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1. 1. Disability discrimination and mental health

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 28 August 2009 THE Government has announced this week that people with mental health problems will receive help to manage their condition enabling them continue to work.

2. 2. Mental health trust vows to hit targets

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 14 August 2009 MANCHESTER'S struggling psychiatric service says it is getting better - because it is listening to patients and staff more.

3. 3. Figures show town's not so grim

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 20 August 2009 WYTHENSHAWE has long suffered an inglorious reputation for poverty, ill health, high proportion of council housing, and unemployment.

4. 4. Swine flu fight on the streets

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 10 August 2009 HEALTH workers are taking to the streets to hand out tissues in a bid to tackle swine flu.

5. 5. Designed for life: the firms beating the crunch

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 18 August 2009 COMPANIES working in the manufacturing and health and social work sectors in Greater Manchester are managing the current economic climate in the best manner, according to research from Business Link Northwest.

6. 6. Opinion: David Ottwell

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 18 August 2009 LABOUR has finally learned to harness the power of the internet - and all it took was a global row about whether the NHS was a national treasure or a collection of 'death panels' choosing who to kill and save.

7. 7. Boots to open city centre GP surgery

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 28 August 2009 A NEW GP surgery and walk-in centre is to open in the city centre.

8. 8. 15,000 hit by treatment wait woe

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 14 August 2009 THE NHS failed to treat almost 15,000 Greater Manchester patients within government deadlines during one month this year.

9. 9. Tories now 'the party of the NHS' - Cameron

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 20 August 2009 David Cameron pledged to speed up Labour's healthcare reforms as he claimed that the Conservatives were now "the party of the NHS".

10. 10. The JJB story - by Dave Whelan

    Manchester Evening News, Thursday 20 August 2009 THE founder of JJB Sports, entrepreneur and former soccer player Dave Whelan, has revealed how the vision of his former company being `destroyed' forced him to end his retirement and spend more than £76m buying back its sports clubs.

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