More information has emerged on the whereabouts of ex-members of Marion.

Roofdog now understands that of the ex-members of the band, guitarist Phil Cunningham, who previously had left the post-Marion group Headway to join Tailgunner, is now playing with Manchester legends New Order. Bassist Nick Gilbert and drummer Murad Mousa are now involved in non-music professions.

There is little news on Jaime Harding other than that below. It had previously been stated that the 'new' Marion would release an e.p, tentatively titled Sister, sometime in 2001; as yet, nothing more on this has been heard.

More news here as soon as we get it.

Apart from an article in the Macclesfield Express in June detailing worrying news of a court appearance (right - Click to enlarge), there is no further news as yet on Jaime Harding's progress. His project, set to retain the Marion name, is possibly the most eagerly awaited by fans, who are avid to hear what has been described as 'astonishing'. Last December, an interview with Harding was posted onto Marion fan site Chance - Marion Web Pages, detailing Jaime's new writing partnership with long-time friend Wayne Ward, and his hopes to record brand new material as soon as possible. Ward played all the instruments on the recordings, and it was thought that the 'new' Marion would be playing shows before the end of the year.

The Pharmacy itself is actually situated somewhere in Ireland; but the legendary missing "P" has now been replaced. Even so, on very close scrutiny it still looks a bit wobbly.