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1. 1. Paul Taylor: A tale of our times ... the injury that is ‘cured’ by post

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 15 February 2012 Here’s a true story of our times. A woman is driving to an important business meeting, stops at the entry to a roundabout and, to her horror, sees a car coming the wrong way round the roundabout.

2. 2. Former lover of sacked policeman: 'He was paid a lot to do his job – not sleep with women on duty'

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 19 January 2012 Charity support worker Joanne Pinder has told how she fell instantly for Troy Van-Eda after he stopped her for a minor motoring offence.

3. 3. Tangerine PR to be Peugeot UK's driving force

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 16 January 2012 Tangerine PR has motored into 2012 with a new account from Peugeot UK.

4. 4. Locked up: Droylsden boy, 16, who tried to set fire to Waterstones during Manchester riots

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 17 December 2011 Ryan Barrass, of Droylsden, was sentenced to 12 months’ youth custody after admitting five counts of burglary with intent to steal and attempted arson.

5. 5. Stephen Fry blasts BBC in blog rant over 'absurd' move to MediaCity

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 12 December 2011 Stephen Fry has launched a blistering attack on the BBC's move to Salford. In a foul-mouthed tirade written on his blog, the actor-turned-author slammed the Beeb's relocation to MediaCity.

6. 6. Jungle Media launches Beatwolf free magazine

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 09 December 2011 An online music magazine has launched in Salford with plans to further build its brand with a 100,000-copy free circulation print product.

7. 7. Lookers secures extra £115m finance

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 01 December 2011 Car dealership chain Lookers today became the latest quoted Manchester-based group to announce a major funding fillip with the extension of a £115m facility provided by a consortium of banks.

8. 8. Greater Manchester home to first electric car showroom

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 30 November 2011 Greater Manchester is set to ‘plug-in’ to the future of motoring as home to the first electric car showroom in the country.

9. 9. 'This is a form of piracy': Judge slams bogus car clamper who demanded £150 to release vehicles in Manchester city centre

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 21 November 2011 A judge condemned the activities of a bogus clamper as modern-day ‘piracy’ after he was found guilty of blackmailing motorists. Mohammed Asif Ashraf touted himself as a licensed ‘vehicle immobiliser’

10. 10. CBI scheme to help youth unemployment

    Manchester Evening News, Monday 31 October 2011 Business lobbying organisation the Confederation of British Industry has today called on the government to introduce a new tax incentive to encourage companies to take on young unemployed people.

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