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1. 1. Saturdays - Holy City Zoo - Retro

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 06 February 2004 RETRO is an institution in the north of England. It was born out of the acid house legend that was Angels in Burnley and Paul Taylor, a former regular at northern soul events at Wigan Casino, quickly became something of a player.

2. 2. Scott is Taylor-made for The Royal

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 12 November 2004 BURNAGE actor Scott Taylor plays dashing new ambulanceman and on-call charmer Frankie Robinson when The Royal returns for a new ITV1 series in December.

3. 3. Best rock and pop CDs of the year

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 31 December 2004 PAUL Taylor chooses his favourite albums of 2004.

4. 4. Saturdays - Holy City Zoo - Retro

   CityLife, Friday 06 February 2004 RETRO is an institution in the north of England. It was born out of the acid house legend that was Angels in Burnley and Paul Taylor, a former regular at northern soul events at Wigan Casino, quickly became something of a player.

5. 5. Saturdays - Holy City Zoo - Retro

   CityLife, Friday 06 February 2004 RETRO is an institution in the north of England. It was born out of the acid house legend that was Angels in Burnley and Paul Taylor, a former regular at northern soul events at Wigan Casino, quickly became something of a player.

6. 6. Where to draw the line on ads

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 10 December 2004 DID those FCUK adverts make your blood boil? Were you offended by the sight of a giant naked Sophie Dahl? If so you may be one of the thousands who have lodged a complaint with the Advertising Standards Authority. Paul Taylor reports.

7. 7. Gascoigne ruled out of County job

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 09 December 2004 PAUL Gascoigne will not be Stockport County's new manager. The former England midfielder had applied for the vacancy created by the departure of Sammy McIlroy a fortnight ago. But County's new managing director Kevan Taylor, who is currently conducting interviews along with chairman Mike Baker, has said that Gazza did not make the cut.

8. 8. Legendary rock band Queen to tour again

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 15 December 2004 ICONIC 1970s' rock band Queen are to go on tour next year with guitarist and vocalist Paul Rodgers replacing legendary frontman Freddie Mercury, who died of Aids in 1991.

9. 9. Talking point: Managing Director Kevan Taylor

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 12 December 2004 I WOULD like to think we can have the new manager in place at Edgeley Park before next Saturday's home game.

10. 10. Legendary rock band Queen to tour again

    CityLife, Wednesday 15 December 2004 ICONIC 1970s' rock band Queen are to go on tour next year with guitarist and vocalist Paul Rodgers replacing legendary frontman Freddie Mercury, who died of Aids in 1991.

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