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1. 31. Town ‘is hauling down barriers’

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 25 May 2011 Oldham has made more effort than any other town in the country to deal with the issues underlying the riots in 2001. That is the opinion of Prof Ted Cantle, the man the Home Office asked to find the causes of violence in Oldham, Burnley, Bradford and elsewhere.

2. 32. Charity which symbolised rebuilding of Oldham closes after losing funding

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 25 May 2011 Youth group Peacemaker was hailed by the Home Office for bringing white and Asian youngsters together after the 2001 violence. But the charity, which had offices in Oldham and Manchester, was wound up in April after falling victim to cash cuts.

3. 33. Why Carrick isn't central to Fab's plans

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 09 June 2010 Michael Carrick received a hint as to what he needed to achieve to become an England regular when he made his international debut in 2001.

4. 34. Teacher rapped for giving exam questions to pupils

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 27 April 2011 Kate Darlington was found guilty of unacceptable professional conduct while employed at Little Lever School, Bolton, from 2001-2009.

5. 35. All credit to the twelve men who help Manchester City to their finest hour

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 16 May 2012 From the Premier League to Division Two and back again, the Blues’ path to glory hasn’t always been easy.

6. 36. Bott & Co celebrates record year

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 10 May 2012 Personal injury law firm Bott & Co is celebrating a record year which saw it secure £50m compensation for clients.

7. 37. New chief Scott McNiven has it all figured out for the Tigers

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 10 May 2012 New Hyde boss Scott McNiven says he’s ready to take on the challenge of keeping the Tigers in Blue Square Bet Premier next term on a wage-bill described by his predecessor, Gary Lowe, as “unworkable”.

8. 38. Adoption shame as Greater Manchester councils miss Government targets

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 11 May 2012 More than half of Greater Manchester’s councils are missing government adoption targets. The revelation comes in new Department for Education league tables, released for the first time today.

9. 39. Revealed: One in five young people out of work in Greater Manchester youth unemployment hotspots

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 11 May 2012 Youth unemployment hotspots for Greater Manchester show up to one in five people aged 16-24 are out of work in the worst-affected areas.

10. 40. You left us to a place unknown, I wish you came back home: Mother's heartbreaking tribute at funeral of Afghanistan blast soldier Daniel Wade

    Manchester Evening News, Friday 11 May 2012 The mother of Private Daniel Wade, 20, who died along with five colleagues in a bomb attack in Afghanistan, left a heartbreaking tribute to her son at his funeral in Warrington today.

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