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1. £22.5M super school gets go-ahead
Manchester Metro News, Friday 30 November 2007FOLLOWING a further two weeks consultation Trafford Council decided this week to go ahead with the £22.5 million rebuild of St Ambrose College, despite the continuing protests of other local schools.
2. Watch the birdie!
Manchester Metro News, Friday 30 November 2007AN EAGLE-eyed photographer initially thought the flash of vivid colour had been a figment of his imagination.
3. No sore head? I'll drink to that!
Manchester Metro News, Friday 30 November 2007IT’S what wine buffs have been waiting for – plenty of Christmas cheer without the hangover!
4. Mag takes hat off to Suzanne
Manchester Metro News, Friday 30 November 2007AN ALTRINCHAM woman who turned a battle against cancer into a successful business has been honoured at a prestigious awards ceremony.
5. Anna's road death a tragic accident
Manchester Metro News, Friday 30 November 2007THE tragic death of a popular schoolgirl in a road accident was a accident.
6. 'Lessons must be learned'
Manchester Metro News, Friday 30 November 2007A CORONER is calling for prisons to take action after a drug addict committed suicide in his cell after his threats to take his own life weren’t ‘taken seriously’.
7. Doc bids to help victims of flooding
Manchester Metro News, Friday 30 November 2007A SALE doctor is bidding to help thousands of Indians affected by flooding.
8. Firm admits part in scaffold death fall
Manchester Metro News, Thursday 29 November 2007THE company that employed a teenager who fell to his death on a building site in Davyhulme has pleaded guilty to health and safety offences.
9. Therapy trial for children
Manchester Metro News, Thursday 29 November 2007TRAFFORD has been selected to take part in a nationwide pilot of a treatment programme for troubled children and their families.
10. It's a grade A model
Manchester Metro News, Thursday 29 November 2007IT MAY have associations with Bonnie and Clyde, but it’s the Ford Model A’s connection with Manchester that will be celebrated by car enthusiasts in the city this weekend.