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1. 21. Live your golden years in style

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 25 February 2011 Personally, I have never been comfortable with the concept of retirement villages.

2. 22. BBC newcomers get a helping hand to feel at home in north.

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 20 May 2011 How do you make the move from one end of the country to another?

3. 23. 'London's just over-priced and miserable'

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 11 March 2003 Natalie Bruce, 30, Interior Designer of St Georges Church, Deansgate:

4. 24. Will son’s divorce put home at risk?

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 27 May 2011 Q My son wants to buy my house but let my wife and I live in it until we die.

5. 25. Designs on getting new estates right

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 23 November 2005 SO which housing estate would you rather be going home to? The one in the top picture where you walk to your front door past a central communal garden and lots of trees or the second, below, where you have to negotiate parked cars and wheelie bins and you only know which house is yours because of the curtains?<BR>

6. 26. Stepping inside a brave domestic world

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 13 October 2011 Sharks in the swimming pool, a refrigerator which tells you what to eat and housework sorted at the touch of a button. It sounds out of this world, but will be coming soon to a home near you.

7. 27. Guide to finding a home away from the rat race

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 06 August 2003 DO you want to escape the rat race? Fed up with your two-up-two-down and keen to live somewhere very different and perhaps a bit quirky? From barges to holiday homes, there are many alternatives to traditional bricks and mortar.

8. 28. Why the stars love the lakes

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 17 November 2004 HOW do you fancy being able to count George Clooney, Richard Gere or the Versaces among your neighbours? If the idea of holidaying amid the glitterati appeals, then perhaps you should consider buying a bolthole in the Italian Lakes.

9. 29. Clocks change means it's time to save energy

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 26 October 2005 THE CLOCKS go back this weekend, which means the lights go on earlier, the heating gets turned up and the tumble dryer drains the national grid.

10. 30. Spotlight on Burnage

    Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 01 September 2004 IT may be south of the city but Burnage never had quite the same cachet as some of its trendy neighbours - until now. The astronomical rise of the property market has seen many aspiring to live in Didsbury, Withington or the Heatons look elsewhere, and the next place you come to is Burnage.

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