Safer Trafford Partnership

The Safer Trafford Partnership is the lead partnership on the delivery of the Safety & Reassurance Key Objective and its priority outcomes in the Sustainable Community Strategy document 'Trafford Vision 2021: A blueprint'.

The Safer Trafford Partnership was formed as a result of the Crime and Disorder Act 1998, which places a duty on local services such as the Police, Council, Fire Service, Health, Children’s Services, Housing and Probation to work together to reduce crime. It is jointly chaired by Chief Superintendent Mark Roberts of Greater Manchester Police (Trafford Division) and Gary Pickering, Deputy Chief Executive of Trafford Council.

For more information on the Safer Trafford Partnership please email safer@trafford.gov.uk

Trafford Economic Alliance (TEA)

The Trafford Economic Alliance (TEA) is the lead partnership on the delivery of the Strong Economy Key Objective and its priority outcomes in the Sustainable Community Strategy document 'Trafford Vision 2021: A blueprint'.

The Trafford Economic Alliance (TEA) is made up of partners from across the business, skills, transport and enterprise sectors in Trafford. It is chaired by Chris Fletcher, Deputy Chief Executive of the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce.

For more information on the Trafford Economic Alliance please email strongeconomy@trafford.gov.uk

Strategic Housing Partnership (SHP)

The Strategic Housing Partnership (SHP) is the lead partnership on the delivery of the Better Homes Key Objective and its priority outcomes in the Sustainable Community Strategy document 'Trafford Vision 2021: A blueprint'.

The Strategic Housing Partnership includes representatives from Trafford Council, Trafford Housing Trust and other key housing providers. It is chaired by Matthew Gardiner, Chief Executive of Trafford Housing Trust.

For more information on the Strategic Housing Partnership please email betterhomes@trafford.gov.uk

Environment Partnership

The Environment Partnership is the lead partnership on the delivery of the Positive Environmental Impact Key Objective and its priority outcomes in the Sustainable Community Strategy document 'Trafford Vision 2021: A blueprint'.

The Environment Partnership includes representatives such as Trafford Council and Groundwork. It is chaired by Graham Parry, Executive Director of Groundwork Trafford, Manchester, Salford and Tameside.

For more information on the Environment Partnership please email positiveenvironment@trafford.gov.uk

Strong Communities

The Strong Communities Partnership is the lead partnership on the delivery of the Strong Communities Key Objective and its priority outcomes in the Sustainable Community Strategy document 'Trafford Vision 2021: A blueprint'.

The Strong Communities Partnership is made up of representatives from areas such as Culture, Community Safety, Voice BME, the Disability Partnership, the 50 Plus Partnership, the Faith Partnership and Neighbourhood Partnerships. The post of Chair is currently vacant.

For more information on the Strong Communities Partnership please email strongcommunities@trafford.gov.uk

Health and Wellbeing Partnership

The Health & Wellbeing Partnership is the lead partnership on the delivery of the Health and Improved Quality of Life for All Key Objective and its priority outcomes in the Sustainable Community Strategy document 'Trafford Vision 2021: A blueprint'.

The Health & Wellbeing Partnership includes representatives from Trafford Council, Trafford Primary Care Trust, Culture and Trafford Leisure Trust. It is chaired by Graham Wallis, Interim Chief Executive of Trafford Primary Care Trust.

For more information on the Health & Wellbeing Partnership please email healthqol@trafford.gov.uk

Children and Young People's Partnership (CYP)

The Children & Young People's (CYP) Partnership is the lead partnership on the delivery of the Brighter Futures Key Objective and its priority outcomes in the Sustainable Community Strategy document 'Trafford Vision 2021: A blueprint'.

The Children & Young People's (CYP) Partnership includes representatives from Trafford Schools and Colleges and Trafford Council. The post of Chair is currently vacant.

For more information on the Children & Young People's Partnership please email brighterfutures@trafford.gov.uk

Communication, Performance and Information Functions

The Partnership has systems in place to ensure that there is accountability and clearness about the roles of the 7 thematic partnerships and their relationship with the Partnership Board and Executive as well as ensuring that the partnership performs and achieves the Vision 2021 and the outcomes outlined in the 7 Key Objectives. The detail for how the Partnership will do this is outlined in its Partnership Accountability, Governance and Performance Management framework.

In order to effectively meet the needs of people and business in Trafford and to help deliver the Vision 2021, the Partnership needs to have an accurate and shared understanding of the community which it serves. The Partnership is therefore in the process of developing a Trafford Data Observatory which will bring together intelligence and data across all Trafford’s partners in one place.

Trafford Data Observatory coming soon...

Supporting Partnerships

The 7 Thematic Partnerships are further supported by a number of sub groups and networks that enable them to deliver specific outcomes. This includes the Culture Board; Culture Network; 50 Plus Partnership; Voice of BME; Transport Partnership; Faith Forum and Trafford Neighbourhood Partnerships.

Who to Contact

Regeneration, Economic Development, Policy & Partnerships
Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council
Trafford Town Hall
Talbot Road
Stretford
Greater Manchester
M32 0YT

Email: communitystrategy@trafford.gov.uk
Telephone: 0161 912 4923
Minicom: 0161 912 1453