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1. Michael and Claire led the way to the top

Middleton Guardian, Friday 31 January 2003
TWO STUDENTS at Cardinal Langley RC High School have been offered places at one of the world's best and most famous universities.

2. Under fire over UDP changes

Middleton Guardian, Friday 31 January 2003
MIDDLETON councillors came under fire from residents, furious at plans to build Middleton West Business Park on Bowlee playing fields.

3. A healthy £745,000 for projects in our town

Middleton Guardian, Friday 31 January 2003
MIDDLETON will benefit from a National Lottery grant for health projects in the town.

4. Opposition grows to Langley demolitions

Middleton Guardian, Thursday 30 January 2003
OPPOSITION to the proposed demolition of homes and relocation of tenants in Langley is growing, as the second draft of the Unitary Development Plan is under preparation.

5. Former Mayor dies after long battle with illness

Middleton Guardian, Thursday 30 January 2003
FORMER Mayor of Middleton, Leslie Biggins, has died at the age of 88.

6. Grant is just what the doctor ordered

Middleton Guardian, Thursday 30 January 2003
MIDDLETON'S Primary Care Trust has received a major boost for people battling with a life-threatening illness with the £240,073 award of National Lottery New Opportunities Funds.

7. MAD about their 'out-of-this-world' Dali experience

Middleton Guardian, Thursday 30 January 2003
NORTH Manchester based drama company Moston Active Drama are bringing an evening of culture to Middleton this week, with an original and engaging musical drama, When Dali Came to Moston.

8. 'Chainsaw massacre' is part of park revamp

Middleton Guardian, Wednesday 29 January 2003
IT'S BEEN labelled a chainsaw massacre by park users, but to council officials it's the first phase of a multi-million park package to restore the Heaton Park landscape to its former glory.