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1. Xmas club shop fears
North East Manchester Advertiser, Friday 28 November 2008CONCERNED customers fear they may have lost hundreds of pounds after a butcher running a Christmas savings scheme closed down without notice.
2. Girls set to take on tough charity mountain challenge
North East Manchester Advertiser, Friday 21 November 2008THREE brave girls - two from north Manchester - are hoping to take fundraising to new heights as they prepare to scale the 5,500ft tall Mount Kilimanjaro.
3. Mum kills her babies
North East Manchester Advertiser, Friday 21 November 2008SHOCK and anger spread through the Cheetham community following the horrific murders of young brothers Romario and Delayno Mullings-Sewell.
4. Young mum killed in triple death crash
North East Manchester Advertiser, Friday 21 November 2008FAMILY and friends have paid tribute to a young mum who lost her life when a high-speed police chase resulted in a devastating crash.
5. Stop the thugs
North East Manchester Advertiser, Friday 14 November 2008THREE armed robberies afflicted north Manchester in just one night last week.
6. Great gran speaks out over fireworks
North East Manchester Advertiser, Friday 7 November 2008A GREAT grandmother who fell victim to firework-throwing yobs has been visiting schools to warn pupils against abusing the Bonfire night favourites.
7. Academy looks ‘like Alcatraz’
North East Manchester Advertiser, Friday 31 October 2008ARCHITECTURAL plans for Harpurhey's forthcoming academy have been blasted by a Manchester MP as 'excrutiatingly ugly'.
8. BNP clash over Moston unity day
North East Manchester Advertiser, Friday 31 October 2008A COMMUNITY day held to unite residents around Moston Lane has been branded a "propaganda event" by the British National Party after its representatives were asked to leave by Moston councillor Paul Murphy.
9. Racist lies
North East Manchester Advertiser, Friday 10 October 2008RACIST lies are poisoning a north Manchester community, claim local politicians.
10. Council stand to save post offices
North East Manchester Advertiser, Friday 10 October 2008COUNCIL chiefs have pledged to look into subsidising Manchester's endangered post offices, including branches in Harpurhey and Lower Crumpsall.