Man avoids prison for assaults and thefts in Sale and Urmston
A Stretford man avoided prison for a series of assaults and thefts across Trafford.
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A Stretford man avoided prison for a series of assaults and thefts across Trafford.
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Neil Tague The Davyhulme leisure centre is set to reopen on a community-run basis, following the completion of an asset transfer by the local authority. Trafford Council’s plans for a £35m redevelopment of the Lostock Road site were advanced in early 2018, but were ripped up when the Conservatives lost control of Trafford a few months later. Development plans for Tuern Moss in Stretford also fell victim to an about-turn in policy around leisure facilities. Consultation was thus reopened on the George H Carnall site, while the Urmston Leisure Centre at Bowfell Road was redeveloped as Move U...
The 'very divisive' traffic calming measures brought in during the pandemic and the plans to win over the hearts and minds of residents From the A56 to Hale and Urmston; schemes have popped up across Trafford since the pandemic began 13:57, 3 FEB 2021 Updated direct to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Click here When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and ...
Bollards installed by mistake will now finally be removed Trafford Council leader Andrew Western has apologised to residents of Lostock Road in Davyhulme for delays in removing bollards being mistakenly installed outside their homes. Cllr Western blamed the flooding of last week for disrupting the council’s decision making — however the mistake was reported six weeks ago. Residents say he had originally promised to take action within a ‘couple of days’. Local resident Joanna Roberts said: “My family and I were left distressed by the ‘couldn’t care less’ attitude of the...