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1. 1. Community teams join forces with police

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 31 May 2001 COMMUNITY action teams are to spearhead a new police initiative.

2. 2. Community centre puts weddings on the web

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 07 May 2001 WELL-WISHERS need not miss out on weddings and other celebrations just because they cannot get to Tameside's Indian Community Centre.

3. 3. Secret agenda could tear apart our community

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 14 May 2001 All is not well for local newspapers. New laws restricting information to journalists are increasingly causing concern.

4. 4. Warm welcome for Pakistan stars

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 30 May 2001 PAKISTAN'S stars were formally welcomed to Old Trafford at a dinner last night where they met leaders of the North-West's Asian community.

5. 5. Watchdog pair quit in police meetings protest

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 04 May 2001 TWO police "watchdogs'' have quit, claiming a new system will give the public less say in fighting crime.

6. 6. Bangladesh bid to ease tensions in strife town

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 14 May 2001 AN envoy from the Bangladeshi government is being sent to Oldham in a bid to calm racial tensions.

7. 7. Pilot scheme to help bridge digital divide

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 16 May 2001 A pilot web-based initiative is hoping to help Manchester bridge the digital divide.

8. 8. Trident puts spotlight on learning

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 22 May 2001 THE launch of the Labour Party's north west election campaign in Salford this week, has shone the s

9. 9. Racist attack: Boys arrested

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 01 May 2001 FOUR schoolboys were arrested today in dawn raids by police investigating a racist attack in which a D-Day veteran was brutally beaten.

10. 10. Duke hails new era of union co-operation

    Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 15 May 2001 THE Duke of Westminster has embraced a new era of co-operation in a moving speech which bid a glad farewell to the old days of confrontation between unions and management.

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