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           <title>Write upon a star</title>
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  Trafford Council has put together a three year plan, with the help of organisations and businesses working in Trafford's town centres, to give them a boost and ensure they continue to attract
  shoppers, visitors and investment. And local people and businesses are being invited to comment on the Town Centres Plan to give their views on their priorities.
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           <title>Putting people first</title>
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  More than 100 service users, carers and local people turned up for Trafford’s Putting People First launch. Putting People First, a national development, is aimed at changing social care to give
  people more control and choice in how their care is provided.
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           <title>Put your club online</title>
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  Everything from your local knitting club to charities, childcare nurseries to yoga classes in Trafford can now be found at a click of a button. A new online database listing hundreds of community
  groups has been launched at www.trafford.gov.uk/communitygroups. Local groups can raise their profile and reach a wider audience by promoting their presence on the internet, through Trafford
  Council's new online community database. As well as providing key information about the group such as meeting times, venues and contact details the facility can be used to recruit volunteers,
  available 24 hours a day from any location with access to the internet. Visit www.trafford.gov.uk/communitygroups if you want to add your organisation to the database. If you don't have your own
  internet you can access it for free at any Trafford library. Just ask a member of staff for details.
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  You will all be aware of the new kerbside recycling and waste service that’s rolling out across Trafford and early results are showing that local people are championing it. In one week, over 50
  tonnes of paper and card - the weight of around nine elephants - was collected from 7,000 properties in Partington, Flixton and Urmston. That’s a massive increase from the 12 tonnes of paper
  collected during the last week of the old service from those same properties. For more information about the new service, visit www.trafford.gov.uk/recycling With nights getting colder people will
  be getting their electric blankets out of the cupboard. Trading standards are offering free electric blanket testing for all Trafford residents this Friday &#40;3 October) at St Matthew’s Church Hall,
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           <title>Congratulations to A grade students</title>
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  Firstly, congratulations go to all the outstanding A level results Trafford students have gained this year. These follow previous year’s results which, on the points scores of pupil performance,
  have seen Trafford as the top ranking authority nationally.
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  Did you know that everyone who recycles aluminium drinks cans and foil in Trafford is helping grow fruit trees in Malawi? In the past year we have all contributed to growing 113 grafted orange
  trees for families in rural Malawi, and the more we recycle, the more fruit trees will be grown. The tree nurseries are run by local garden clubs and schools, which have been growing guava and
  pawpaw as well as the local lemon rootstock used for grafting the improved fruit species - a new introduction to the area.
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           <title>Give children the best start in life</title>
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  Giving our children the best start in life is extremely important which is why Trafford Council is encouraging parents to find out more about the borough’s children’s centres.
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           <title>Have your say on skateboard park</title>
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  Look out for Trafford's new mobile library which is out and about in the borough, visiting 42 stops a week across the borough. The state of the art vehicle has over 2000 items of stock for all
  ages, including talking books, DVDs, large print books, quick reads and a toy library on request.
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           <title>Talking about climate change</title>
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  We’re putting climate change firmly on the council’s agenda by setting up a select committee to focus our work and raise awareness. The new committee will ensure the council considers the impact of
  our services and policies on climate change and the local environment. It will also be raising awareness of what local people can do.
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