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1. 1. Sky's the limit for real fun weekend

   Oldham Advertiser, Friday 11 August 2006 MANCHESTER takes to the Sky this weekend - and what a journey it promises to be!

2. 2. Wine round-up

   CityLife, Friday 11 August 2006 WOLF Blass is an Aussie wine legend. Back in 1961, the young German with a determination to make red wines (difficult, of course, in his native land), emigrated down under with é100 savings to get him started.

3. 3. Haining takes the armband

   Oldham Advertiser, Thursday 31 August 2006 LATICS boss John Sheridan has named Will Haining as the new first-team skipper, replacing the injured Chris Swailes.

4. 4. 24:7 showcase: Canaveral's revenge

   CityLife, Friday 18 August 2006 CANAVERAL'S Lurch, laughs writer Neil A. Edwards, had been "just on my shelf for three years" before he was inspired to re-jig it for this year's 24:7 Theatre Festival.

5. 5. What kind of guest are you?

   CityLife, Thursday 03 August 2006 COPING with guests' food fads and personality quirks can make summer entertaining stressful. By the time you've catered for one guest who doesn't eat wheat and one on a bizarre diet - not to mention ensuring that the smug marrieds don't get into a spat with the boozy singleton - it can feel like you're in host hell.

6. 6. HMS Pinafore @ Buxton Opera House

   CityLife, Monday 21 August 2006 ALAN Spencer's production of HMS Pinafore, which brought the 13th International Gilbert & Sullivan Festival at Buxton to a triumphant close, was another example of his ability to create magic in a great tradition.

7. 7. Robbie: Why I didn't rejoin Take That

   CityLife, Tuesday 22 August 2006 POP idol Robbie Williams has told a national newspaper why he didn't rejoin his old band That That for their spring tour earlier this year. He has also spoken about his feud with another of the city's bands, Oasis.

8. 8. Does boom mean gloom?

   Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 30 August 2006 NEW national figures that show house prices in Oldham have rocketed by up to 21 per cent in value in the last year have been met with scepticism by local estate agents.

9. 9. An angel will not be descending

   Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 16 August 2006 OLDHAM'S bid for up to £25 million of Big Lottery Funding to give the town an 'Angel of the North'-style 'Living Landmark' is dead in the water.

10. 10. ‘Don’t take away our reason for getting out of bed in the mornings’

    Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 09 August 2006 EXCLUSIVE MORE than 225 disabled people in Oldham could lose their jobs at Christmas in drastic cuts at Remploy, the Government-funded employment scheme.

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