Showing results 11 to 20 of 41

Sort by: most relevant first | most recent first

Previous page | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | Next page

11. Newlywed takes the plunge

Stockport Express, Wednesday 22 October 2003
YOU would expect newlywed Phil Jones to be jumping for joy on his big day - but not off a 160-foot-high crane.

12. Violence against GPs on the up as pressure mounts

Stockport Express, Wednesday 22 October 2003
DOCTORS in Stockport are being verbally and physically abused by their patients, shocking new figures have revealed.

13. Victorian times brim over at Hat Works

Stockport Express, Wednesday 22 October 2003
THE Hat Works went back in time last week as visitors entered the 19th century to experience Victorian life first hand.

14. Anna takes our top prize at college congratulations

Stockport Express, Wednesday 22 October 2003
TOP student Anna Cohen so impressed judges at Stockport College prize awards last week that she swept to victory, scooping the prestigious Stockport Express Marketing Award.

15. Life’s a dream for home grown pop sensation

Stockport Express, Wednesday 22 October 2003
THEY said it would never last - but with a blend of gritty determination and raw talent, Stockport's Sarah Harding has gone a long way to proving the critics wrong.

16. Rio’s mystery text to thriller- writing doc

Stockport Express, Wednesday 22 October 2003
A STOCKPORT doctor has been named at the centre of the controversy surrounding Rio Ferdinand's missed drugs test.

17. ‘Father of town’ retires after 40 years with police

Stockport Express, Wednesday 22 October 2003
A CLERGYMAN who became a father figure to a whole town has retired from the police chaplaincy after 40 years' service.

18. Calendar girls (and boys) are real sports

Stockport Express, Wednesday 22 October 2003
WOMEN golfers from a leafy suburban estate are preparing to bare all as Stockport's very own Calendar Girls.

19. Cops' boss accuses BBC of outrageous waste of funds

Stockport Express, Wednesday 15 October 2003
STOCKPORT'S police supremo has leapt to the defence of his officers amid claims by the BBC that a new television documentary will provide "damning proof" of racism among force recruits.