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1. Making his Mark on medical science
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 15 September 2004 PATRICIA ROBERTS meets Professor Mark Ferguson the brilliant, pioneering scientist turned businessman who heads Renovo, a company developing drugs to combat scarring. -
2. Local firms queue to take on the superbug menace
Manchester Evening News, Friday 16 July 2004 AS the NHS turns for help to the Dutch, north west pioneers are at the forefront of the fight to eradicate MRSA, the superbug that is infecting our hospitals in epidemic proportions, reports Patricia Roberts. -
3. Aria's singing a song of success
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 04 August 2004 WHEN he arrived in Manchester 10 years ago, with everything he owned in a tiny Peugeot, Aria Taheri, was a poverty-stricken student. Today, the work-driven entrepreneur and founder of Aria Technology heads a '25m a year turnover company employing 86 staff, and is poised to move into brand new '2.3m premises. He talks to Patricia Roberts, about the journey to success from revolution-torn Iran. -
4. Rupert enjoys his Freedom
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 31 March 2004 WHEN& Rupert Webb launched his own company, it was a “lifestyle” business – he just wanted to make some money and enjoy spending it. Then, like Topsy, Freedom Finance just grew and grew, to be propelled into the leading financial services group in the UK. Today it spends £20m a year on advertising alone. Here he tells Patricia Roberts how he got here from there. -
5. £20m tech booster
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 03 August 2004 THOUSANDS of businesses and members of the public in the north-west will be plugged-in to modern communications, thanks to a '20m broadband boost aimed at giving the economy of Cumbria and North Lancashire, a shot in the arm. -
6. Green firms striking gold
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 27 April 2004 AWARDS for pioneering work in improving the environment have been handed to Greater Manchester firm Gentronix and Trafford Council. -
7. GCSE Results: Altrincham Girls Grammar
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 01 September 2004 GCSE ALTRINCHAM GRAMMAR FOR GIRLS