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1. 1. C-charge TV ad

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 20 June 2008 TRANSPORT chiefs are spending thousands on TV adverts to whip up interest in congestion charging.

2. 2. NHS road toll chaos denied

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 21 November 2008 A TOP health boss has said there will be no impact on frontline clinical staff caring for patients if the congestion charge goes ahead.

3. 3. Kellogg's email slammed

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 04 October 2008 A MAJOR company involved in the battle to stop Manchester's planned congestion charge, has been accused of trying to tell its workers how to respond to an official public consultation.

4. 4. Time to vote on TIF bid

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 28 November 2008 OVER the next two weeks, people across Greater Manchester will be invited to help make what is probably the most important decision to affect this region in decades – whether or not to go ahead with a congestion charge.

5. 5. Decision will reverberate for decades

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 24 November 2008 OVER the next two weeks, people across Greater Manchester are being invited to help make what is probably the most important decision to affect this region in decades - whether or not to go ahead with a congestion charge.

6. 6. Decision will reverberate for decades

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 24 November 2008 OVER the next two weeks, people across Greater Manchester are being invited to help make what is probably the most important decision to affect this region in decades - whether or not to go ahead with a congestion charge.

7. 7. Move to salvage transport cash

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 20 December 2008 COUNCIL leaders in Greater Manchester are trying to salvage parts of a huge package of transport improvements which would have come with a congestion charge scheme.

8. 8. C-charge survey cost 'too high'

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 27 June 2008 THE £3m cost of a huge public consultation exercise on controversial plans for congestion charging in Greater Manchester has been blasted as `too high'.

9. 9. Anti-toll posters 'misleading'

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 14 February 2008 ANTI road toll campaigners have been told to scrap posters suggesting drivers will be forced to pay £5 per day if the scheme is introduced, because they are misleading.

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