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1. 1. Holidaybreak in £9.44m swoop

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 10 August 2009 TRAVEL firm Holidaybreak has boosted its fast-growing education division with a £9.44m swoop for a 150-acre site in Wiltshire - and is hunting more takeover targets.

2. 2. Holidaybreak £31m cash call

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 17 June 2009 TRAVEL firm Holidaybreak today announced plans to raise £31m from shareholders to reduce its debt pile and fund takeovers for its fast-growing education division.

3. 3. Holidaybreak mulls cash call

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 26 May 2009 HOLIDAYBREAK may make a cash call to shareholders to fund acquisitions for its fast-growing education division.

4. 4. Bardsley announces contracts worth £40m

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 04 March 2009 BUILDING contractor Bardsley Construction today announced three education projects in the north west worth a total of £40m.

5. 5. Suitors hope to carry off Kitbag

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 28 May 2009 ONLINE sports goods retailer Kitbag is attracting interest from potential buyers as its owner, the home shopping and education supplies firm Findel, looks to sell non-core assets.

6. 6. Joy as UU wins top award

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 07 July 2009 UNITED Utilities and two other north west firms were today celebrating national accolades for their responsible attitude to business.

7. 7. Holidaybreak on track for success

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 18 February 2009 TRAVEL specialist Holidaybreak has revealed that better deals from hoteliers and the popularity of shows such as Oliver! in London's West End had boosted its short break business.

8. 8. Armstrong deal hits the right note

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 17 February 2009 MUSIC training business Armstrong Learning has added another string to its bow and more than doubled turnover with the £1m-plus takeover of a rival.

9. 9. Four-day week at Aedas

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 23 March 2009 ARCHITECT Aedas is the latest professional services firm with a big presence in Manchester to introduce a four-day working week for staff to avoid making redundancies.

10. 10. 'Business case for Bolton still holds good'

    Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 17 March 2009 MORE than £150m will have been spent by the end of this year as part of a £1bn, 10-year scheme to revamp Bolton town centre.

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