Sarah Walters' gigs of 2008

   CityLife, Monday 01 December 2008 BEFORE the spectacular lightshow kicked in, I wouldn’t have called myself a Massive Attack fan. But 10 minutes later, I counted myself as a convert.

5. 5. Sarah Dunant is putting her story in history

   CityLife, Friday 14 October 2011 Author Sarah Dunant first fell in love with stories about kings and queens when she was a teenager. She tells Sarah Walters how writing about them became her day job.

6. 6. Sarah Walters' gigs of the year

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 29 December 2006 CHARM: you've either got it or you ain't, and Regina Spektor - who walks off with my prize for 2006 gig of the year - must wake up crushed under the weight of it on a nightly basis.

7. 7. Capital idea has northern crafters in the spotlight

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 20 October 2011 Sarah Walters meets the designing duo whose Manchester craft fair is now big business.

8. 8. Interview: Sarah Tse

   CityLife, Friday 08 January 2010 SARAH Tse tells Sarah Walters how she draws on notions of childhood to create her work.

9. 9. Focus: Farmers fighting back

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 29 July 2005 FOUR years ago, farmers were hit with another disaster they could ill afford - foot and mouth disease. Still recovering from the impact of BSE, could only watch as 10 million animals were slaughtered and burned. Some went out of business, but for others the buzzword became diversification. Sarah Walters& travelled into Cheshire to see how farmers are transforming their farms, and their fortunes.

10. 10. Noisy reminder of Manchester’s industrial boom

    Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 22 February 2012 Take one 19th century relic, a modern sound system and a Turner prize winner and the result is deafeningly good, says Sarah Walters.

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