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1. 1. Top of the form

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 20 August 2003

   JOHN Roberts, chief executive of United Utilites, was recently voted top in a poll of the region's 100 most important businesspeople.&  He spoke to the M.E.N's Patricia Roberts& about his rise to the top.& 

2. 2. Born and bred into the family firm

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 19 February 2003 PATRICIA Roberts speaks to the great, great grandson of one of the north west's strongest brands.

3. 3. Veterans coming up roses

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 27 June 2003 AGE need not prove a barrier to employment, reports Patricia Roberts.

4. 4. Business Bites: Striking a blow for good sense

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 20 September 2003 THIS week I posted a birthday card to a relative in New Zealand, without any real thought of the complexities of its 12,000-mile journey, writes Patricia Roberts.

5. 5. Business bites: Time to end Eastern habit

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 27 December 2003 I ALMOST needed the smelling salts when I came across a small north west firm exporting its Made-in-Britain wares to China, writes Patricia Roberts.

6. 6. Business bites: Chewing the Fat

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 29 November 2003 WE'RE becoming a nation of tubbies, but "junk" food chiefs are refusing to carry the can for those who have had their chips and get an early visit to the great cream-cake in the sky because they are over- weight, writes Patricia Roberts.

7. 7. War hots up in bid for Safeway

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 18 January 2003 IS there anyone out there not interested in snapping up Safeway?

8. 8. Hamilton’s duty of care

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 26 February 2003 TWELVE hours after leaving public school, Hamilton Anstead was wheeling a body to a hospital morgue.

9. 9. Turbulent times at Woodford after Nimrod deal

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 22 February 2003 IT was hailed as a north-west job-saver, but Nimrod now looks more like pie in the sky for workers in Woodford.

10. 10. MyTravel silent over bumper pay-offs

    Manchester Evening News, Friday 21 February 2003 TWO bosses who led holiday firm MyTravel during the most disastrous year in its history, have walked away with bumper undisclosed pay-offs.

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