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1. 11. C-charge: The great debate

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 17 July 2007 SUPPORTERS and opponents of the Greater Manchester congestion charge slugged it out to a standstill in a highly-charged debate last night.

2. 12. C-charge: Low income discounts

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 06 July 2007 LOW income workers may pay 20 per cent less for travelling into Manchester centre, congestion charge bosses have said.

3. 13. C-charge 'locals' don't exist

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 09 July 2007 TRANSPORT chiefs have been accused of misleading motorists in a congestion charge leaflet sent to 2.5 million homes in Greater Manchester.

4. 14. Two-thirds against c-charge

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 20 March 2007 TWO out of three people in Greater Manchester are opposed to congestion charging, an M.E.N. opinion poll revealed.

5. 15. C-charge: Bid goes in on Tuesday

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 28 July 2007 OFFICIALS are working round the clock to meet a deadline of next Tuesday to offer to introduce congestion charging to Greater Manchester's roads in return for £3bn of public transport improvements.

6. 16. 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.

7. 17. Third c-charge zone revealed

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 02 July 2007 MOTORISTS coming into the very centre of Manchester may have to pass through THREE congestion charge zones, it has been revealed.

8. 18. Charge worries for ski slope

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 18 June 2007 A CLOUD hung over Europe's biggest indoor ski slope on its proudest day ...the approaching congestion charge.

9. 19. 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.

10. 20. 80% fear C-charge effects

    Manchester Evening News, Thursday 22 March 2007 EIGHTY per cent think congestion charging would have a negative effect on Greater Manchester's economy. And more than half would vote against a party supporting road- pricing - enough to transform the region's political landscape.

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