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31. Patsy the crusader
Manchester Evening News, Monday 11 October 2004 THE dedication of Manchester anti-violence campaigner Patsy McKie was being recognised in London today at the star-studded Women of the Year lunch. -
32. Rap for town's youth service
Manchester Evening News, Monday 11 October 2004 A YOUTH service has been branded "unsatisfactory" by government inspectors. A report published today says too much emphasis is placed in Bolton on recreational activities that do not stimulate 13-to-19-year-olds. -
33. Ladettes more traditional than parents - survey
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 14 October 2004 BENEATH their image as hard-living, binge-drinking ladettes, Britain's young women have more traditional core beliefs than their parents, according to a survey out today. -
34. Our city - in two little words
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 14 October 2004 MANCHESTER'S past, present and future have been boiled down to two words: "original-modern". -
35. Poorest children at highest road risk
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 12 October 2004 CHILDREN from the poorest homes are the most likely youngsters to be killed on the roads, a report out today revealed. -
36. Putting experiences to work
Manchester Evening News, Monday 18 October 2004 GETTING people from ethnic minorities into positions that they might not traditionally be associated with is a key target for employment chiefs. There's a huge pool of talent out there and it's vital that modern Britain takes it into account. -
37. Campaign to stop bad press for young
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 12 October 2004 A CAMPAIGN designed to persuade the media to portray Britain's young people in a more positive light was launched today. -
38. Pupils have got it taped
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 27 October 2004 STUDENTS at King's School in Macclesfield are holding a delayed exam celebration after ALL their marks were upgraded on appeal. -
39. Minimum wage 'needs to be £6 an hour'
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 21 October 2004 THE national minimum wage is too low to eradicate poverty pay and should increase by around '2 an hour, an independent think tank said today. -
40. Blair's pledge to get tough on red tape
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 19 October 2004 PRIME Minister Tony Blair last night promised a fresh crackdown on red tape.