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1. 1. When rock meets dance, it's Schizo

   CityLife, Friday 4 May 2007 IT'S always big news when two potentially rival promoters work together to create something new in Manchester. Schizo Disco launches tonight.

2. 2. Fresh hope for fields

   Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 2 May 2007 THE turbulent 45-year history of Clayton Playing Fields has taken a positive new twist with news that its ownership could be handed over to the National Playing Fields Association.

3. 3. Caesarean `was a dream'

   Oldham Advertiser, Thursday 10 May 2007 WHEN Liza Ferdinand was pregnant with her third child she was given the "welcome news" that her baby was breech and she was likely to have a Caesarean birth.

4. 4. How Yankee Mary made a splash in Oldham

   Oldham Advertiser, Thursday 31 May 2007 BUDDING sporting heroes have been a regular feature in the Advertiser throughout the years and 1982 was no different.

5. 5. A real Latics legend

   Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 23 May 2007 NO MANAGER is immune from the sack, even if you've served the club for more than two decades, as Jimmy Frizzell found out in 1982. Carl Marsden meets up with a true Boundary Park hero

6. 6. Dad will lose eye after savage attack in street

   Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 2 May 2007 A FAILSWORTH dad will have to have his right eye removed after being savagely beaten in an unprovoked attack in the street.

7. 7. Armada to dock at Apollo

   CityLife, Tuesday 1 May 2007

8. 8. Alfie frontman's Salford session

   CityLife, Friday 18 May 2007 WHAT'S it all about Alfie? It's a good question, and even though Alfie split up nearly two years ago, there's still many a Manc music follower who'll shed a mournful tear when they reminisce about the deceased yet still brilliant folk-popsters.

9. 9. DVD reviews: A Good Year (12)

   CityLife, Tuesday 1 May 2007 MAX Skinner (Crowe) is an arrogant London banker who ruthlessly trades bonds, always with one eye on profit.

10. 10. DVD review: Music And Lyrics (PG)

    CityLife, Tuesday 29 May 2007 DURING the '80s, Alex Fletcher (Grant) rose to fame as a member of the chart-topping group PoP.

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