Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (September 28, 2002)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Just the tip of iceberg', says city teacher.			156
100 TRUCKS A DAY FOR OLD QUARRY.			242
12 cement place in display; Town 'faces' chosen to light up tower on bonfire night.			280
130 'dangerous trees' to be chopped down.			115
Action over flight upset.			142
Aladdin stars out early for preview.			181
And Tara thinks IT's all over...			114
Annual freshers' week is in the bag.			172
Appeal for help down on the farm.			209
ATHLETICS: Edwards rockets to Trophy victory; SPOTLIGHT ON THE LOCAL SCENE.			294
Barney's concert is a real wind-up.			84
Beavers mark 21 years.			133
Better times ahead pledge by rail firm.			303
Bouquets for top gardeners; LORD AND LADY MAYORESS PRESENT PRIZES TO HOUSING ASSOCIATION'S PICK OF THE BUNCH.			443
BOXING: All work, no play as Dean measures the pleasure!			409
BOY OF 12 WAS ROBBER IN PARK.			207
Bunkered at Belfry.			106
Car chief Sir Nick in university hot seat; NEW CHANCELLOR WANTS TO STRENGTHEN INDUSTRY LINKS.			261
Cash comes pouring in at giant coffee morning.			200
Charity anger at loss of cash aid.			177
Church campaigns to shed old image; VICAR SAYS WEEKEND FESTIVAL WILL SHOW IT'S AN 'EXCITING PLACE' FOR ALL AGES.			367
Community needs you.			114
Council to fund police base.			115
CRICKET: Key gets Ashes vote.			98
Crowds flock to cathedral's flower festival; LORD AND LADY MAYORESS PRESENT PRIZES TO HOUSING ASSOCIATION'S PICK OF THE BUNCH.			237
Currie: My four-year love affair with Major.			413
CYCLE SPEEDWAY: Final appearance is an unexpected bonus.			271
Disgruntled patients get a new deal; Advocacy service will help people with NHS complaints.			209
Drop by for chat with a bobby.			165
Elderly shopper's bag is snatched.			152
FOOTBALL: Dario's visit gees up Sphinx.			210
FOOTBALL: DRIVING FORCE!; When we build it, they will come, insists McGinnity.			358
FOOTBALL: Everyone's up for grabs at Watford.			127
GOLF: Sergio's so happy to see Lee back on song; FIRST-DAY ACTION FROM THE RYDER CUP.			770
Heritage group opposes car wash plans.			197
Huge cup of cheer for charity.			121
I'm on a high for a date with J-Lo; STUDENT BRIAN IS STARRING AS AN EXTRA IN NEW KEVIN SMITH MOVIE.			364
ICE HOCKEY: Blaze boss to ring changes.			435
Inquest into death of woman.			83
Invitation to join a walk in the dark.			122
it's your shout! Macho men are just showing off; Where teenagers set the agenda.			493
Julian sings for his Ryder Cuppa.			182
Julian sings for his Ryder Cupper; Tenor leads golfers on fairway to heaven.			231
Less time to collect your post.			115
LETTERS: your views.			913
Library to aid group helpers.			143
Massive cup of cheer for charity.			151
MYSTERY VICTIM OF HIT-AND-RUN HORROR.			292
One lucky reader must win pounds 20,000 IN CASH.			233
Oranges and lemons at minister's harvest swan song.			163
Persistence can pay off - even with the tea rota; VIEW FROM THE clock tower.			413
Pins for cash at the bowl.			97
Policewoman's Archer lunch.			175
POLLUTION WATCH.			85
Road works clash avoided.			137
ROADS PLEA TO COUNTY CHIEFS.			196
Robber locked up for toy gun terror at store; ORDEAL LEFT WOMAN SHOPKEEPER SHAKEN AND SHOCKED, COURT TOLD.			370
Row over caravan park bid for field; Planning officers say proposal would harm green belt.			327
Shaping up to pile on the pounds for hospice.			147
Shining light on faulty lamps.			187
Shop with us in France.			118
Showcasing the best art from the borough.			277
Students in degree limbo; Courses clouded by A-level regrading.			410
Thousands expected at anti-war protest.			109
Tongue twister record mister.			180
Town's new homes plan under scrutiny; DEVELOPMENT ON FORMER POTTERTON SITE RAISES CONCERNS.			303
TRAVEL: Telegraph on tour.			150
TRAVEL: Wild weekend for adults and kids.			492
VOLLEYBALL: Riga are edged out.			139
WEEKEND TV: HOT GOSSIP . . . what's happening in the world of showbiz.			275
WEEKEND TV: McTV: Dark humour in league of its own.			291
WEEKEND TV: STAR PROFILE: I just want to be the funny man.			313
WEEKEND TV: Velvet crushes.			835
WEEKEND: BOOKS: Cowboy builders and bath house bodies.			120
WEEKEND: books: Explorers' tale is out of this world.			266
WEEKEND: books: The invention of childhood.			139
WEEKEND: BOOKS: Top 10 books.			83
WEEKEND: BYTE SIZE: Realistic war game really goes down a storm; Review.			236
WEEKEND: COUNTRY WALKS: Old hospital leads to farmland trail.			402
WEEKEND: FOOD: JAMIE'S DISH.			315
WEEKEND: FOOD: Rois's home cooking is a Bangladish.			809
WEEKEND: GARDENING: Come and join the silver turfers; THE NEGLECTED SECTION OF ALLOTMENTS TRANSFORMED INTO A COMMUNITY GARDEN FOR THE OVER-55s.			996
WEEKEND: LIVING SPACE: Room with a pew; CREATING A UNIQUE HOME BY CONVERTING REDUNDANT CHURCH BUILDINGS ISN'T AS GHOULISH AS YOU MIGHT THINK.			983
WEEKEND: LIVING SPACE: THINGS WE LIKE.			138
WEEKEND: PET SOS: Can you give an animal a home?			442
WEEKEND: PET SOS: It's a match made through puppy love; WHEN PETE AND ALISON MET HELPING DOGS THEY REALISED THEY HAD A LOT MORE IN COMMON.			428
WEEKEND: SATURDAY TV.			218
WEEKEND: SUNDAY TV.			209
WEEKEND: TIME TUNNEL: Photographic memories of a snappy family; ... A JOURNEY INTO OUR RICH HERITAGE.			677
WEEKEND: UNPLUGGED: Here's a list of things to do to relieve boredom.			527
WEEKEND: VET'S ADVICE: My hamster is always emptying her water bottle.			639
WEEKEND: WIN the chance to meet TV chef Jamie Oliver.			307
Win a skiing trip to Switzerland.			281
Women on course for a net gain.			138
Work starts on village's sport centre; Building could be finished in two years.			297