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Complete our Survey – New Carrington Development

Recent Posts

Betrayal of the North – an opportunity for change? 23rd Nov 2021
Will GM’s planned new developments impede their carbon emissions target? 8th Nov 2021
Join our Walk for Wildlife 1st Nov 2021
Presenting our petition to Trafford Council 14th Oct 2021
What does Trafford’s latest report about the Carrington Relief Road (CRR) mean for affected residents? 23rd Sep 2021
Is Places for Everyone/GMSF2021 the right plan for Trafford and GM? 26th Jul 2021
Understanding Sustainability 21st Apr 2021
When is a Peat Moss NOT a Peat Moss? 23rd Jan 2021
There is a huge problem with suggesting that the New Carrington development will lead to public transport improvements for this area 20th Dec 2020
Why we do not support the GMSF in its current form 20th Nov 2020

The Importance of Carrington Moss

As many of you will have realised, Carrington Moss has literally been a life-saver during the pandemic, with many people commenting that walking, cycling and horse riding in this wonderful green space has provided their mental health with a real boost at this very challenging time. There has been a rise in the number of daily users of the Moss over the past few weeks, with many people taking the time to increase the frequency of their visits. With this in mind, we have created this short survey so you can give us your thoughts on what is important about Carrington Moss. We’ll be using your responses in future communications with landowners and the Council, so please click on the link below and take two minutes to respond.Short Survey

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Exert from Albert Ingham’s 1896 book describing Carrington Moss

Then the foxgloves lift their magnificent crimson spires, and the purple tufted vetch trails its light foliage and delicate clusters beneath the woodbines ; and the tall bright lotus in coronets of gold, and the meadow- sweet, smelling like hawthorn, make the lady fern look its greenest, while in the fields alongside stands, in all its pride of yellow and violet, the great parti-coloured dead nettle, which here grows in luxuriant perfection.Useful Links Albert Ingham 1896 – Altrincham, Bowden, Sale & Ashton on Mersey

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