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1. Bienvenue Philippe
Stockport Express, Wednesday 10 March 2004PHILIPPE Saint-Andre has been named as Sale Sharks' first director of rugby since the departure of Adrian Hadley in 2001.
2. Walton blow
Stockport Express, Wednesday 17 March 2004COUNTY boss Sammy McIlroy received a major setback ahead of last night's game at Hartlepool United with the news that Dave Walton had been recalled by Derby.
3. Councillors - Brinnington and Central
Stockport Express, Wednesday 10 March 2004Contact details for Chris Murphy, Colin McAlister and Maureen Rowles ...
4. Councillors - Edgeley and Cheadle Heath
Stockport Express, Thursday 11 March 2004Contact details for Sheila Bailey, Philip Harding and Richard Coaton ...
5. Final thoughts on hold
Stockport Express, Wednesday 17 March 2004TALK of next Wednesday's (March 24) Cheshire Senior Cup final is on hold at Woodley Sports this week.
6. Glory bid hots up
Stockport Express, Wednesday 17 March 2004Stockport 29 Rochdale 10 STOCKPORT narrowed the gap on third-placed Caldy to four points with a convincing win over struggling Rochdale as the battle for third place in North Two West hots up.
7. Crushing blow to dumped cars
Stockport Express, Wednesday 31 March 2004A CAR recovery company has joined forces with Stockport Council to remove abandoned vehicles from the streets, as part of Operation Springclean.
8. Justice for parents kept in dark over daughter’s education
Stockport Express, Wednesday 3 March 2004A GOVERNMENT ombudsman has upheld complaints against Stockport education bosses by the family of a special needs child.
9. Top Nikki is jumping for joy
Stockport Express, Tuesday 23 March 2004GREAT Britain youth trampolining international Nikki Pugh was voted Fred Perry Stockport Sports Personality of the Year 2003 at a plush ceremony at Woodford's Deanwater Hotel last Friday night.
10. MP makes an eleventh hour bid to rescue threatened post offices
Stockport Express, Wednesday 10 March 2004CHEADLE MP Patsy Calton is hoping to pull off an eleventh hour bid to save post offices in the borough from permanently closing their doors.