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1. Win by design
Middleton Guardian, Friday 30 August 2002MIDDLETON Metal band death by design have beaten 500 other bands from as far away as Toronto to win a place at In the City fringe, the international music conference in Manchester next month.
2. Lees swing the axe on pub and club
Middleton Guardian, Friday 30 August 2002TWO of Middleton Junction's longest-established social facilities are to close.
3. Dispute over parking nearly comes to blows
Middleton Guardian, Friday 30 August 2002POLICE were called to settle a dispute about parking in a suburban street, after warring neighbours nearly came to blows.
4. Row over £4m bus station plan
Middleton Guardian, Thursday 29 August 2002CONTROVERSY has greeted the unveiling of plans to give Middleton Bus Station a £4M facelift.
5. Follow in the footsteps of 'our' Karen
Middleton Guardian, Thursday 29 August 2002SUPERMODEL, Karen Elson, continues to make her mark on the world's catwalks, as well as appearing in all the top "glossies". But what a lot of people don't know is that Karen comes from Chadderton and was discovered by scouts from Manchester's Boss Model Management.
6. Ban for teen terrors
Middleton Guardian, Thursday 29 August 2002TWO teenage brothers who terrorised residents in Blackley have been placed on an indefinite anti-social behaviour order.
7. £40m deal for centre
Middleton Guardian, Thursday 29 August 2002MIDDLETON Shopping Centre - the former Arndale - has been sold in a deal worth almost £40M.
8. Every one a star
Middleton Guardian, Wednesday 28 August 2002MIDDLETON'S young 'wannabes' got a real taste of stardom when they were showcased in a glittering charity concert at Middleton Civic Hall at the weekend.
9. Agreement set for new town centre
Middleton Guardian, Wednesday 28 August 2002THE MULTI-million pound regeneration of Middleton town centre has taken a major step forward.
10. Scheme develops into a massive success
Middleton Guardian, Wednesday 28 August 2002THE Manchester Leisure Sports Development scheme, at Abraham Moss Leisure Centre, was voted a huge success, as more than 400 children took part.