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1. 1. The community award

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 17 October 2003 The community award& & & & & & & & & & 

2. 2. Drop the needle

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 15 October 2003 HAVING made their name through community radio station ALL FM, Manchester’s Liquid DJs are refusing to go back to obscurity. Now branching into club promotion,& Stylus at the Music Box is their latest contribution to a thriving local scene with an increasing sense of community and shared purpose.

3. 3. Caught again, thief with 50 convictions

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 29 October 2003 A CRIMINAL who was spared jail although he has more than 50 previous convictions was caught stealing only 11 days later. He again escaped jail after being given a community service order - but was then re-arrested in connection with ANOTHER alleged theft.

4. 4. Meet the Saint of Longsight

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 04 October 2003 MEET the Saint who is trying to work miracles in one of Manchester's toughest areas. Beat bobby Andy Saint has been the face of the police force in inner-city Longsight for the past three years. And now Andy's work has earned him a nomination for the prestigious title of community officer of the year in the national Police Review Awards to highlight unsung heroes.<BR>

5. 5. Street take-away take-over

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 13 October 2003 A FORMER shopping area in a prosperous suburb is being taken over by take-aways and wine bars because high rents are forcing shops out. Community groups say Burton Road in West Didsbury, Manchester, was once thriving. Now, as traders move out, premises often stay empty for a long time.

6. 6. Robotic movement

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 17 October 2003 IT'S all too rare these days to find a united and buoyant local music scene that's as approachable as it is brimming with musical potential. But even rarer is it to find some people who completely embody that community-minded ethos. Meet Alan Lewinsky and Rachael Elwell, the Manchester electro scene's self-elected "odd couple" (both romantically and professionally). <BR>

7. 7. Job-hunters miss the bus

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 23 October 2003 THE jobless could be robbed of a chance to find work because two estates are marooned as no-go zones for buses. Kenyon Way Community Centre in Little Hulton, Salford, is organising a jobs fair but people may struggle to get there because local bus services are in jeopardy.

8. 8. Robotic movement

   CityLife, Friday 17 October 2003 IT'S all too rare these days to find a united and buoyant local music scene that's as approachable as it is brimming with musical potential. But even rarer is it to find some people who completely embody that community-minded ethos. Meet Alan Lewinsky and Rachael Elwell, the Manchester electro scene's self-elected "odd couple" (both romantically and professionally).
   

9. 9. Fine for Campbell

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 08 October 2003 SOL Campbell has escaped a ban for his kick at Manchester United's Eric Djemba-Djemba in the FA Community Shield.

10. 10. Comment: FA tough? Not on Sol

    Manchester Evening News, Thursday 09 October 2003 THE FA have been desperate to prove they now have an iron fist. But when it came to meting out punishment on Sol Campbell for kicking Eric Djemba Djemba in the Community Shield they slipped their velvet glove on again.

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