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Live Well Trafford Community Grants 2026/27: our latest cohort announced 

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Trafford Community Collective is pleased to confirm the 14 organisations funded through this year’s Live Well Trafford Community Grants.  About the fund  The Live Well Trafford Community Grants are made possible through funding from Trafford Council, delivered as part of the borough’s wider Live Well programme – a shared ambition to help Trafford residents live healthier, more

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Metrolink Mural is Love Letter to Old Trafford

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An eye-catching new mural that was a year in the making celebrates the spirit of Old Trafford. Taking inspiration from local heroes including 101 Dalmatians author Dodie Smith and Ian Curtis, the giant artwork officially launched on Friday 15 May 2026 and has already been turning the heads of commuters and passersby at Trafford Bar Metrolink The

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A Day of Inspiration with Friends of Trafford’s Parks & Green Spaces

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I had the privilege of being invited to speak at the Friends of Trafford’s Parks & Green Spaces annual conference on Saturday 10th January 2026. It was a fantastic day and a real pleasure to meet so many committed volunteers who work tirelessly to keep our green spaces environmentally healthy, welcoming, and safe for everyone.

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19th November 2025 – Trafford VCFSE Leaders Celebration Workshop

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A Day of Inspiration, Connection & Collective Purpose On Wednesday 19th November 2025, Trafford Community Collective welcomed leaders from across Trafford’s voluntary, community, faith, and social enterprise (VCFSE) sector to Stretford Public Hall for a day dedicated to celebration, collaboration, and shaping the future together. The Trafford VCFSE Leaders Celebration Workshop brought together a diverse

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The Story of the Old Trafford Ageing in Place Pathfinder; Part 4

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Strengthening Community Infrastructure The Old Trafford Ageing in Place Pathfinder has been a celebration of community spirit, resilience, and creativity. Older residents have not only shaped their neighbourhood — they have demonstrated leadership, innovation, and determination that will inspire work across Greater Manchester.Together, residents, partners, and stakeholders have shown what is possible when people are

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The Story of the Old Trafford Ageing in Place Pathfinder; Part Three

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Improving Mental Health and Wellbeing Trafford Council’s Mental Health Needs Assessment was hosted at the steering group, ensuring residents’ voices shaped strategy. Key barriers were identified: Protective factors were equally clear: volunteering, intergenerational activity, community listening groups, and trauma-informed support. These insights now directly inform Trafford’s Mental Health Delivery Plan, aligning with GM missions to

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Walking, Wheeling and Cycling

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It was a pleasure to share an update on the Ageing in Place, Walk and Wheel-ability consultations at Trafford, Walking, Wheeling and Cycling Forum this week. It was an informative evening with plenty of discussion and debate around the subject of active travel in and around Old Trafford, including Trafford Council’s exciting plans for improvements

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New Roots: Support and Wellbeing Sessions at Stretford Public Hall for Refugees and People Seeking Asylum

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Trafford Community Collective is starting a series of support and wellbeing sessions for refugees and people seeking asylum at Stretford Public Hall. The first session took place on Friday 10th (morning), and the group will continue to meet twice a month on Friday mornings. New Roots is a safe and welcoming space to build community,

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The Story of the Old Trafford, Ageing in Place Pathfinder; Part One

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Introduction Over the past 2 years, Old Trafford’s Ageing in Place Pathfinder (AiPP) has demonstrated the extraordinary impact of resident-led action, creativity, and partnership. With minimal resources but maximum passion, older residents have taken the lead in shaping local priorities and delivering tangible change. From increasing Pension Credit uptake and influencing Trafford Council planning through

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A New Way to See: Recovery and Art at Castlefield Gallery

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This week, our recovery community set out together for an inspiring trip to Castlefield Gallery. Organised by Verity Gardner of Trafford Community Collective, alongside our partners More than a Label and Rehab Fitness, the visit was more than just a gallery outing, it was an experience that touched on creativity, connection, and recovery. We were

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