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1. 1. Latest news

   Oldham Advertiser, Monday 24 May 2004 ALL the latest news and stories from the campaign trail ...

2. 2. Extra special news for budding stars

   CityLife, Thursday 11 March 2004 A GROUND-BREAKING New York ballet troupe are looking for young performers to appear as extras in their forthcoming run of performances at the Lowry.

3. 3. U-turn over Metrolink

   Oldham Advertiser, Thursday 16 December 2004 OLDHAM has received a massive Christmas boost with the news Metrolink is back on track.

4. 4. Sell-out Sisters

   CityLife, Friday 6 August 2004 TIME to dust down that gold lamé jumpsuit because The Scissor Sisters are on their way to Manchester. The bad news - their October 23 gig has already sold out. The good news - they've added a second gig on October 28.

5. 5. Eighties stars to shine again

   CityLife, Monday 7 June 2004 DIG out those puffball skirts and luminous socks é The Here And Now Tour is returning to the Manchester Evening News Arena for the sixth time this Christmas with another collection of eighties pop stars.

6. 6. Gazzamania set for Waterstone's

   CityLife, Tuesday 15 June 2004 NO doubt football fans will still be drowning their sorrows, following England's 2-1 defeat by France at the weekend. But never mind, there is news of a forthcoming visit by a soccer legend that is sure to cheer even the most dejected of supporters.

7. 7. Green Room, green light

   CityLife, Thursday 12 February 2004 THERE'S good news for theatre lovers who might have been worried about the future of the Green Room, the experimental arts space that's been a vital part of the city's arts scene for 21 years now.

8. 8. The Coral - Nightfreak and The Sons Of Becker (Deltasonic)

   CityLife, Thursday 22 January 2004 THE good news is that The Coral's questing muse is so busy that the Hoylake combo can knock off an 11-track album in seven days flat, merely as an appetiser for their next album proper.

9. 9. ‘Happy for all those who lost loved ones’

   Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 14 January 2004 A SHAW woman has welcomed news Harold Shipman has died in prison.

10. 10. Journey's End @ The Lowry

    CityLife, Tuesday 28 September 2004 WAR is still much in the news at the moment and R C Sherriff's powerful evocation of life in the trenches during First World War is a timely reminder of the lives lost in a battle in which 38,000 men were killed.

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