As part of a £22 billion Government package to support businesses through the Coronavirus crisis, business rates grants are available to eligible businesses to help manage cash flow.
With residents concerned about the impact of the Coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic on Trafford and across the country, it is re-assuring that action is being taken to help reduce its impact on Trafford residents.
People living and working in Trafford will benefit from the Budget as the Conservatives deliver on the promises made to the British people, investing in infrastructure, the NHS and public services across the borough.
The news that Cllr. Sean Anstee CBE is to step down from the Council has been met with a mixture of sadness and pleasure by the Trafford Conservative Group. Sadness, as the Conservative Group will be losing a very senior member, but also pleasure that Cllr.
Laura Evans, former Executive Member and councillor on Trafford Council has been selected by Party members to be the Conservative Party candidate for Mayor of Greater Manchester.
Disabled passengers in Trafford are set to benefit from accessibility improvements as part of a £20 million government funding boost for 124 rail stations across the country.
At the Trafford Council Executive meeting of Monday 24th of February 2020, the ruling Labour Group approved the Trafford Older People’s Housing Strategy and Action Plan 2020-25.
Trafford Council will share £258,884.66 for local services that enable domestic abuse victims and their children to stay safe, recover from the trauma, and access safe rehousing where needed.
