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1. 31. Coco Before Chanel (12a)

   CityLife, Wednesday 29 July 2009 FOR any non-fashionistas out there, this is a biopic of Coco Chanel, the woman who dared to imagine the little black frock, dresses without corsets, hats without frills and clothes cut in definite lines with masculine influences.

2. 32. Baking - it's a piece of cake for Alison Seagrave

   CityLife, Thursday 18 June 2009 A STRETCH of suburban road in Bamford, 'twixt Rochdale and Bury is the unlikely new home of former Harvey Nichols head chef Alison Seagrave. She has returned to her roots to launch an upmarket patisserie/cafe called Macaroon by Alison Seagrave. And the cakes are fabulous There are dining opportunities in abund...

3. 33. Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience (U)

   CityLife, Friday 29 May 2009 THE Jonas Brothers – aka good Christian boys Joe, Nick and Kevin – are an impeccably-styled, multi-million-dollar global phenomenon.

4. 34. Seaside surprises from Tom Bidwell play

   CityLife, Friday 27 February 2009 RISING talent Tom Bidwell's intriguing play at The Lowry Studio delights in constantly surprising its audience.

5. 35. Eclectic mix works for Paolo

   CityLife, Wednesday 07 October 2009 THIS prodigious young talent certainly puts the nut in Nutini. After all, you’ve got to be nutty, haven’t you, to fuse together reggae, Irish folk music, soul, jazz, skiffle and ballads while trying to look like a pensioner with osteoporosis.

6. 36. Escape to Destinos for a fresh Italian experience

   CityLife, Friday 06 November 2009 CAN’T afford a mini-break in Milan? Take a meal at Destinos, look out on to the cobbles and Armani shop front opposite, suspend that tired reality, and you really could be there.

7. 37. Michael McIntyre is exuberantly entertaining

   CityLife, Wednesday 21 October 2009 THE comedy circuit’s man of the moment is proving to be a one-man antidote to the recession. While others struggle to get by in these hard times, McIntyre goes from strength to strength and sells out theatres and arenas all over the UK.

8. 38. Bronze is chest in the nick of time

   Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 18 March 2009 TALENTED youngster Maisie Cole threw herself at the line to earn a bronze medal in the Independent Schools’ National Cross-Country Championships.

9. 39. Top of the world

   Tameside Advertiser, Thursday 22 October 2009 ASHTON-BORN Ross Brawn emulated his hero, Sir Alex Ferguson, to mastermind arguably the greatest F1 championship victory of all time.

10. 40. That’s my (very famous) boy

    Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 29 July 2009 AT 73, Jimmy Armfield is still famous in the football world, with a voice well known to thousands of radio football fans up and down the country.

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