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1. Yobs on rampage cause severe damage
Stockport Express, Wednesday 18 April 2001ARSONISTS left a trail of destruction and a bill for over £100,000 during a night of mayhem in Heaton Moor.
2. Win a £3,000 kitchen
Stockport Express, Wednesday 18 April 2001Creating the dream home can often turn into a nightmare, but now you can get everything under one roof at Currys.
3. Fast food bonanza in school
Stockport Express, Tuesday 24 April 2001IF YOUR idea of school dinners is stodgy gravy and lumpy custard, then think again.
4. Huge clamour for £17-a-week house
Stockport Express, Wednesday 18 April 2001HUNDREDS of readers rushed to snap up the last in a row of six historic Reddish homes going for an amazing £17 per week, following an appeal in the Express last week.
5. Music teacher Paul leaves on a high note
Stockport Express, Monday 9 April 2001A MUCH-loved Stockport music teacher is retiring at Easter after 30 years in the profession.
6. Police horses to make parks safer
Stockport Express, Thursday 12 April 2001MOUNTED police and dog handlers will be deployed in the borough's parks this Easter in a high-profile operation to deter and catch teenage robbers who target children.
7. Shop til you drop in £2,500 free food bonanza
Stockport Express, Tuesday 10 April 2001Healthy eating can be a struggle at the best of times, but frozen foods specialists Farmfoods may just have the answer to making healthy grub tasty and affordable.
8. Is this the home of the future?
Stockport Express, Wednesday 18 April 2001THIS shoddy bungalow is to be knocked down and rebuilt as a futuristic 'eco-house'.
9. AA mulls over map reading mistake
Stockport Express, Wednesday 18 April 2001A BUNGLING AA operator at the breakdown service's Cheadle HQ sent a mechanic on a 300-mile round trip involving two ferry journeys and an overnight stay in a hotel after a map reading blunder.
10. Gangster's murderers broke 'criminal code'
Stockport Express, Wednesday 4 April 2001THE gunman who executed Stockport criminal Paul Reilly in front of his fiancee and her children now has a £10,000 price-tag on his head.