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1. 1. Days Of Worth - State of Me (Visible Noise)

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 21 June 2005 SOUTHERN rock merchants Days of Worth might not have the anger of their peers, or the ability to hammer out monstrous anthems.

2. 2. Happy Noel!

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 24 June 2005 DON'T Believe The Truth went straight to number one, but can Oasis still cut it live? With three shows in the city in four days, we'll soon find out. Plus find out what the band played in Glasgow on the first night of the summer tour.

3. 3. Seven days of fringe benefits

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 24 June 2005 AFTER a successful launch last year, Manchester's second ever 24:7 fringe theatre festival comes to a close this weekend.

4. 4. Garden of Delight

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 03 June 2005 THE Garden Of Delights, the city's biggest outdoor festival and the unofficial start to summer, is on this weekend at Platt Fields Park in Rusholme. For three days, a city park is transformed into a special fantasy land where hundreds of secrets can be discovered. It's an intriguing, mysterious world, brought to you by Manchester International Arts, the lovely people who thrilled all and sundry with Streets Ahead.

5. 5. Carling 24: The Longcut @ The Roadhouse

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 01 June 2005 GETTING to The Roadhouse on a Saturday morning is normally something that only the venue's cleaners have to endure, not 300 punters fired up by the prospect of a full days entertainment.

6. 6. Bar review: Swan With Two Nicks

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 10 June 2005 A SUNNY summer's evening, a drive out in the country and a slap-up meal in a country pub. What could be more quintessentially English?

7. 7. Spare fits nicely

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 01 June 2005 MOST seasoned clubbers will tell you there's nothing quite like an extended afterparty for rounding off the best nights out and Legends' new Friday night aims to bring you a taste of that special atmosphere.

8. 8. Restaurant fear over `blundering' builders

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 17 June 2005 BUILDERS who accidentally filled a sewer with tons of cement might force a city centre restaurant out of business. Restaurateur Jack Kriakous, co-owner of Crisp on Princess Street near Albert Square, Manchester, has seen his takings fall by more than 60 per cent on last year due to construction work next door.

9. 9. Who's who on the Live 8 stage

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 30 June 2005 FIND out more about all of the acts taking part in Saturday's Live 8 concert at London's Hyde Park, here.

10. 10. Octagon Theatre autumn season

    Manchester Evening News, Friday 10 June 2005 BOLTON'S Octagon Theatre announces its new autumn-winter season today, in the wake of sell-out shows, record-breaking audiences and the introduction of such innovations as online booking.

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