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1. 161. Passengers facing delays after Metrolink tram breaks down in city centre

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 13 July 2011 Passengers are facing delays after a Metrolink tram broke down in Manchester city centre. The tram came to a stop after a line power failure on Market Street.

2. 162. Lord Sassoon in Manchester

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 18 July 2011 Commercial Secretary Lord Sassoon was quizzed on a range of business issues during a visit to Manchester recently.

3. 163. LinkedIn - the social network for serious networkers

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 21 July 2011 The business networking website LinkedIn has fast established itself as an essential tool in the online business world.

4. 164. Lizardfish TV to produce children’s and education programmes

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 01 August 2011 New production company Lizardfish TV has joined Manchester’s burgeoning creative media scene by setting up shop in the city centre.

5. 165. Cash-strapped Salford council to fund bus route to BBC at MediaCityUK

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 11 February 2011 The council has agreed to pay £220,000 – to save the high-speed bus that run every 10 minutes and whisk people to the site at Salford Quays from Salford Shopping City, the university and Salford Crescent train station.

6. 166. Salford bound: 46 per cent of BBC Breakfast staff choose to move north

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 31 March 2011 Almost half the team behind the BBC Breakfast show have agreed to move to Salford when the show transfers to a new studio next year, but presenters Sian Williams and Chris Hollins will not be with them.

7. 167. Archbishop of Canterbury warns of people being forced into 'extremism' by budget cuts

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 01 March 2011 The Archbishop of Canterbury has called on the government to take into account the 'human costs' of spending cuts in Greater Manchester.

8. 168. BBC boss blasts critics

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 27 August 2010 The man who is leading the BBC’s move to Salford has hit out against a ‘pathetic’ slur campaign against the north.

9. 169. Peter Salmon: Salford schoolkids ‘should aspire to work for the BBC’

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 04 November 2010 The man in charge of the BBC’s move to Salford has said the city’s schoolchildren should aspire to work for the corporation.

10. 170. Barbara Spicer on MediaCityUK, Chapel Street and Salford's special relationship with Manchester

    Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 05 April 2011 Having brought the BBC to Salford Quays in a gloves-off fight with Manchester, Barbara Spicer decided it was time to make friends. Today she believes that fighting with – not against – Salford's more prosperous neighbouring city is the key to unlocking a brighter future. SIMON DONOHUE finds time in her diary.

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