Trafford Start Well Public Health & Commissioning Team is seeking to establish a Trafford children’s networking forum. This will bring together service providers and VCFSE organisations across the borough to improve the health and wellbeing of our children, young people and families. ...More
The independent review of children’s social care has recommended that the g overnment should make care experience a protected characteristic
This means it will be against the law to discriminate against someone because they are or have been in care and will mean that those...More
Background
From 31 May 2022, local highway authorities in England outside of London have been able to apply to the Secretary of State for new powers to enforce 'moving traffic offences'. See signage that this applies to
Moving traffic offences include:
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Earlier in 2022, Trafford conducted a Reducing Parental Conflict (RPC) needs assessment to help us to better understand local trends such as frequency and intensity of parental conflict, the prevalence of parental conflict within certain populations such as low income families, teenage...More
During the early stages of the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020 and as part of the Emergency Active Travel Funding, Trafford Council installed temporary cycle lanes on the A56 and Edge Lane. This was to facilitate non-motorised transport choices for shorter journeys, such as cycling and walking. ...More
Thank you for attending today’s session. In order to make these sessions as useful as possible, please can you spare 5 minutes to complete the questionnaire. All of your responses will remain confidential.
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Want to help volunteer to support vulnerable residents this winter?
The Council will be providing over 3,000 Winter Wellbeing packs to some of our most vulnerable residents during the winter period.
To support this and after the amazing staff response we received last year, we are...More
One of Trafford Council's corporate priorities is to tackle the climate emergency. Using less energy and reducing consumption of electricity used by street lighting, will support this priority.
Due to current volatile energy markets, the costs associated with street lighting, has more than...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
Trafford Council’s vision is for a Trafford where all our residents, businesses and communities prosper. Supporting this vision, the Community Estate Policy sets out the Council’s approach for the management and operation of its Community Estate and how it works with and supports these...More
Welcome to the 2022 Trafford Council housing needs survey.
A letter inviting people to take part has been sent to a sample of residents across Trafford but anyone living in the borough can fill in the survey.
This study is being carried out by arc4 Ltd on behalf of Trafford Council
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We know surveys are pretty boring and there is rarely anything in it for you. However we really need your help to keep making improvements to our service and we are ready and willing to listen to your views. 15 minutes of your time will mean the world to us.
Everyone who...More
This survey is part of our research to find out which term people in Trafford believe should be used to describe people’s ethnicity. We are asking you because Central Government has advised all public bodies to stop using the term Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) and to adopt the...More
Dear Colleagues
As part of our Cost for Care returns to the DHSC, we have the opportunity to reflect our providers’ views on market sustainability in our Market Sustainability Position.
Informal feedback has highlighted significant concerns in key areas across both...More
Introduction
The Department for Education (DfE) has announced local authority funding to support the provision of new places for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) and those requiring alternative provision. This is collectively referred to as...More
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