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Click here for a summary of our key concerns about the New Carrington Development

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Recent Posts

Trafford’s lacklustre response to our request 21st Oct 2026
Why is Trafford pushing ahead with the most harmful route option for the Carrington Relief Road? 31st Aug 2026
What do almost 800 residents and businesses really think about the Carrington Relief Road? 4th Apr 2026
Are decision-makers tackling housing need and affordability? 9th Mar 2026
Trafford is making us sick – but do they care??? 8th Mar 2026
Who Benefits from the Carrington Relief Road? 19th Dec 2025
Take Action to Protect Carrington Moss 25th Nov 2025
No Planning Permission – No Protection! 14th Nov 2025
Developer Contributions Consultation 29th Sep 2025
What is the point of Local Development Plans? 22nd Aug 2025

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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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