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11. YFC are spot on
Middleton Guardian, Thursday 12 May 2005MANCHESTER YFC won a six-a-side tournament organised by Radcliffe Juniors.
12. Moonrakers break their duck
Middleton Guardian, Thursday 26 May 2005MIDDLETON broke their duck for the season on Monday night when they completed a John Willie Lees Wood Cup win over Ashton.
13. Council given a carpeting by Jim
Middleton Guardian, Thursday 12 May 2005A FURIOUS widower dragged his wheelie bin more than a mile and a half in torrential rain after dustmen refused to empty it.
14. Holiday sunk by canal leak
Middleton Guardian, Thursday 5 May 2005AN AMERICAN holidaymaker became trapped on the recently-restored Rochdale Canal when the waterway suddenly sprang a devastating leak.
15. Remembering Roy
Middleton Guardian, Thursday 12 May 2005WORK began on one of Blackley's newest green spaces this week, under the watchful eye of the man who helped make it happen.
16. Six on trot
Middleton Guardian, Thursday 19 May 2005ABACUS Media seconds travelled to Whitefield to take on Old Standians and continued their excellent end of season form with a sixth consecutive win.
17. Boy injured as quad bike smashes through fence
Middleton Guardian, Thursday 2 June 2005A QUAD biker who tore round a car park on a new housing estate smashed through a garden fence, leaving a four-year-old boy with head injuries after he was hit by one of the panels.
18. More woe for the Moonrakers
Middleton Guardian, Thursday 2 June 2005Cricket MIDDLETON are still looking for their first win of the season after going down to new leaders Werneth at The Coppice on Saturday.
19. Houses will pump new life into station
Middleton Guardian, Thursday 5 May 2005DEVELOPERS have been given the go ahead to build a row of townhouses on Manchester Old Road.
20. Their very own kitchen dramas
Middleton Guardian, Thursday 12 May 2005A PENSIONER claims she was left living in a disaster zone after renovations were carried out on her council flat by contractors.