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31. Youngsters drum up Games support
Manchester Evening News, Sunday 10 March 2002 YOUNGSTERS have been drumming up excitement about the Commonwealth Games to celebrate World Music Week. -
32. Youngsters drum up Games support
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 27 March 2002 YOUNGSTERS have been drumming up excitement about the Commonwealth Games to celebrate World Music Week. Members of the Dynamo Club, from Tameside, have been learning new skills to perform a colourful mix of African drumming, singing and dancing to mark Commonwealth Day and the countdown to the 2002 games. -
33. Spirit of Friendship boost to Games
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 27 March 2002 THE nationwide ''Spirit of Friendship'' festival to mark the Commonwealth Games was being launched today in a glittering ceremony in London. -
34. Chance to march out as a prize citizen
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 27 March 2002 THERE are as many different definitions of being a modern day British citizen as there are residents. And in order to win the right to lead out the 72 competing nations at the opening of the Games on July 25, young people simply have to express what it means to them to be a British citizen in 21st century multi-cultural Britain. -
35. Teenagers make song they hope will be Games anthem
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 22 December 2001 A GROUP of teenagers have recorded a song that they hope will become the anthem for the Commonwealth Games. -
36. Salford bid to woo Mandela
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 13 February 2002 NELSON Mandela is being wooed by Salford to visit the city as a guest of honour during the Commonwealth Games. -
37. Your views
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38. Youngsters drum up Games support
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 20 March 2002 YOUNGSTERS have been drumming up excitement about the Commonwealth Games to celebrate World Music Week. Members of the Dynamo Club, from Tameside, have been learning new skills to perform a colourful mix of African drumming, singing and dancing to mark Commonwealth Day and the countdown to the 2002 games.