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On 24 November Oliver Carroll and Cllr Nathan Evans wrote to Sir Richard Leese and Salford’s Labour Mayor Paul Dennett (both co-Chairs of Greater Manchester Integrated Care Partnership) seeking urgent clarification on the future of Altrincham Minor Injuries Unit.

What the Autumn Statement means for you…

INFLATION HALVED: PRIORITY DELIVERED. And we've cut the small boat crossings by 33%.

This Council notes:

1)      the thriving of local towns and their businesses in Trafford is of high importance.

2)      Trafford residents should be encouraged to support local businesses, as we head into the festive season, and to shop locally.

This Council notes that the closing of Altrincham Minor Injuries Unit (MIU) during the COVID-19 pandemic was intended as a temporary measure. Council also notes that Altrincham MIU was reopened briefly in 2021 only to be closed again with “staffing issues” cited.

£500,000 Government funding boost to resurface roads which have gone to pot.

A half a million-pound Government funding boost will help repair roads across Trafford that have gone to pot.

Labour vote share collapses

Bucklow-St. Martins by-election result sees Labour suffering a massive reduction in voter turnout from the last all-out local elections.

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Find out what Johnny Mercer, Minister of State and Minister for Veterans’ Affairs said to CPC23 here.