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3981. A bit about ... Johnny Roadhouse
North East Manchester Advertiser, Thursday 18 August 2005MUSICIAN Johnny Roadhouse was a founder member of the BBC Northern Variety Orchestra and backed stars ranging from Bob Hope to Elton John. The 84-year-old also still runs his music shop on Oxford Road and last month was honoured by the Lord Mayor of Manchester in recognition of his 65 years service to entertainment.
3982. TV: Stuff it and start you own country
North East Manchester Advertiser, Thursday 18 August 2005TIME on your hands in front of the box? Conrad Astley guides you through the pick of the week ahead.
3983. Days Out: PrideGames, Ancoats Festival, bat walks, summer party
North East Manchester Advertiser, Thursday 18 August 2005FROM gay pride sport to a guided bat walk - if you've got the time, we've got the event for you to attend.
3984. The big picture: Unfamiliar sights
North East Manchester Advertiser, Thursday 18 August 2005FORMER Metro News journalist Ed Swinden has compiled a book of his photographs which portray images of life in Manchester's city streets. He talks about the book - Lost and Stolen - and his unusual route into photography.
3985. Soapbox: A dodgy week as Charlie shines
North East Manchester Advertiser, Thursday 18 August 2005THE PLOTTING and scheming in your favourite soap, unravelled by Rachel Broady.
3986. Paul R Taylor: On the town
North East Manchester Advertiser, Thursday 18 August 2005IN THE latest of his monthly columns Paul R Taylor steps forward in defence of hardened and heady drinkers.
3987. Derek reaches for his spiritual goals
North East Manchester Advertiser, Thursday 18 August 2005DEREK Acorah, with spirit guide Sam in tow, will be signing copies of his new book at Waterstone's in Deansgate today (Friday) from 12.30pm. Here he talks of how people are turning to the spiritual side in their droves and how he made the transition from professional footballer to famous medium.
3988. Monton and Weaste freeze on final day at Raynor Lane
North East Manchester Advertiser, Friday 12 August 2005Wood Cup Final WOOD Cup specialists Heywood strolled to victory in this year's final as Monton and Weaste crumbled at Raynor Lane, Ashton, on Sunday.
3989. Still proving a hit – 45 years on
North East Manchester Advertiser, Friday 12 August 2005Special Report THE SUMMER of 1960 saw Eddie Cochran at Number One in the hit parade with 'Three Steps to Heaven', Roger Moore starred as 'Ivanhoe' on television and a pioneering broadcasting organisation was born in Crumpsall Hospital.
3990. Anger grows over school park plan
North East Manchester Advertiser, Friday 12 August 2005ANGER has greeted plans to relocate King David school to Heaton Park after the park's trust was told the building may be multi-storey.