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1. 61. What next for C-charge?

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 07 June 2008 THE government's decision to approve the £3bn public transport bid leaves the ball firmly in Greater Manchester's court.

2. 62. Lib Dems in road toll war

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 14 December 2007 LIBERAL Democrats in Greater Manchester were at war today as the region's congestion charge bid hung in the balance.

3. 63. Road toll bid 'to go ahead'

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 16 October 2007 MANCHESTER'S congestion-charge bid WILL go ahead, transport chiefs say, despite claims that Gordon Brown could scrap plans for a national road-pricing scheme.

4. 64. Debate gets congested

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 26 June 2007 A WAR of words broke out in the business community of Greater Manchester after a survey commissioned by Peel Holdings showed 80 per cent of companies would vote against congestion charging in a referendum.

5. 65. City split by c-charge

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 10 June 2008 BUSINESS leaders and politicians remained split down the middle after the government's announcement.

6. 66. C-charge: Where next?

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 24 July 2007 TOWNS around Greater Manchester could be hit by individual road pricing schemes - on top of the congestion charges planned for the city.

7. 67. C-charge rival out

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 16 August 2007 GREATER Manchester remains in poll position to win £3bn to improve public transport after its main rival failed to submit a formal bid.

8. 68. Death-knell for road charging?

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 12 December 2008 GREATER Manchester's landslide rejection of congestion charging looks set to sound the death-knell for similar schemes across the country.

9. 69. Big guns' war on car charges

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 05 June 2008 BUSINESS giants of Greater Manchester are set for war over congestion charging after the emergence of a new group which supports the move.

10. 70. Town hall bosses 'not surprised'

    Manchester Evening News, Friday 12 December 2008 TOWN hall leaders who backed congestion charging say they are dismayed, but not surprised, by the crushing `No' vote.

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