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Land Allocations Consultation Form

Description: Land Allocations Consultation

Land Allocations Plan Comments

Description: Responses to consultation on the Land Allocations Plan in Trafford.

Land and premises

Description: Find a premises for your business

Land reclamation

Description: The Council promotes the reclamation or improvement of derelict, neglected or unsightly land utilising grants.

Landlord disputes

Description: The rights of tenants and landlords vary depending on the type of tenancy agreement that you have. It is always a good idea to ask your landlord for a written agreement before you take up a tenancy so you know what is expected from both of you.

Landlords information

Description: Housing Benefit and Council Tax Benefit are national welfare benefits which help people on low income pay rent or Council Tax or both on the home they live in. Local councils run the schemes using regulations set out by the Government.

Laneheads Allotments

Description: The web page for Laneheads Allotments, Trafford. Large parts of the Borough, from Timperley to Carrington, have a long tradition of allotment growing - producing fruit, vegetables, plants and flowers. For further information about locations of Trafford allotments or any other allotment enquiries email allotments@trafford.gov.uk.

Lateral flow test registration privacy notice

Description: How we handle and manage personal data collected when individuals book a Lateral Flow Test

Leaf clearance

Description: How we keep the borough's streets clear of leaves

Leave to remain in the UK

Description: If you are currently being housed by the Home Office through the National Asylum Support Service (NASS), they will help you with accommodation and support until a decision is reached on your asylum application.

Leaving care

Description: Leaving care and getting your own place is a big step, so it's important that you're well prepared. The social services department has a legal duty to help you prepare. Even though you might have had enough of people interfering in your life, it's important to get what you're entitled to.

Legionella

Description: Legionellosis is the term for infections caused by Legionella Pnuemophila with the best known illness being Legionnaires Disease. Legionella can enter water systems and have no effect on people working or living in a building.

Leisure & lifestyle

Description: Whether you're looking for somewhere to stay or things to see and do, there's something to suit every taste and budget in Trafford.

Lesley Road/ Moss Park allotments

Description: The web page for Lesley Road / Moss Park allotments, Trafford. Large parts of the Borough, from Timperley to Carrington, have a long tradition of allotment growing - producing fruit, vegetables, plants and flowers. For further information about locations of Trafford allotments or any other allotment enquiries email allotments@trafford.gov.uk.

Let's Tidy Trafford Together

Description: Let's Tidy Trafford Together is an initiative to involve Trafford residents, schools, community groups and businesses in helping to improve the local environment and make Trafford a cleaner place.

Level 1 - Universal Services, further information

Description: Universal services are services that are available to everybody and can be accessed by anyone without additional support.

Level 2 - Early Help/Prevention, further information

Description: Early Help means providing support as soon as a problem emerges, at any point in a child's life, from the foundation years through to the teenage years.

Level 3 - Intensive Family Support, further information

Description: Intensive Family Support services are where a multi-agency approach is required to help families cope with significant stressors or problems that interfere with their ability to nurture their children.

Level 4 - Child in Need, further information

Description: A Child in Need is unlikely to achieve, maintain or have the opportunity of achieving or maintaining a reasonable standard of health or development, or whose health and development is likely to be significantly impaired or further impaired, without the provisions of services, or a child who is disabled

Level 5 - Child Protection, further information

Description: When significant harm has been established the Local Authority has powers under Section 47 of the Children Act 1989.

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