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1. 1. Village bobbies for gay community

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 29 August 2006 A NEW police service has opened in Manchester's Gay Village to help its community. Pc Sam Tennant and police community support officer Ann Marie Lewis will deal with issues and incidents affecting the village community.

2. 2. Community health measures reviewed

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 30 January 2006 THE face of community health services in England could dramatically change as a result of government plans published today. The Department of Health said Health Secretary Patricia Hewitt would outline plans for integrated health and social care services in the heart of the community. It is expected that the community health and care services White Paper will include measures to deliver more care outside of hospitals, as well as increasing access to GPs and other health practitioners.

3. 3. Community urged to help find Jessie's killer

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 17 September 2006 A COMMUNITY leader in Manchester's Moss Side is urging people to co-operate with police in their attempts to find the killer of teenager Jessie James.

4. 4. Community spirit takes a back seat

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 27 September 2006 NEW research released by the National Association of Estate Agents shows that a strong sense of community and a good local pub are least important when assessing the attractiveness of an area in which to buy a residential property.

5. 5. Gay community warned after reveller is raped

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 16 November 2006 THE gay community is being warned to take extra care after a man was raped after a night out with friends. The 27-year-old got into a car with a man in Port Street in Manchester centre, but as soon as he was inside, the driver locked his victim in and told him he had a knife.

6. 6. Afro-carribean community warned of salt risk

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 30 January 2006 THE African and Caribbean community is at increased risk from illnesses caused by eating too much salt, a campaign group warned today. Consensus Action on Salt and Health (Cash) says strokes are often provoked by high blood pressure resulting from a salty diet.

7. 7. Afro-carribean community warned of salt risk

   CityLife, Monday 30 January 2006 THE African and Caribbean community is at increased risk from illnesses caused by eating too much salt, a campaign group warned today. Consensus Action on Salt and Health (Cash) says strokes are often provoked by high blood pressure resulting from a salty diet.

8. 8. Gay village plans divide community

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 16 August 2006 BOLD plans to regenerate a corner of Manchester's Gay Village have divided the community. The proposals are said to include residential and leisure units and a 24-storey glass tower on the site of a car park at the junction of Princess Street and Whitworth Street.

9. 9. Community staff set for a hectic summer

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 28 June 2006 STOCKPORT Countyés Football in the Community staff will scarcely get time to take a break over the forthcoming summer holidays.

10. 10. Longdale Community College

    Manchester Evening News, Thursday 24 August 2006 Longdale Community College

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