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23 May 22
Health, wellbeing and care

We want your views on best way to get the borough moving

Do you wish you were a bit more active? What support would help you do this? Residents across Trafford are being asked their views on the best ways to...

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11 May 22
Health, wellbeing and care

Opinions sought over community pharmacies in Trafford

Residents are being asked for their view on how to help make sure pharmacies best serve their communities.

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9 March 22
Health, wellbeing and care

Smokers urged to get free quit support this No Smoking Day

Smokers in Trafford are being encouraged to get free support to quit smoking this national No Smoking Day (Wednesday 9 March) and join the thousands...

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7 March 22
Health, wellbeing and care

Groups who love their communities can apply for £2k funding

Groups across Trafford who love their communities are being invited to apply for a special grant from the Council worth up to £2,000.

Altrincham Street Angels, three volunteers
16 December 25
Business and inclusive economy
Health, wellbeing and care

Altrincham’s Street Angels are on hand to assist and reassure this Christmas

Volunteers who help people on nights out in Altrincham are around to assist this December.

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4 March 22
Culture, heritage and sport
Health, wellbeing and care

Trafford Council Leader and special guests attend celebration and the formal opening of move Urmston

The new £7m state-of-the-art move Urmston has been formally opened as part of a special celebration event attended by the Mayor, Cllr Laurence Walsh...

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16 February 22
Health, wellbeing and care

Mum's thanks to 'life-saving' mental health unit

A mum-of-three delivered presents to a mental health unit after the staff helped turn her life around.

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15 February 22
Culture, heritage and sport
Health, wellbeing and care

Trafford writer to receive top award - with the help of Trafford Council

Trafford Council employee Oliver Sykes and Sophie Willan, who founded non-profit writing organisation, Stories of Care in 2015, have been invited to...

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11 February 22
Health, wellbeing and care

Trafford investing millions of pounds as part of Covid recovery plans

Schools, roads, towns, businesses, social care and leisure centres in Trafford are all set to benefit from a boost in funding in the proposed Council...

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11 February 22
Health, wellbeing and care
Schools and learning

Mayor's fundraising dinner will boost Trafford charities

A charity dinner hosted by the Mayor of Trafford, Cllr Laurence Walsh, has benefited two local charities - youth work of Gorse Hill Studios and the...

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