Gorse Hill is a thriving Manchester neighbourhood in the borough of Trafford, giving its name to the Gorse Hill Ward alongside neighbourhoods of Lostock, Trafford Park and parts of Stretford. This site serves as an archive of news (political and local) for the main Gorse Hill Labour website. Latest Posts
Tuesday, 21 August 2012
Warehouse Project reveals its 2012 season
Manchester’s night life is looking a little bit brighter today as the seminal Warehouse Project reveal their 2012 season lineup, launching in September at the Victoria Warehouse - on Trafford Park Road. Earlier this year the project whetted the appetites of dance music junkies with an Easter weekend special at its new home. New season highlights include Fatboy Slim, Bloc Party, Animal Collective and more; with The Chemical Brothers returning to the city where they formed.
Read more in Mancunian Matters
Monday, 20 August 2012
LCCC Foundation Launches New Website - Inspiring Communities through Cricket
With the help of The LCCC Foundation the Lancashire County Cricket Club aims to become an important and central hub for the community that it serves. We will strive to work in partnership with local charities and organisations to make a positive difference and welcome collaborative working.
Visit the LCCC Foundation websiteTuesday, 10 July 2012
Thursday, 14 June 2012
Free Bike Safety Checks
RECYCLE for Greater Manchester is partnering with Transport for
Greater Manchester to encourage residents to donate their unwanted bikes
to community bike re-use projects.
On average, people in Greater Manchester are throwing away 200 bikes every month.
There are a growing number of bike projects that will take old and unwanted bikes and bring them back to cycling life.
As part of the initiative, during Bike Week (June 16 - 24), free bike safety check sessions are being held in Trafford.
The sessions - run by the probation services project On Ya Bike - are
on June 19, from 4.30pm-8.30pm at Old Trafford Youth Club, St Hilda’s
Road, Old Trafford; June 20, 4.30pm- 8.30pm, Gorse Hill
Studio, Cavendish Road; June 21, from 4.30pm – 8.30pm at Lostock Youth
Club, Selby Road.
Anyone can bring along a bike for a free safety check, so it is fit for the summer or donate an unwanted bike for re-use.
Read more at: Messenger
On average, people in Greater Manchester are throwing away 200 bikes every month.
There are a growing number of bike projects that will take old and unwanted bikes and bring them back to cycling life.
As part of the initiative, during Bike Week (June 16 - 24), free bike safety check sessions are being held in Trafford.
Anyone can bring along a bike for a free safety check, so it is fit for the summer or donate an unwanted bike for re-use.
Read more at: Messenger
Wednesday, 6 June 2012
Even Industry doesn't want 'No Fault' Dismissal
Controversial Tory plans to allow employers to sack workers at will are set to be dealt a major blow on Wednesday when British manufacturers warn that the proposal would be counter productive
Read more in Guardian
Saturday, 2 June 2012
Tribute to Her Majesty The Queen on her Diamond Jubilee - Ed Miliband
"On behalf of the Labour Party, I want to pay tribute to Her Majesty The Queen on the occasion of her Diamond Jubilee.
"She has served this country and the whole of the Commonwealth for the last sixty years with unstinting energy, loyalty, and dedication. Hers has been a life of extraordinary public service. She exemplifies a care for the common good of all to which we can all aspire.
"Throughout her reign she has been tireless, unflinching and unerring in her commitment to the people of Britain, and stoical in the face of personal loss. With Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, at her side, she has serenely witnessed to three generations a selfless dedication to duty.
Read Ed Milliband's Tribute in Full
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