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1. Talking Newspaper - 15 May 2008

Macclesfield Express, Friday 16 May 2008
CLICK on the links to hear a selection of excerpts from this week's Talking Newspaper ... courtesy of the Macclesfield and District Talking Newspaper - http://www.macctn.org.uk.

2. GTC hit former headteacher with official reprimand

Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 14 May 2008
A FORMER headteacher has been hit with a reprimand for her treatment of young children with special needs.

3. I spider a gap in the market, says Brad

Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 14 May 2008
MACCLESFIELD’S very own Dr Doolittle was so fed up with walking, talking – and even sleeping – with the animals that he’s opened an exotic pet store to get his bedroom back.

4. MUSIC: The Ting Tings, Academy 2, May 18

Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 14 May 2008
AFTER years of producing lots of scruffy, unkempt indie bands, it looks like Manchester is finally upping the pop glamour stakes in 2008 – and you will know them as The Ting Tings.

5. MUSIC: Mark Knopfler, MEN Arena, Saturday May 17

Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 14 May 2008
IT'S ONE thing to defeat a great big monster, but it’s another thing to defeat a monster which you created yourself.

6. MUSIC: David Essex, Opera House, May 22

Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 14 May 2008
IN WAS in the 1974 film Stardust that David Essex gave one of his most memorable film performances.

7. CHILDREN: Playhouse Disney, Opera House, May 16-18

Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 14 May 2008
CHILDREN have a terrific treat in store at Manchester’s Opera House this weekend when all their favourite Disney characters come to life.

8. On your marks

Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 14 May 2008
CHILDREN get on their trainers and show mums and dads the way forward at the Tesco Mini and Junior Great Manchester Run on Saturday.

9. Central to a city's legend

Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 14 May 2008
WHEN Pat and Matt Carroll were youngsters growing up in Little Hulton they liked nothing more than to re-design the record sleeves of their brother’s vast album collection.