Residents to get say on town hall housing strategy
Residents in Trafford are to be asked for their views on a new town hall strategy to tackle housing issues and shortages across the borough
Residents in Trafford are to be asked for their views on a new town hall strategy to tackle housing issues and shortages across the borough
Town hall bosses in Trafford have reinforced their partnership with a major property developer which will see around 900 new homes built
A masterplan to create 2,500 new homes, a new primary school and a Metrolink extension with a stop at Wythenshawe Hospital
Plans to convert a two bed semi-detached home in Stretford into a 10-bed house of multiple occupation (HMO) have been submitted.
Plans to erect a series of 18ft poles to create an area in Hale and Hale Barns where orthodox Jews can move freely on the sabbath – known as a eruv – are back on the table after first being proposed a decade ago.
A council who failed to organise transport meaning a young woman with complex health needs missed almost a full term of college has been ordered to pay out £720 and apologise to her mother.
Final details of plans to build a three-storey apartment block in the grounds of a former pub have been submitted
The cost of combatting drugs and alcohol misuse in Trafford will to rise to more than £2m
The Church of Scientology has rekindled a plan to transform the former Duckworth’s Old Trafford Essence Distillery into a hub for worship
Shirley Procter was speaking as a member of the Trafford planning committee, discussing an application from Brentwood High School and Sixth Form College.
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