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1. 1. Tories' education pledge

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 30 September 2008 THE Conservatives will today unveil plans for a massive shake-up of Britain's education system.

2. 2. Study best gay scene in Britain

   CityLife, Friday 12 September 2008 EACH September sees a new wave of students come to Manchester for the first time to begin a long course of education that will hopefully see them leaving (or staying) in a city that makes them wiser than they were before. Events like Pride have turned Manchester into one of the UK's most vibrant cities for ...

3. 3. Forum calls for a new partnership

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 20 September 2008 A TOP academic and some of the region's premier employment experts have called for urgent action to tackle the chronic skills shortage in the region.

4. 4. Ruth Kelly: Background

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 25 September 2008 RUTH Kelly's decision to stand down as Transport Secretary at the next reshuffle heralds the imminent end of a short but eventful Cabinet career.

5. 5. Should Gordon go?

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 18 September 2008 SCOTLAND Office minister David Cairns resigned this week saying it was time to debate the leadership of the Labour party.

6. 6. Council blunders could cost mum her degree

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 05 September 2008 A MATURE student has slammed Trafford Council after confusion over finance left her university plans in jeopardy.

7. 7. Academy head turns down job

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 23 September 2008 THE new head of one of Manchester's flagship academy schools has changed her mind about taking the job - just four weeks after her appointment was announced.

8. 8. Schools to merge

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 19 September 2008 A LEADING infant and junior school is to merge to make one new school. King David Infant and King David Junior Schools will become one by 2009.

9. 9. Brown arrives for conference

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 19 September 2008 PRIME Minister Gordon Brown arrived in Manchester in upbeat mood ahead of the Labour party conference in the city.

10. 10. Builder shows its class

    Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 02 September 2008 CONSTRUCTION company Morgan Ashurst today added to its bulging order book with a £6.8m contract to build an `eco-friendly' primary school - which is raised on stilts.

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