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11. Schoolboy serves up menu in Braille
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 11 December 2001 CHRISTMAS was on the menu three weeks ago for Gareth Hughes. -
12. Playground danger warning
Manchester Evening News, Friday 28 December 2001 NURSERY school teachers believe outdoor play areas are not suitable for young children, a survey shows. -
13. The future of fashion
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 27 December 2001 FASHION guru Vivienne Westwood may be quaking in her platform boots when she sees the latest designer talent to come out of Wigan. -
14. Schools to share pot of gold
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 20 December 2001 SCHOOLS in Greater Manchester have been given a £38 million Christmas present from the government. -
15. Psychologists suspended after schools probe
Manchester Evening News, Friday 28 December 2001 TWO psychologists working in Salford schools have been suspended after allegations that scores of children with special needs did not get enough support. -
16. Crisis college head quits
Manchester Evening News, Friday 28 December 2001 THE principal of crisis-hit Stockport College has resigned after more than a decade working in the top job. -
17. McGuinness to meet bomb victims' parents
Manchester Evening News, Friday 14 December 2001 FORMER IRA chief Martin McGuinness is to meet the parents of the two boys killed in the Warrington bombing. -
18. Riots report urges shake-up
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 13 December 2001 THE INDEPENDENT report into this summer’s Oldham race riots contains sweeping recommendations — and some unusual findings. -
19. Victims' parents meet ex-IRA boss
Manchester Evening News, Monday 17 December 2001 A FACE-TO-FACE meeting with former IRA boss Martin McGuinness has helped a mother come to terms with the loss of her son in a bombing atrocity eight years ago. -
20. Row over pill for under-age girls
Manchester Evening News, Friday 14 December 2001 SCHOOL nurses in Manchester are taking under-age girls to get the morning-after pill - without their parents' knowledge.