Dylan Butt

At the January 2023 Trafford Council meeting, Members agreed unanimously for a report to be brought to the Council’s Executive meeting by October 2023 setting out the options for engaging directly with citizens through a Neighbourhood Forum Plan approach.

Cllr. Dylan Butt has welcomed that projects across the North West will receive £350 million of new funding as part of the second round of the Conservative government’s Levelling Up Fund, including £18.27m for Partington.

Trafford is set to benefit from funding from the Conservative Government, with £130 million being provided to level up access to arts and cultural organisations across the country

●          Newly released figures show that 804 police officers have been recruited in Greater Manchester as part of the Conservative Government’s pledge to put 20,000 more officers on the streets by March 2023.

•           Newly released figures show that 625 police officers have been recruited in Greater Manchester as part of the Conservative Government’s pledge to put 20,000 more officers on the streets by March 2023.

          Greater Manchester will receive £943,528.00 of new funding from the latest £50 million round of the Conservative Government’s Safer Streets Fund.

New funding is being awarded to museums and galleries across the country in the next round of funding to support cultural organisations thanks to the Conservative Government.

At the December 2021 Trafford Council Executive meeting, the council agreed to move to new stages in its plan to refurbish Altrincham, Sale and Stretford leisure centres.

At the Trafford Council Executive meeting on Monday, 13th of December 2021, there is an agenda item on a Leisure Strategy Review which provides an update on the leisure investment strategy and refurbishment options for Altrincham, Sale and Stretford leisure centres.

Due to the ongoing unhappiness of many Davyhulme residents regarding unwelcome bollards being placed on their road, at the Trafford Council meeting on January 27th Cllr.