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11. Chamber chief Gerry blames government for skills shortage
Manchester Evening News, Friday 12 March 2004 A TOP businessman took a swipe at the government's record on public services - under the nose of former Downing Street spin-doctor Alistair Campbell. -
12. Helping the wordblind see clearly
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 20 April 2004 SCHOOL was pure hell for Gary Chevin. As a dyslexic he found it confusing and frustrating and left at 16, without basic reading or writing skills, to become a self-employed builder. -
13. David broadcasts across the east
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 20 March 2004 A STOCKPORT firm is adding sound to the vision of a world-class school in India. -
14. Joe's cutting edge
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 17 March 2004 JOE Summerhill was in Manchester getting his hair cut when the IRA bomb that tore out its centre, exploded. Like most of us caught up in the events of that shocking day in 1996, it is something he will never forget. -
15. Waters takes over CBI post
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 07 January 2004 DAMIAN WATERS, who has been acting Director of the CBI in the north west for nearly a year, has been promoted permanently to the post. -
16. Awards set to recognise Asian achievement
Manchester Evening News, Monday 26 January 2004 ACHIEVEMENTS by Asian people across the region will be honoured at a special award ceremony in Manchester next month. -
17. Lagging behind
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 21 January 2004 KEY English cities, including Manchester, are lagging behind their Continental rivals and don't punch their weight in economic terms, a government-commissioned study reveals. -
18. Sharing science with the Chinese
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 01 June 2004 A GROUP of Chinese-born academics, headed by a UMIST professor, is spearheading the university research network to capitalise on the growth of the world's fastest-developing economy. -
19. No sleep 'til we're millionaires
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 03 February 2004 TWO friends who set up an e-learning business in a tiny front bedroom five years ago, are set to set out and become millionaires. -
20. Unskilled dogged by job threat warns Digby
Manchester Evening News, Monday 09 February 2004 A STARK warning that British workers who don't have a skill soon won't have a job has come from top business chief Digby Jones.