Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (April 5, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Bye people - hello animals!			241
'We'll give fans a night to remember' The Enemy are ready to rock thousands of fans at the Ricoh Arena following a record-breaking run at London's Astoria.			798
A classical act...			100
A great time mucking in; ++ SCHOOLS ROUND-UP ++.			214
Acts take to stage for appeal.			170
Advantage City in battle to beat drop; SKY BLUES.			369
All Angels - and the little angels; MUSIC: Dream moment as primary school choir swops notes with classical girl group.			417
Apology over missed rubbish.			227
Armed menhit store; ROBBERY: Gang takes cash.			198
Backing for ban on wolf whistles.			338
Bees get off the mark in Elite League.			557
Books.			818
Can shopping be cheap - and cheerful? Food WHERE do you go for the weekly shop, Asda, Morrisons, Tesco, Sainsbury's? How about cut-price supermarket Aldi? ANN EVANS takes a store tour to see what we could be missing out on.			690
Cash boost for design institute.			115
Charity honours helper Donna.			161
Chris is Tiny Teddies inspiration.			96
City churches get together.			180
City's famous sights are put in the frame; ++ SCHOOLS ROUND-UP ++.			285
County's teens first to try for diploma.			211
Court In Brief.			367
Descendants of Sky Blues founder are reunited; CEREMONY: About 40 relatives of the man who began Coventry City FC gather at his graveside.			694
Drum up support.			83
EYE TREATMENT VICTORY FOR RAY; Football fan cheers as sight-saving drug is put on the NHS.			470
Find out about reptiles.			89
FIREFIGHTERS' FUND HITS pounds 1m; Families 'overwhelmed' by public's support.			344
Follow trail of the mills; Country Walks.			506
Football: Dewis axed by Boro.			110
Football: Legends call to Baggies.			109
Football: McLeish prepared to face Latics' acid.			312
Football: Rio to agree new deal.			133
Football: Ronaldinho out blow.			118
Football: Sky Blues put their transfers plans on hold.			214
Football: Steele ignores cup final dilemma.			385
Four teams line up to run sports site; CONTRACT: As tenders submitted, bowlers hope for better facilities.			346
Good old-fashioned fun; Family Day Out FOR a day that's packed full of fascinating things to do, see and learn about, Ironbridge near Telford offers all that and more. ANN EVANS picks out some of its top attractions.			962
Health talks on common ailments.			253
HIGHLIGHTS.			87
Ice Hockey: Fighting goes on for bitter rivals.			395
Ice Hockey: Five steps to treble-winning heaven.			523
Impaled man dies.			102
In Brief.			162
Leader's drugs rethink.			175
Let there be light.			88
Letter: Your Say - Bus users help environment.			134
Letter: Your Say - Councillor man of the people.			109
Letter: Your Say - Dogs impeded my progress.			169
Letter: Your Say - Help raise awareness of asthma.			211
Letter: Your Say - St George is force for unity.			187
Letter: Your Say - St George is force for unity.			159
McTV; What's hot and what's not on the box...			257
Motor Racing: Hamilton unhurt after crash in practice.			177
Motor Racing: Honda switch has Cal hungry for glory; www.CRASH.net.			792
Museum founder dies at 77.			114
Music back at old bandstand; COUNCIL: Park's 101st year to be marked with a touch of nostalgia.			404
MYSTERY DEATH: POLICE CLOSE IN ON TAXI DRIVER; Hunt narrows down to 15 silver taxis operating in Coventry.			299
New home blossoms for guild.			92
New lease of life for St John's; REFURBISHMENT: Warwickshire architectural 'gem' gets a pounds 100,000 re-fit.			357
Nostalgia Extra: Theatre a place where dreams came true; THE Telegraph recently revealed the glory days of Coventry Theatre were being relived in the new book Old Theatres of the Midlands by Terry Kirtland, and we asked for your memories. If you've got a story to tell - or if you remember these stories we feature today - write to Memories, John West, Coventry Telegraph, Corporation Street, Coventry CV1 1FP or e-mail johnwest@mrn.co.uk.			736
OAP's joy at ruling on sight drug.			126
Pet SOS; THESE and many more homeless animals can be found at the Coventry Animal Centre (RSPCA), Coundon Wedge Drive, Coventry.			85
Pick of the day.			244
PO opening.			80
Police appeal over brawl; STREET FIGHT: Good Samaritan a 'significant' witness.			199
Prescription discipline for doctor.			175
Prince Philip in hospital; The World Today ROYALTY:Duke laid low with chest infection.			214
Pub landlords invited to city workshop.			151
PUPILS TAKE ON EXCITING PROJECTS; ++ SCHOOLS ROUND-UP ++ Aim is to teach respect and break down barriers.			284
Put on a good front and make selling easy; At Home FIRST impressions count - especially if you have your house up for sale. So how can you drastically improve your home's kerb appeal? ANN EVANS discovers that having an attractive front garden can add significant value to your home.			574
Rachel set to replace mum on the council; POLITICS: Labour councillor makes way for daughter.			287
Roadside car mart crackdown goes on; Police to use CCTV cameras.			319
Rob would be so pleased I'm in Race For Life; CANCER RESEARCH: Jo back in run in memory of husband.		Obituary	523
Rugby Union: Bring on the big boys! Nimmo relishes tough end to Cov's season.			779
Rugby Union: Lions' March misery.			281
Rugby Union: Nuns need leaders.			261
Rush hour death on A46.			132
Rustie in town to sign book.			141
Rustie's in town for book signing.			118
Series reveals Larkin's Britain.			100
Shield final route is still wide open.			309
Simpson back in Sky Blues groove; SKY BLUES.			704
Singers chosen for top contest; OPPORTUNITY: Four pupils in local choir prepare to compete at international event.			433
Speedway: Duo out to improve Elite pairs record.			367
Standard flies beer flag.			111
Stolen animal drugs warning.			92
Stranded pair tell of 'being held hostage' ON WAY HOME: Newlyweds in cruise liner drama.			297
Sunday: HIGHLIGHTS.			89
Sunday: Pick of the day.			222
Swimming: Step too far for Adam.			406
The Enemy are on the march; EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW The Enemy are ready to rock thousands of fans at the Ricoh Arena following a record-breaking run at London's Astoria.			1013
Thieves flood out flats.			165
Thieves steal lead flashing.			94
Thommo's treble chance; Blaze coach fires his team up for shot at play-off glory.			341
Time to sign up your best friend.			157
Tiny trees fans have outgrown their base.			110
Tories seek to flush out town superloos.			99
Town's new rail station is on again; BREAKTHROUGH: Train operator comes on board to develop business case.			436
Tragic firemen fund to hit pounds 1m.			241
Trust seeks to reassure mums over clinic closure.			170
Two arrested in Shannon case; The World Today.			82
Who's the Sky Blues' star performer in 2007/2008? SKY BLUES.			129
Who-ray for the Doctor; Television POWER up the Tardis and prepare for out of this world adventures as Doctor Who returns to BBC1 tonight. TV writer MARION McMULLEN looks at what's in store for the Time Lord...			999
Why wearing my flat shoes is not such a tall order; Helen Legh unplugged.			555
Will Snoop get in UK? The World Today.			101
Winning team is the business; ++ SCHOOLS ROUND-UP ++.			229
Wood strengthens Bosnia connection; SKY BLUES.			141
Youngsters gave up their holidays to learn new skills; ++ SCHOOLS ROUND-UP ++.			196
Your Shout: Can one person teach a class of 70?			511