Residents in Partington are celebrating completing a Couch to 5K programme, launched during Live Well Month in September, that has improved their health, boosted their wellbeing, and led to lasting friendships.
Read more on the Trafford website: ow.ly/NaRg51056Ih
A play area at Seymour Park has reopened following a £33,000 restoration scheme.
One Trafford has overseen the installation of new multi-unit play equipment in the Old Trafford park.
Read the full story on the Trafford Website: ow.ly/7jIh5104efs
Stretford Community Hub, funded by Trafford Council, is working with Citizens Advice Trafford to bring the Big Energy Tuesday event on 10 November - offering help to families struggling to pay bills.
Read more about it on the Trafford website: ow.ly/Xq625104ex3
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Looking for SEND information, advice or support?
Join us at the Trafford SEND Information Marketplace on Tuesday 17 November in Stretford.
Meet local services, ask questions and find out what support is available for children and young people with SEND and their families.
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This Sunday, communities across Trafford will come together to remember those who gave their lives in conflicts past and present.
Everyone is welcome to attend a local Remembrance service, pause, reflect and pay their respects.
Find a service near you: ow.ly/qfpU5103IrQ
City of Trees’ Seeds Of Change is scheme supported by Trafford Council to help young people develop green skills, that could lead to jobs or training.
There are places available for 16 to 25-year-olds.
To find out more, visit the Trafford website: ow.ly/JYsQ5103iN1
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Wrestling brothers Arin and Aydin are heading from Urmston onto the international stage - with support from Trafford Council and the Trafford Moving Fund.
Read more about the pair and their wrestling journey on the Trafford Council website: ow.ly/kQcw5103isi
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Trafford’s SEND Week of Action returns from 16-22 November, with events, webinars and drop-in sessions to help children and young people with SEND thrive.
👉 View the full programme: ow.ly/KpEQ51032tP
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Older Trafford residents are learning more about brain health, building confidence and making new connections through a community initiative helping turn Trafford's ambitions for healthy ageing into reality.
Read more about it on the Trafford website: ow.ly/fAuh5102135
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Six volunteers have been recognised for their transformative work providing peer breastfeeding support across Trafford Council’s Best Start Family Hub network.
Read more about their great work on the Trafford website: trafford.gov.uk/news/2026/vo…
🏫 Secondary school admissions close this Saturday (31 October).
If your child is due to start secondary school in September 2027, make sure you submit your application before the deadline.
Find guidance and apply online 👇
ow.ly/oNm35101GPC
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I am Greater shines a light on positive opportunities for young people across
Trafford and Greater Manchester, including our friends at Gorse Hill Studios.
Find your people. Find your place. Find your thing.
Search local activities in your area now at iamgreater.co.uk
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Free and confidential support is open to anyone affected by anti-social behaviour or crime this #Halloween and #BonfireNight period.
📞 Call 0800 876 6155
💻 gmvictimsservices.org
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While the main website is unavailable, residents can still access the following online services:
Environmental services and highways reporting:
customerportal.trafford.gov.…
Feedback and complaints: customerportal.trafford.gov.…
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Looking for work, training or career support?
Join Trafford’s Employment Support Event tomorrow and meet local organisations offering free advice and practical help.
📍 Stretford Public Hall
📅 Wednesday 21 October
⏰ 1pm-2pm
Free to attend. No booking needed.
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Councils spend up to £150 million every year clearing illegally dumped rubbish.
Rogue traders and commercial operators are responsible for more than a third of fly-tipping incidents.
So if you’re offered a cheap deal, check who you’re paying to take your rubbish away.
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Trafford Council has declared its support for a hard-hitting campaign to clamp down on criminal waste traders who fly-tip rubbish across the borough. Please see the full story here trafford.gov.uk/news/2026/co…
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St Anne’s Church of England School in Sale has had its outdoor ‘spiritual sanctuary’ featured on the Royal Horticultural Society website as a prime example of a wellbeing garden!
Dig up the full story on the Trafford Council website: ow.ly/IfYS50ZY80P

ALT A group of young primary school children, in white shirts or red gingham dresses, stand in a garden, in front of a brick building with large windows. There is a planter behind them with large plants growing out of it. The children at the front are kneeling, holding basins and buckets full of fruit.



















