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| − | '''Trafford''' is a [[metropolitan borough]] in [[Greater Manchester]]. Apart from Trafford itself, the borough contains the towns of [[Altrincham]], [[Sale]] and [[Stretford]]. Historically most of the area was in [[Cheshire]] and the rest in [[Lancashire]]. | + | [[File:Trafford-town-hall3.jpg|thumb|Trafford Town Hall]]'''Trafford''' is a [[metropolitan borough]] in [[Greater Manchester]]. Apart from Trafford itself, the borough contains the towns of [[Altrincham]], [[Sale]] and [[Stretford]]. Historically most of the area was in [[Cheshire]] and the rest in [[Lancashire]]. |
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Revision as of 20:40, 29 January 2014
Trafford is a metropolitan borough in Greater Manchester. Apart from Trafford itself, the borough contains the towns of Altrincham, Sale and Stretford. Historically most of the area was in Cheshire and the rest in Lancashire.
LGBT history
There was a CHE group in Altrincham.
In 2011, Adrian Smith, a Christian working for Trafford Housing Trust, was demoted for posting an item opposed to same-sex marriage on his Facebook page. A court ruled in favour of Mr Smith.[1]
No! Attitude is a group for young LGBT people in Trafford.[2]
Manchester Village Spartans RUFC are based at Sale Sports Club.
Michael Bishop, Baron Glendonbrook, was born in Bowdon.
Morrissey was born in Davyhulme
