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251. Salford strikes a light
Manchester Evening News, Sunday 16 March 2008 A GIANT syringe, off-road bike and knife were set alight as a Salford community came together to "burn the negatives" plaguing their community. -
252. Cameron slams mini-Budget
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 25 November 2008 TORY leader David Cameron has told business leaders in Manchester that he found the Pre-Budget Report `shocking, unconvincing and depressing'. -
253. `Targeted' screening to cut breast cancer
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 25 November 2008 A NEW breast-screening scheme which aims to tailor appointments to women's risk of developing cancer is being studied by doctors in Manchester. -
254. Surge in number of children at risk
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 25 November 2008 THE number of children `at risk' in Manchester has doubled in less than two years - prompting urgent calls for more social workers. -
255. Pupils to have say in school
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 16 April 2008 PUPILS are to sit side-by-side with teachers and business leaders to take decisions about the future of their school. -
256. Blears backing elected mayors
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 09 July 2008 THE Government is to make it easier for towns and cities to elect their own mayors. -
257. £100m to put flouride in water
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 30 July 2008 THE people of Greater Manchester could be asked as early as next year whether they want fluoride in the water. -
258. Toddler trapped for two hours
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 10 July 2008 A TODDLER was locked inside a metal container at a council-run nursery for two hours. -
259. Boost in bid to scrap speed cameras
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 23 October 2008 DRIVERS are urging traffic enforcers in Greater Manchester to ditch the region's speed cameras. -
260. GCSEs 'getting better'
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 23 October 2008 MANCHESTER schools have improved their GCSE results - but they're still lagging behind the rest of the region.