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1. 1. Here’s to a happy couple

   Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 28 December 2005 LEGAL history was made this week when Mary Harrison and Judith Tomlinson became the first gay couple in the borough to tie the knot in a civil partnership ceremony.

2. 2. Utah Saints to open cancer gig

   CityLife, Saturday 24 December 2005 THE Utah Saints have signed up to kick off the Manchester versus Cancer charity gig.

3. 3. Soapbox: Families enjoy festive fistycuffs

   Oldham Advertiser, Friday 23 December 2005 Rachel Broady looks at the week's goings on in Walford, Weatherfield and Emmerdale.

4. 4. A Bit About: Santa Claus

   Oldham Advertiser, Friday 23 December 2005 Christmas in Manchester wouldn't be the same without Santa Claus gazing down from the town hall roof. Just days before Christmas, he took time out of his busy schedule to answer some of our questions.

5. 5. New Sugababe revealed

   CityLife, Thursday 22 December 2005

   THE new member of the Sugababes has been revealed. According to CD:UK, her name is Amelle Berrabah and she will replace Mutya Buena who was in the band for seven years.

6. 6. Confectionery sales drop as health concerns grow

   CityLife, Wednesday 21 December 2005 CONSUMER health concerns have hit sales of some popular food and drink brands, a report out today says. Crisps, chocolate and sweets were some of the worst-affected goods of the past year, according to trade magazine The Grocer.
   

7. 7. Have hundreds lost out in house valuations?

   Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 21 December 2005 EXCLUSIVE MORE than 300 home owners who sold their properties to Oldham's Housing Market Renewal (HMR) team may have lost out on thousands of pounds each.

8. 8. Kelle goes from the Pope to Panto

   CityLife, Tuesday 20 December 2005 NOT many people would give up a high-profile singing career for the volatile world of acting. But, for Kelle Bryan, the decision to leave pop group Eternal after 9m sales was borne partly from her desire to overcome a potentially life-threatening disease called Lupus.

9. 9. Anything Goes for Angela at The Lowry

   CityLife, Wednesday 14 December 2005 ANGELA Rippon will be making her all-singing and dancing theatrical debut in the Cole Porter musical, Anything Goes, at The Lowry until February 4. With typical, go-getting vigour, she can't wait to get started on the show.

10. 10. Coffee grows in popularity

    CityLife, Wednesday 14 December 2005 PUNTERS are shunning pints for lattes as coffee shops take over from pubs as the new place to meet, as a report shows the industry has frothed to a record £1.1 billion a year business in Britain.
    
    

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