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1. 11. No hope of a C-charge 'reward'

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 02 February 2009 TRANSPORT minister Lord Adonis has quashed any lingering hopes that Greater Manchester could still get a share of the government's Transport Innovation Fund - TIF.

2. 12. Rush-hour traffic falls as recession bites

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 09 October 2009 RUSH-hour traffic levels in Manchester city centre have fallen by nearly 10 per cent in the last two years. Seven other town centres in the region have also experienced a drop over the same period.

3. 13. Charge haulage firms for using roads says Lib Dem leader

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 03 November 2009 HAULAGE firms would be charged for using the roads under a Lib Dem plan to pay for high-speed rail links between Manchester and London.

4. 14. No action over Peel ballot claim

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 10 February 2009 NO action is to be taken against the owner of the Trafford Centre after a police investigation into whether it broke laws governing elections.

5. 15. Council boss in confidence vote

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 17 January 2009 THE leader of Salford council is facing a no confidence vote after a string of controversies last year.

6. 16. £1.4bn transport boost

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 13 May 2009 GREATER Manchester is to get a £1.4bn transport bonanza which will trigger the go-ahead for a string of stalled projects.

7. 17. Trafford leader to step down

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 02 April 2009 THE leader of Trafford council, Susan Williams, will quit her post in May. Ms Williams is standing down to focus on her bid to win the Bolton West parliamentary seat at the next general election.

8. 18. Talks over Oldham trams

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 17 June 2009 TRANSPORT bosses and businesses are holding talks on how to make the most of taking trams into Oldham.

9. 19. £1.4bn transport deal unveiled

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 14 May 2009 GREATER Manchester's new £1.4bn transport package is a whole new programme and not a 'plan B', politicians claim.

10. 20. Plans for 'Oyster' paying card scheme

    Manchester Evening News, Friday 14 August 2009 GREATER Manchester could get its own 'smartcard' - letting residents pay for public transport, theatre tickets or even shopping with a single swipe.

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