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1. 1. NW house prices ‘set to rise by 13pc in 2003’

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 31 December 2002 HOUSE prices in the north west are set to rise by around 13 per cent in 2003.

2. 2. The winners and losers of 2002

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 31 December 2002 THE festive season is nearly over. But there is still time for Chief Sports Writer Paul Hince to dish out his New Year gifts to the managers, the players, the clubs and the personalities who have entertained us - and occasionally annoyed us - over the past twelve months.

3. 3. Save money by homing in on property problems

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 30 December 2002 YOUR home is probably the biggest investment you will undertake in the course of a lifetime - so take care of it.

4. 4. Re-mortgaging soars

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 30 December 2002 RE-MORTGAGING is reaching record levels - but Abbey National says that almost half of the UK's homeowners are in the dark when it comes to understanding their mortgage and may not even realise they could switch to a better deal.

5. 5. TV Picks 2002: The ManchesterOnline verdict

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 27 December 2002 THE ManchesterOnline team pick their favourite TV moments of 2002.

6. 6. Railtrack's stock rolls off listings

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 27 December 2002 MUCH-maligned railway group Railtrack will finally reach the end of the line today when its shares are delisted from the stock exchange.

7. 7. Irlam uber alles

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 23 December 2002 A GERMAN manufacturing firm has chosen Salford for its first UK base after a year-long search for a suitable site.

8. 8. Mortgage move can make life grand

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 23 December 2002 HOMEOWNERS could pay for their Christmas spending with the money they would save over the next 12 months by switching to a cheaper mortgage lender, according to new research from HSBC.

9. 9. Flacks wants What Everyone Wants

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 23 December 2002 A FLAMBOYANT Manchester businessman has returned from his home in Monaco to make a '5m cash bid for what he really, really wants - the troubled Scottish discount chain What Everyone Wants.

10. 10. Peel sees Trafford sales up despite summer distractions

    Manchester Evening News, Friday 20 December 2002 PROPERTY giant Peel Holdings today shrugged off fears that sales at its flagship retail venture the Trafford Centre had been dented by the mild Autumn and the World Cup.

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