Labour Propose to Axe School Crossing Patrols in Trafford Friday, 13 December, 2024 Labour's proposal to cut funding for school crossing patrols in Trafford has sparked concerns among local communities, with residents warning that these vital services could be phased out, potentially replacing them with Pelican or Toucan Crossings. This plan, aimed at saving £100,000, has led to heated debates about the safety of children and the effectiveness of alternative measures. The... Local News
Trafford Conservatives call for better leisure strategy in Sale, Davyhulme and Partington 2nd November 2018 Trafford Conservatives call for better leisure strategy in Sale, Davyhulme and Partington Conservative councillors in Trafford have welcomed proposals to build... Local News
HS2 will support 15,000 jobs by 2020 13th September 2018 New forecasts show that HS2 will support 15,000 jobs by 2020, giving more people the security of a job and creating opportunities for British businesses to up... Local News
Increased employment 12th September 2018 The last Labour government left over half a million more people out of work, whereas under the Conservatives we have seen: • Employment increased by over 3... Local News
Amanda Milling: ‘The PM still has support of Red Wall despite locking down the North’ 19th September 2020 Amanda Milling, chairwoman of the Conservative party, is wincing at the memory of being a government whip at the height of last year’s parliamentary paralysis... National News
Independent Investigation into Discrimination reaches second phase 18th September 2020 The Independent Investigation into Discrimination within the Conservative party reaches its second phase: the public call for evidence. National News
Prime Minister’s statement on protecting the Union: Speech in Full 14th September 2020 The Prime Minister sets out the case for the Internal Market Bill, which would secure free trade inside of the United Kingdom once we exit the transition period... National News
UK and Japan agree historic free trade agreement 14th September 2020 This deal will boost trade between our two countries by £15.2 billion, creating jobs and delivering new opportunities across every part of the United Kingdom. National News
