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11. Preview: Fall Out Boy

Rochdale Observer, Friday 30 March 2007
THE old expression "What doesn't kill us only makes us stronger'' perfectly sums up Emo music's current predicament.

12. Preview: Damien Rice

Rochdale Observer, Friday 30 March 2007
IN every musical genre, there are the leaders and there are the foot soldiers.

Rochdale Observer, Friday 30 March 2007
GET a proper valuation. Arrange an independent assessment of the value of the land you are selling. Haggle with the developer to get the best price or contact a land agent to see if your can get a better price elsewhere.

14. Great start for captain Kenny

Rochdale Observer, Friday 30 March 2007
KENNY Gill could not have wished for a better start to his captaincy of Lobden.

15. A concerted rock effort

Rochdale Observer, Friday 30 March 2007
MANCHESTER, the city of awesome music - we all know about that. But a lesser known fact is that Manchester is the city with the highest number of cancer-related deaths in the UK.

16. The Dinner Detective: Earle

Rochdale Observer, Friday 30 March 2007
I AM no vegetarian, so I was wondering what to expect when I booked a table at Simon Rimmer's latest restaurant, Earle, in Hale Village.

17. Preview: Razorlight

Rochdale Observer, Friday 30 March 2007
NOEL Gallagher has often spoken of Razorlight in glowing terms, although, it has to be said, his praise stems more from admiration for their talk rather than their walk.

18. Mayfield in waiting

Rochdale Observer, Friday 30 March 2007
WITH only one point required to be crowned National League Division One champions, Rochdale Mayfield are not in action today (Sat) and will have to wait on other team's results to see if they have secured the title this weekend.

19. Preview: Kelly Jones

Rochdale Observer, Friday 30 March 2007
YOU can't blame Kelly Jones for craving a change of scenery. As frontman of Stereophonics, he and his band (alongside maybe only Oasis) have become staples of arena-sized, mid-90s-derived machismo bloke rock.