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1. Congestion charges 'will pay for buses'
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 31 May 2007 BUSES will run through every Greater Manchester housing estate every 10 to 15 minutes thanks to money from congestion charging, transport chiefs have promised. -
2. Charge could kill nightlife
Manchester Evening News, Monday 28 May 2007 THE INTRODUCTION of congestion charges would be a killer blow to Manchester's thriving social scene, it has been claimed. -
3. Charge is key to £3bn transport revolution
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 26 May 2007 THE flipside of Greater Manchester's congestion charge coin has been revealed - a £3bn revolution in the city's transport network. -
4. Bosses split over c-charge plans
Manchester Evening News, Friday 25 May 2007 BUSINESSES chiefs in Greater Manchester are split over the impact of congestion charging plans set to be approved by council chiefs today. -
5. Referendum call on congestion charges
Manchester Evening News, Friday 25 May 2007 A REFERENDUM would be the fairest way to decide the congestion charge issue, a business campaigner said today. -
6. C-charge details revealed
Manchester Evening News, Friday 25 May 2007 THE M.E.N. can today unveil details of the controversial planned congestion charging heading for Greater Manchester. We can reveal that rush-hour drivers on the busiest roads will pay £5 a day in charges. -
7. Drivers to get c-charge details
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 23 May 2007 DETAILS are to be unveiled of Greater Manchester's bid to introduce congestion charging in return for £3bn of public transport improvements. -
8. 'Don't gag us on charges'
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 22 May 2007 THE panel overseeing Greater Manchester's controversial plan for congestion charging is under fire. -
9. Five-year plan for 'pay to drive'
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 22 May 2007 CONTROVERSIAL congestion charging schemes could come to Greater Manchester within five years under new laws published today. -
10. Lib Dems launch c-charge coup
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 16 May 2007 LIBERAL Democrats have launched an audacious bid to take control of transport in Greater Manchester from Labour.