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1. 1. Thousands grieve for community crusader

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 26 April 2003 THOUSANDS turned out to pay their last respects to civil rights crusader Beresford Edwards - a leading member of Manchester's West Indian community.

2. 2. Tearaways told to wreck house

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 25 April 2003 TEENAGE criminals are being told to ransack a house in a new kind of community service order.

3. 3. Financial duo win top prize

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 21 April 2003 THE founders of a finance firm which specialises in advising the UK's Muslim community have won the regional final of a major entrepreneur's competition.

4. 4. Plea for refugee children

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 17 April 2003 TEACHERS will hear calls from a Manchester teacher today for the government to allow all refugee and asylum seeking children to be taught in community schools.

5. 5. Farewell, little princes

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 04 April 2003 FOUR small coffins are carried into a Cheshire church as a shocked community gathers to remember the four 'little princes' gassed by their father.

6. 6. Kids get chance to be Massive

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 03 April 2003 A SHOWCASE event for new talent will help bring art and music out of the galleries and concert halls and into the community.

7. 7. £1m scheme to smarten up city

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 19 April 2003 COMMUNITY groups in Manchester will get '1 million to make the city a better place to live.

8. 8. Asian Dub Foundation - 1,000 Mirrors (Virgin Records)

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 18 April 2003 A SUITABLY tense treatment is given to this track revealing the emotional cost of domestic violence in the Asian community.

9. 9. No-go estate that defied the odds

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 09 April 2003 IT has been described as an island of deprivation in a sea of affluence, but one of Greater Manchester's most notorious estates has been transformed.

10. 10. 2,000 guns handed in

    Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 30 April 2003 POLICE say Greater Manchester is safer after a month's firearms amnesty took more than 2,000 guns out of circulation - 10 per cent of the national total.

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