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Woodley to Bredbury Park Way Sustainable Travel Scheme
We have drafted proposals for active travel enhancements in Woodley and connecting to Bredbury Park Way which aim to support sustainable travel choices and improve safety whilst maintaining and managing the performance of our existing transport network. This proposed scheme would be paid for by the Government’s City Region Sustainable Transport Settlement (CRSTS) fund. This is a national investment fund for local transport networks, and aims to improve access for local... MoreClosed 23 October 2022 -
A6 / Manchester Road / School Lane Highway Scheme
We have drafted highways proposals for the A6 / Manchester Road / School Lane area which aim to support sustainable travel choices, improve safety, and enhance the environment whilst maintaining and managing the performance of our existing transport network. This includes the enhancement of active travel and bus facilities on this Key Route Network corridor. This proposed scheme would be paid for by the Government’s City Region Sustainable Transport Settlement (CRSTS) fund.... MoreClosed 23 October 2022 -
Hempshaw Lane Highway Scheme
We have drafted Highways proposals for the Hempshaw Lane corridor between St Thomas’ Recreation Ground and Marple Road which aim to support sustainable travel choices and improve safety whilst maintaining and managing the performance of our existing transport network. This proposed scheme would be paid for by the Government’s City Region Sustainable Transport Settlement (CRSTS) fund. This is a national investment fund for local transport networks, and aims to improve access... MoreClosed 23 October 2022 -
Polling District Review - Stage 2 Consultation
Introduction Following the latest ward boundary review published in April by the Local Government Boundary Commission for England (LGBCE), new ward boundaries have been drawn up for Stockport. You can see these on the LGBCE website . The new ward boundaries will be used for next year’s local elections. For six weeks between 7 July and 18 August, we asked you for your views on our proposed changes and for your thoughts around our proposals for polling stations and polling... MoreClosed 7 October 2022 -
Road Safety around Schools – St Bernadette's Primary School
The Council’s overall strategic transport ambition is to increase the number of children walking or cycling to school to reduce congestion on roads, improve local air quality, and improve health outcomes. In order for this to be achieved, it is important that walking or cycling to school is a safe option for children and their families. To support this ambition, the Feasibility and Road Safety Team have been working to tackle key concerns which have been raised by schools and ward... MoreClosed 7 October 2022 -
Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment 2022 Consultation
Stockport Health and Wellbeing Board has a duty to prepare and publish a regular Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment (PNA). PNAs are comprehensive assessments of the current and anticipated pharmacy needs of the community. PNAs assist local commissioners and service providers by giving information on how best to plan pharmacy services to meet the needs of the population. We are undertaking a full update of the Stockport PNA in 2022. As part of this process we want to get the... MoreClosed 16 September 2022 -
Extending the Age Range at Alexandra Park Primary School
Alexandra Park Primary School and Stockport Council propose an expansion in the age range of the school to create a school nursery to serve the local community of the existing school. This provision would replace the current ‘Alexandra Park Pre-school’ provision that is situated onsite at the school. The current pre-school has handed in their notice to terminate their contract. They will cease trading from 27 th July 2023. We propose to open a... MoreClosed 21 August 2022 -
Expanding SEND Provision in Mainstream Schools
Stockport is proud of the quality of education provided by its diverse and high-performing system of schools, colleges, and early years’ settings. Stockport is committed to ensuring its residents have access to good local schools which offer a rich and varied learning experience. Stockport faces significant challenges in the future due to a growing population (caused by increased housing development and inward migration), condition issues within the school estate, and in line... MoreClosed 21 August 2022 -
Polling District Review
Introduction Following the latest ward boundary review published in April by the Local Government Boundary Commission for England (LGBCE), new ward boundaries have been drawn up for Stockport. You can see these on the LGBCE website . The new ward boundaries will be used for next year’s local elections. Following this review, Stockport Council are conducting a polling district review to make sure that polling districts and polling stations are in the right places for the... MoreClosed 18 August 2022 -
Our Lady's Primary School - School Street
School Streets: Online Evaluation Introduction The School Streets trial started in June 2022, and we’d like to understand more about your experiences. This will help us design more sustainable travel schemes that encourage more walking, cycling and scooting for everyone. We want to look after our children’s health by allowing them to be more active, become fitter and establish healthier habits for life. By getting people out of cars we will improve the air quality... MoreClosed 12 August 2022 -
Cheadle Primary School - School Street
School Streets: Online Evaluation Introduction The School Streets trial started in June 2022, and we’d like to understand more about your experiences. This will help us design more sustainable travel schemes that encourage more walking, cycling and scooting for everyone. We want to look after our children’s health by allowing them to be more active, become fitter and establish healthier habits for life. By getting people out of cars we will improve the air quality... MoreClosed 12 August 2022 -
Bradshaw Hall Primary School - School Street
School Streets: Online Evaluation Introduction The School Streets trial started in June 2022, and we’d like to understand more about your experiences. This will help us design more sustainable travel schemes that encourage more walking, cycling and scooting for everyone. We want to look after our children’s health by allowing them to be more active, become fitter and establish healthier habits for life. By getting people out of cars we will improve the air quality... MoreClosed 12 August 2022 -
St Matthew's Primary School - School Street
School Streets: Online Evaluation Introduction The School Streets trial started in June 2022, and we’d like to understand more about your experiences. This will help us design more sustainable travel schemes that encourage more walking, cycling and scooting for everyone. We want to look after our children’s health by allowing them to be more active, become fitter and establish healthier habits for life. By getting people out of cars we will improve the air quality... MoreClosed 12 August 2022 -
St Mary's CE Primary School - School Street
School Streets: Online Evaluation Introduction The School Streets trial started in June 2022, and we’d like to understand more about your experiences. This will help us design more sustainable travel schemes that encourage more walking, cycling and scooting for everyone. We want to look after our children’s health by allowing them to be more active, become fitter and establish healthier habits for life. By getting people out of cars we will improve the air quality... MoreClosed 12 August 2022 -
Bee Network Crossing Proposals - Broadstone Road, Stockport
The Bee Network, unveiled in 2018, is a plan to improve travel across Greater Manchester, making active travel the number one choice for travelling to work, to school and to the shops. But this can only happen if trips by foot or by cycling are a safe and pleasant experience. The network will be made up of more than 1,800 miles of routes and will be the largest joined-up system of walking and cycling routes in the UK. Once built, the network will better connect every community in Greater... MoreClosed 12 August 2022 -
St Joseph's Primary School - School Street
School Streets: Online Evaluation Introduction The School Streets trial started in June 2022, and we’d like to understand more about your experiences. This will help us design more sustainable travel schemes that encourage more walking, cycling and scooting for everyone. We want to look after our children’s health by allowing them to be more active, become fitter and establish healthier habits for life. By getting people out of cars we will improve the air quality... MoreClosed 12 August 2022 -
Adswood Primary School - School Street
School Streets: Online Evaluation Introduction The School Streets trial started in June 2022, and we’d like to understand more about your experiences. This will help us design more sustainable travel schemes that encourage more walking, cycling and scooting for everyone. We want to look after our children’s health by allowing them to be more active, become fitter and establish healthier habits for life. By getting people out of cars we will improve the air quality... MoreClosed 12 August 2022 -
Road Safety around Schools – Hursthead Infant & Junior Schools
The Council’s overall strategic transport ambition is to increase the number of children walking or cycling to school to reduce congestion on roads, improve local air quality, and improve health outcomes. In order for this to be achieved, it is important that walking or cycling to school is a safe option for children and their families. To support this ambition, the Feasibility and Road Safety Team have been working to tackle key concerns which have been raised by schools and ward... MoreClosed 1 August 2022 -
High Lane Neighbourhood Forum
About the High Lane Village Forum High Lane Village Neighbourhood Forumm is a non-political group of members run entirely by volunteers and open to all residents of High Lane Village Neighbourhood Area, along with those who work in the area (both for businesses or voluntary organisations) and representatives of local organisations as approved by the forum management committee, the latter being affiliate and non-voting members. Ward councillors who represent the neighbourhood forum... MoreClosed 10 July 2022 -
Stockport Bee Network Crossings
Busy roads can sever communities and make people feel they have no choice but to drive, even on short trips. We plan to deliver new and upgraded walking and cycling crossing facilities as part of the GM-wide Bee Network Crossings scheme. They will make it easier for local residents to walk and cycle by strategically placing crossings across busy roads. The crossings will also make it easier to access the Bee Network. MoreClosed 5 July 2022 -
Quiet Lanes
In 2020 we launched a Safe Streets Save Lives campaign to create enhanced opportunity for active travel. This enabled people to socially distance during essential journeys and exercise through the COVID-19 pandemic and recovery period. As part of this and detailed via the link at the bottom of this page, ‘Quiet Lanes’ were introduced on several roads across the borough, including: Quarry Road, Gillbertbank, High Lane and Werneth Low Road in Romiley and... MoreClosed 3 July 2022 -
SEND review: right support, right place, right time
The government has published a green paper on the future of the special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) and alternative provision (AP) system and is undertaking a public consultation on the green paper’s proposals. MoreClosed 1 July 2022 -
Safer Streets Save Lives - Heald Green District Centre
As part of the borough wide ‘One Stockport’ initiative, Stockport Council introduced a series of traffic calming measures in Heald Green and other District Centres within Stockport. The measures we are implementing are to make the local shopping area safer for everyone who uses it using the government’s Safe Streets Save Lives grant. The Network Management Section has received a request from your Local Highway Ward Spokesperson to trial a 20 mph zone on Finney Lane,... MoreClosed 20 June 2022 -
Road Safety around Schools – Bolshaw Primary School
The Council’s overall strategic transport ambition is to increase the number of children walking or cycling to school to reduce congestion on roads, improve local air quality, and improve health outcomes. In order for this to be achieved, it is important that walking or cycling to school is a safe option for children and their families. To support this ambition, the Feasibility and Road Safety Team have been working to tackle key concerns which have been raised by schools and ward... MoreClosed 23 May 2022 -
All-Age Mental Health & Wellbeing Strategy
Thank you for taking the time to complete this survey. We want to hear about what matters to you, and your ideas for how we can work together look after all of our mental health and wellbeing. While many of us experience mental illness at some time in our lives, mental health is more than the absence of illness. Positive mental health means feeling safe and able to cope, with a sense of connection with people, communities and the wider environment. “Mental well-being”... MoreClosed 15 May 2022 -
Local Connection Requirements for Social Housing for Victims of Domestic Abuse
During the passage of the Domestic Abuse Act 2021 concerns were raised relating to removing local connection tests for domestic abuse victims who apply for social housing. The government wishes to consult on regulations to prevent local authorities applying a local connection to victims of domestic abuse applying for social housing. The consultation will consider the scope of regulations and the circumstances in which the exemption would apply. The Department for Levelling Up,... MoreClosed 10 May 2022 -
Consultation on the impacts of joint tenancies on victims of domestic abuse
The Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities is seeking views on the impacts of the law on joint tenancies on victims of domestic abuse in the social rented sector. We are interested in whether: perpetrators are using their ability to end a joint tenancy to threaten the victim with homelessness; victims feel trapped in their joint tenancy with the perpetrator; the current guidance for social landlords is sufficient to support... MoreClosed 10 May 2022 -
Greater Manchester's Big Health and Care Conversation
This survey will ask for your views on Greater Manchester's Integrated Care Partnership's five year plan, including what we would like to achieve by working jointly across health, care and beyond and how we can all play a part to make this a reality. MoreClosed 8 May 2022 -
The future of services and support for Deaf, deafened and hard of hearing
Are you Deaf, deafened or find it hard to hear? Let us know your views on support you want! Walthew House in Stockport, Bolton Deaf Society and Manchester Deaf Centre are exploring the needs of people who are Deaf, deafened and hard of hearing, and how the centres can best help. Your views will help them shape the type of services they provide and how they are delivered. It will take 10 mins to complete, and you will be entered into a prize draw for the chance to win a £100 High... MoreClosed 27 April 2022 -
Developing a Greater Manchester Community Wealth Hub
In March 2021 the Greater Manchester Independent Inequalities Commission recommended that Greater Manchester should: Create a Community Wealth Hub to support and grow co-operatives, mutuals, social and community enterprises, staffed by people from the co-operative and community sector who understand the market. We believe that any Community Wealth Hub should be developed and co-designed with the people and organisations who might benefit from or provide services to the Hub.... MoreClosed 12 April 2022
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