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21. New boy Impromtu toasts sparkling debut
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 31 July 2003 A& PUBLISHING company is celebrating a 600 per cent rise in turnover, just six months after moving to Manchester. -
22. Bullying claims of suicide teacher
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 30 July 2003 A FORMER teacher killed himself after claiming he had been bullied by the head teacher at a leading Manchester school, an inquest heard. -
23. Building a better future
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 02 July 2003 BRICKLAYING and catering are as much a part of life as maths at a high school where children are given lessons for the real world. -
24. Working classes!
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 02 July 2003 YOUNGSTERS from a Blackley primary school tried to make running a top hotel child's play when they took over key positions at the Worsley Park Marriott Hotel and Country Club. -
25. Rescue service answers retail SOS
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 03 July 2003 CASH-strapped independent retailers are being offered a lifeline thanks to Worsley-based Retail Success. -
26. Fee income boost at Robson Rhodes
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 01 July 2003 THE Manchester office of accountants and business advisers RSM Robson Rhodes increased fee income by six per cent to £6m last year, managing partner Steve Prior announced today -
27. Development boss spells out aims
Manchester Evening News, Friday 11 July 2003 NORTH west development agency boss Bryan Gray today outlined his vision for Manchester as a dynamic, high-tech and skilled regional powerhouse. -
28. £40m skills builder
Manchester Evening News, Monday 14 July 2003 THE region's construction industry is set for a £40m cash injection to help plug the chronic skills shortage in the sector. -
29. War museum is booming
Manchester Evening News, Friday 04 July 2003 BOSSES at the Imperial War Museum North are planning a huge extension. -
30. Ex-cleaner is top of the class
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 17 July 2003 A FORMER cleaner who was told she was not very bright at school now manages more than 100 staff and has won a top NHS achievement award.