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With Thousands of New Homes Planned, Dr Kaushik Chakraborty Asks Where Will Our Children Go to School ? News from your Broadheath, West Timperley & Sale inWinter 2021 touch WITH THOUSANDS OF NEW HOMES PLANNED, DR KAUSHIK CHAKRABORTY ASKS WHERE WILL OUR CHILDREN GO TO SCHOOL ? More development will put pressure on our local schools and services ◼ Dr Kaushik Chakraborty has raised planned developments will see more his concerns with the local council traffic on the A56 and more With a planning application to build congestion and standing cars 48 townhouses and 38 apartments causing pollution. on the site of the former Sale We know families move into Magistrates Court off Ashton Road Trafford because of the excellent in Sale, Trafford Conservatives are choice of schools and we need to asking questions as to which recognise that we must provide schools in the borough have schools places and not continue to capacity to accept additional pupils. build until we have them. The announcement comes after an It should be one of the top priorities application to develop another 184 for any local ward councillor to homes in the Sale West area, ensure we have enough school around 100 homes in Sale town places and not allow the council to centre Dr Chakrobarty says “ the overburden our great school Family. Greater Manchester Police to get £884,013 in additional FLU VACCINE Government funding £25 million Safer Streets Fund the Fund forms part of the Government’s concerted action to tackle crime and aims to stop offences that blight communities and cause misery to As a local GP Dr Chakraborty welcomes victims from happening in the first place. the expanded flu vaccination programme to protect vulnerable people and support We need to see action from our Police the NHS and Crime Commissioner Andy Burnham Free vaccine available for people aged here in Broadheath, West Timperley and 50 to 64 l Sale so people feel safe in their homes Households of those on the shielded and on their streets. For too long patient list eligible for free flu vaccination attention has been focused on the City and school programme expanded to the centre by our media loving Labour Dr Chakrobarty demands more police on the first year of secondary schools for the Mayor. beat in our streets, here. first time. Caring and Campaigning for our Community News from your Broadheath, West Timperley and Sale Conservatives DO YOU WANT A BETTER PLAN FOR WHERE YOU LIVE? The Greater Manchester Mayor was powers and extra resources they meant to bring new leadership and fresh need. ideas. 3. Attract new investment for every But for most people, nothing has community – not just Manchester changed under Labour Mayor Andy city centre Burnham. We can’t afford three more years of nothing changing. That’s why 4. Improve public transport with we need a Mayor with a better plan. better buses on more routes and Someone who will get things done. extending the tram network. 5. Build homes people can My better plan means we can: afford and make sure they’re in places with schools, roads and health care facilities. Laura Evans Conservative Mayoral 1. Secure jobs as we recover from 6, Unlock opportunities for jobs Candidate for Greater Manchester says “What’s needed is a Mayor the impacts of the pandemic. and businesses now we’ve left the who’ll work with the Government 2. Crack down on crime by putting EU. Add your support at https more police on the beat with the and work across the whole of ://www.laura-evans.org.uk/ Greater and get stuff done. LABOUR BREAK MANIFESTO PROMISE Councils Budget Proposals 2021 TO FIX THE ROADS IN TRAFFORD ◼ The Council’s budget proposals for next year, include dimming the street lights, reducing grass Trafford's roads are now deemed by many as cutting in our parks / roadside the worst roads in Greater Manchester. This verges and reducing bin has led to an increase in insurance claims collections. Selling off some of our 2018-19, the Council paid out funds for 125 historic buildings such as successful insurance claims as a result of its Altrincham Town Hall . failures to repair or inspect roads and footpaths across the borough – up from just 29 Trafford Conservatives are payouts the year before. Dr Kaushik encouraging you to have your say. Chakrobarty feels it’s unfair to suggest by responding to the online survey at families can cycle on roads that are in such https:www.traffordconservatives.c a poor state and is calling on the Council to om/campaigns/have-your-say- take action. Please report any roads to councils-budget-proposals mail@traffordconservatives we will raise it with the Council or fill in our survey at https:// One of the many roads in The Conservative group will be able www.traffordconservatives.com/ to raise all and any concerns with the campaigns/have-your-say-councils- Trafford that the council are suggesting we cycle on council and the Labour Executive budget-proposals members. GMSF / GREENBELT YOUR LOCAL CONSERVATIVE TEAM FOR BROADHEATH, WEST TIMPERLEY ◼ Greater Manchester Spatial Dr Kaushik Chakraborty–Conservative Framework development plan Broadheath candidate scrapped for now. [email protected] The project has been controversial since its first draft in 2016 due to the TEL 07765 736700 sacrifice of the Greenbelt land. Conservatives Councillors in Trafford Cllr Nathan Evans—Trafford Conservatives are urging the Labour run council to Group Leader set up a local plan for local people [email protected] focusing on brownfield sites. Dr Chakrobarty says “residents must be Your MP is Sir Graham Brady [email protected] able to gave a say on the plans for www.grahambrady.co.uk Dr Chakrobarty with his wife and MP for Altrin- their Green Spaces.” cham & Sale West MP Sir Graham Brady Caring and Campaigning for our Community Promoted by Nathan Evans on behalf of Broadheath Conservatives both of Altrincham and Sale West Conservatives Office ,70, Atlantic Bus Centre, Atlantic Street, Altrincham WA14 5NQ .
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