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11. Karl faces the questions
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 16 October 2003SALFORD City Reds boss Karl Harrison will talk with fans on Monday night at a special meeting arranged by Forever Reds.
12. Couple's labour of true love
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 16 October 2003LOVE was well and truly in the air when dad-to-be Andy Love dropped down on one knee during a romantic break in Belgium to propose to sweetheart Lisa Wallbank - but little did the couple know family life was literally just around the corner.
13. Attack is last straw for pub landlord
Salford Advertiser, Friday 10 October 2003AN AWARD-winning Broughton pub that has served locals for over 25 years has been forced to close its doors thanks to ongoing attacks from thugs and vandals.
14. Just look at our miracle boy now!
Salford Advertiser, Friday 10 October 2003A YOUNG family from Little Hulton are celebrating an occasion they thought they'd never see.
15. ‘Crippling’ fines for bed blocking
Salford Advertiser, Friday 10 October 2003FEARS are growing that a new fines system to stop bed blocking in hospitals could send Salford's social services into financial meltdown.
16. Sky’s the limit in memory of Sarah
Salford Advertiser, Friday 10 October 2003A FATHER who was devastated when his little girl lost her brave battle against leukaemia plans to dedicate a daring high-wire fundraising feat to the memory of beloved daughter.
17. Cllr in city's first gay wedding
Salford Advertiser, Friday 10 October 2003LANGWORTHY Cllr Chris Beaumont hopes to make history by taking part in the city's first ever gay wedding.
18. Boom town
Salford Advertiser, Friday 10 October 2003SALFORD is to be transformed beyond recognition as £1.25 BILLION is pumped into the inner city as part of the country's biggest ever regeneration deals.
19. Parents consider legal action
Salford Advertiser, Friday 10 October 2003LEGAL action could be the next step for parents furious about the damning Ofsted report of a Walkden high school.
20. Grass roots policing vital
Salford Advertiser, Friday 10 October 2003POLICING changes which will bind Salford's officers more closely to the communities they serve have been welcomed by the city's political leaders.