Brinnington Councillors continue to fight for development of the top shops at Brinnington. Let down by the Lib/Dems, this development is long overdue. Your Councillors will do everything they can to make sure the money is invested and the facilities provided for the benefit of Brinnington residents.
NEW QUALITY BUS CORRIDOR - The Government is giving thousands of pounds to improving bus services in Brinnington. Work on Brinnington Road is nearing completion.
CHARLOTTE STREET - The Council has promised to consult residents about traffic calming measures.
DON'T FORGET - From this April men aged 60 qualify for a concessionary bus pass.

Labour Councillors in Edgeley have raised the issue of traffic problems now that Sale Sharks are coming to play at Stockport County's ground. They are concerned about the amount of extra traffic and a meeting will be called very soon for local residents to discuss this. The new program for road and pavement repairs for 2003/4 includes Merton Road, Arbury Avenue, Park View, part of Stockport Road, Royon Drive and Keith Drive. We will do what we can to extend this program to cover even more much need work in the area. Development of Gorsey Bank estate will be watched very carefully to make sure local residents benefit. Contact any of the Edgeley Councillors if you have issues of concern.

The replacement of the old yellow lighting on Heaton Moor Road with white lighting has helped to make the area safer and prevent crime. Labour councillors called for major upgrading of street lights but Tory and Lib/Dem Councillors would not support this. We will continue to do what we can. To prevent driveways being blocked on Parrs Mount Mews off Didsbury Road it is proposed to introduce parking restrictions. After a long campaign by Heaton Mersey Labour Councillors Heaton Mersey common is to be enhanced. It is one of Heaton Mersey's gems and Labour Councillors together with local residents are determined it will managed properly.

Labour Councillors are campaigning for a box junction and pedestianisation at Houldsworth Square. Longford Road West is to be traffic calmed. Some progress is bsing made with tidying up Station Road. Local Councillors have supported parents in their campaign for better educational facilities for their disabled children. Work continues on trying to reduce crime and vandalism in the area.

Labour Councillors are pushing for the re-development of the Belmont Centre which is long overdue. They are still fighting for the Council to install a puffin crossing on Sandy Lane. They are always keen to support local tenants and residents groups. They are also campaigning for improved park security particularly for the bowlers.