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1. 1. Congestion charge trial to hit city

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 28 November 2005 DRIVERS could be forced to fork out £1 per mile as part of a congestion charging trial scheme in Greater Manchester which has just been announced.

2. 2. City could consider congestion charge

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 25 October 2005 COUNCILS in Greater Manchester could look at London-style congestion charging to beat gridlock on the roads.

3. 3. OPINION: Yes to the congestion charge

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 29 November 2005 GRAEME Sherrif from Friends of the Earth explains why he supports congestion charging.

4. 4. OPINION: No to the congestion charge

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 29 November 2005 BUSINESS leader Miranda Allan explains why she is against congestion charging.

5. 5. City starts on road to C-charge

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 29 November 2005

   DRIVERS in Manchester could one day be driving around with an extra electronic device the size of a mobile phone inside their cars, as the city starts on the road to a congestion charge.

6. 6. London toll leaps to £8 for drivers

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 04 July 2005 MOTORISTS driving into London face a sharp rise from £5 to £8 in the daily congestion charge from today. A pressure group, the Forum of Private Business (FPB), will mark the increase by handing a petition of protest to the London Assembly.<BR>

7. 7. Transport chiefs order city car toll survey

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 10 January 2005 A SURVEY is to be held to test opinion about the introduction of road congestion charges in Greater Manchester.

8. 8. Road fees hurt shops

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 31 March 2005 A NORTH west business pressure group is warning a key group of MPs not to ignore the plight of small businesses when it urges councils to consider introducing congestion charging schemes.

9. 9. Brakes put on road toll plan

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 11 January 2005 MANCHESTER politicians have vetoed any plans for congestion charging in the city.

10. 10. Jail for number plate fiddler

    Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 26 July 2005 A CAR courier who hatched a plan to defeat congestion charges and parking tickets was in jail today. <BR><BR>Graham Thompson, from Tyldesley, used black masking tape to alter a number on his registration plates - so penalty notices were sent to an innocent motorist.

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