Triple P is a positive parenting programme free to Trafford residents. It focuses on supporting parents; Build a stronger relationship, Negotiate boundaries and expectations, Deal calmly with conflict, Survive the emotional rollercoaster, Prepare for risky situations and equip your children to...More
Trafford Council's Public Health team is looking to work with housing associations to reduce smoking prevlance in their residents.
Here's why:
The smoking rate among social housing residents is one of the highest in England.
Higher rates of smoking mean people living in social...More
At Trafford Council, w e know that having the right home can have a big impact on your quality of life and that maintaining independence is important to everyone, especially if you have support needs. With that in mind, we have developed the Draft Supported Housing Strategy 2022-2027. ...More
The council as part of its Leisure Strategy is looking at the future of Old Trafford Sports Barn. Following a review process and to help safeguard the asset for future generations the council has made the decision to invite organisation to apply to take ownership of the facility through a...More
Established over 10 years ago, the Trafford Partnership is Trafford’s local strategic partnership and is made up of private, public and Voluntary, Community, Faith and Social Enterprise ( VCFSE) sector organisations who can deliver positive change together. The ethos of the partnership...More
In our modern world, maintaining a healthy weight has become increasingly difficult. Living an active and healthy lifestyle is not always easy, which has led to more and more people struggling with excess weight.
We understand that there are many complex reasons which contribute to...More
It has been approximately 3 months since you completed the Reducing Parental Conflict training and Trafford Council are keen to find out whether you have been able to successfully apply the knowledge and skills learnt to your role. We would like to identify any facilitators and barriers to...More
Trafford Council has a duty to provide school places for every child resident within the borough. This duty has been met by expanding a number of Primary Schools across the borough to meet local demand. Trafford Council are now proposing the physical expansion of Davyhulme Primary School to...More
This questionnaire can be used to make comments on the Civic Quarter Area Action Plan (CQAAP) Main Modifications Consultation. Responses can be submitted between 9am on 14/07/2022 and 5pm on 02/09/2022.
Please note that this consultation is not an opportunity to resubmit...More
Dear Headteacher,
First off, we would like to thank you for accommodating the school health team as they visited all Primary Schools recently to measure and weigh our Reception and Year 6 children, as part of the mandated National Child Measurement Programme (NCMP).
As you know the...More
This survey is to find out what families like and dislike and Trafford Team Together (TTT). It is completely anonymous and you don't have to give your name. The answers you give will be shared as part of a review of TTT, as (for example) "This is a comment by Parent 1 from Broad Oak School". ...More
Trafford Council is continuing to work in partnership with the Crossford Bridge Management Association (CBMA) to improve the facilities at the site and is consulting with local people for a third time to gather their opinions.
The CBMA are keen to look at the idea of installing the...More
Street Trading is governed by the Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1982 Schedule 4.
A local authority can charge a fee for a street trading consent to allow the sale of any article in a consented street. Trafford Council, in addition to street trading...More
Do you have an someone in your life you'd like to thank for helping you?
It could be a social worker, carer, family member, foster sister or brother or teacher or anyone else in your life?
If so let us know and we'll celebrate them by letting them know how you feel about them!
This...More
Trafford Council has a number of Council Tax discretionary discounts on certain classes of empty properties and as there are no government grants covering the cost of these discounts. The Council is consulting on changes to the following existing discretionary awards:
...More
Trafford is a highly desirable place to live. It has excellent schools, great connectivity and a wide range of homes to choose from. Its parks and green spaces provide relief from the urban environment and opportunities for fresh air and improving wellbeing.
Locally distinctive buildings,...More
Trafford Moving is the borough’s physical activity and sport strategy. We would like to support more people in Trafford to be physically active. To do this we need to understand a bit more about you and your neighbourhood. The information gathered from this consultation will be used to develop a...More
This is the initial vision developed by the schools:
Summary of this proposal
The proposal is to amalgamate Moss Park Infant School and Moss Park Junior School. It is proposed this will be achieved by closing Moss Park Infant School and simultaneously extending the age range at Moss...More
Thank you for attending the RPC training. In order to make sure the training is targeted and pitched at the right level, we would really appreciate your feedback. The evaluation is designed to capture your thoughts on your experience of the training programme and what you have learnt from...More
Levelling Up is a moral, social and economic programme led by Government to spread opportunity and improve services fairly across the UK.
Trafford has lower than average investment per capita in culture per annum (currently £3.49 compared to £11.35 in Greater Manchester) and...More
Trafford Council is proposing to improve cycling and walking facilities between Wharfside Way to Moss Road. The scheme aims to encourage residents and visitors of key attractions such as Trafford Park, Media City and Old Trafford Stadia to adopt sustainable modes of travel, whilst enhancing...More
Trafford Council has announced multi-million pound plans to redevelop three leisure centres in the borough following the successful redevelopment of move Urmston Leisure Centre.
We are keen to hear from those who currently use the centre as well as those who do not.
Please see the draft...More
Trafford Council are working with The Friends of Longford Park, lead consultants The Environment Partnership (TEP), environmental charity City of Trees and a range of other partners to develop a vision and masterplan that will guide the restoration and improvement of the park’s key assets and...More
Trafford Moving is the borough’s physical activity and sport strategy. We would like to support more people in Trafford to be physically active, to do this we need to understand a bit more about you and your neighbourhood.
More
Commissioners have been gathering feedback from a wide range of people about the current short breaks offer and we are keen to hear from our special schools for your views on what you see working well for the families in your schools, what doesn’t and how we can strengthen our short breaks...More
Trafford Council has a duty to provide school places for every child resident within the borough. This duty has been met by expanding a number of Primary Schools across the borough to meet local demand. Altrincham and Sale experience the greatest demand within Trafford, therefore, Trafford...More
Survey of Hong Kong newcomers in Trafford who are in business/setting up a business
We are carrying out a quick survey to find out what help can be provided for Hong Kong newcomers in Trafford who are in business or starting their own business. If this applies to you, please take a...More
This survey should take 5 minutes to complete and is needed to help develop Trafford's Pharmacutical Needs Assessment (PNA)
Each local authority is required to complete a PNA, the purpose of this document is primarily:
Each local authority is required to complete a PNA, the...More
Trafford Moving is the borough’s physical activity and sport strategy. We would like to support more people in Trafford to be physically active, to do this we need to understand a bit more about you and your neighbourhood.
More