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1. 31. Blears calls for C-charge 'reflection'

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 14 December 2008 TWO cabinet ministers have called for a new plan to improve the transport network in Greater Manchester after plans for congestion charging where overwhelmingly rejected by voters.

2. 32. CBI backs c-charge

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 14 October 2008 BRITAIN'S biggest business organisation is backing congestion charging for Greater Manchester - but warned the current proposals could be better.

3. 33. 53pc 'support for c-charge'

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 18 August 2008 THE people of Greater Manchester WILL vote for congestion charging, according to secret polling data obtained by the M.E.N.

4. 34. Decision 'soon' on c-charge deal

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 26 April 2008 GREATER Manchester is set to learn by the middle of next month whether it will get £3bn in return for congestion charging.

5. 35. C-charge relief for 'green' cars

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 30 January 2008 DRIVERS of `green' cars could pay cut-price congestion charges under a plan to slash carbon emissions in Manchester by nearly a third.

6. 36. Traffic levels NOT soaring

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 17 July 2008 TRAFFIC levels in Greater Manchester are not soaring - despite warnings the region's economy could be crippled without a congestion charge.

7. 37. U-turn over council car park

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 15 July 2008 PRO-CONGESTION charge councillors have put the brakes on plans to build themselves an underground car park next to Manchester town hall.

8. 38. £600 a day for vote chief

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 20 November 2008 THE man in charge of Greater Manchester's congestion charge referendum is being paid up to £600 a day, the M.E.N. can reveal.

9. 39. Brown defends Kelly decision

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 25 September 2008 GORDON Brown has signalled that Ruth Kelly's shock resignation will not affect Greater Manchester's congestion-charge bid.

10. 40. Four to one, a resounding majority

    Manchester Evening News, Saturday 13 December 2008 THE most striking figure in the congestion-charge referendum was also the most important. For every one person who voted Yes, nearly four said No.

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