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1681. Main event: All our 80s Fears return

Glossop Advertiser, Monday 25 April 2005
THIRTYSOMETHINGS are waiting with bated breath for the return of Tears for Fears. It was assumed that the pair were history after a bitter split in 1989 but now Curt Smith and Roland Orzaval are visiting the Apollo on Wednesday as part of their Everybody Loves a Happy Ending Tour.

1682. Art that aims to inspire

Glossop Advertiser, Monday 25 April 2005
IT'S an exhibition by art students but don't dismiss it as work by the inexperienced. In fact it could prove to be one of the most exciting and challenging exhibitions around.

1683. Mission: Become a DJ ... in just one day

Glossop Advertiser, Monday 25 April 2005
IT HAS often been said that he has the perfect face for radio so we wondered if Conrad Astley really could become the next Chris Moyles and sent his off for lessons on how to be a radio DJ.

1684. Theatre week: What's on

Glossop Advertiser, Thursday 14 April 2005
PLAN a trip to the theatre over the coming week.

1685. Chiefs bid to take Franz's crown

Glossop Advertiser, Thursday 14 April 2005
NAMED after a South African football team, the Kaiser Chiefs are hoping to take the crown of another German sounding music group.

1686. Joy of second division

Glossop Advertiser, Thursday 14 April 2005
HOIST by their own desire to compromise or too musically naïve to make it big? Opinions differ on Durutti Column.

1687. Soapbox: What Katy did and did and did . . .

Glossop Advertiser, Thursday 14 April 2005
CHRIS Osuh keeps fans of Coronation Street, Emmerdale and Eastenders abreast of happenings and forthcoming events.

1688. Review: Tony Bennett, Bridgewater Hall

Glossop Advertiser, Thursday 14 April 2005
CARL Palmer enjoys an evening in the company of the man who put the e into easy listening.

1689. On safari in Cheshire

Glossop Advertiser, Thursday 14 April 2005
CONRAD Astley meets Tim Firth whose latest play, The Safari Party, all about a middle class Cheshire dinner party, is performed in Manchester this week.

1690. Dinner Detective eats at: Ikan, Portland Street

Glossop Advertiser, Thursday 14 April 2005
UNLIKE restaurant reviewers on some newspapers, The Dinner Detective eats out incognito and always pays for the meal. That way The Dinner Detective gets the same treatment as the readers, giving you an honest review of the service you might receive.
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