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Through this website, you can find out about all the
exciting activities that are happening in Manton, and
the people working in the issue groups that make up the
Manton Community Alliance, to help bring lasting change
to Manton.
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Manton Community Alliance provides an effective way
of managing change in the local neighbourhood.
Manton Community Alliance is made up of local people
working together with the organisations and agencies
that provide a service in Manton.
If you live in Manton, being part of the Alliance gives
you the chance to help make a difference to things that
concern or interest you.
This kind of neighbourhood management is effective
because local people are involved in helping organisations
to provide services that are needed and appropriate
to Manton.
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Worried about your Fuel Bills this winter? Come to the Alli
Fuel poverty - where a household cannot afford to keep warm - damages the health of those living in cold homes and affects their quality of life. The old, children, and those who are disabled or have ..read more |
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WALK TO FITNESS WITH MANTONABOUT
Join our guided walks, leaving from the Children's Centre, Shrewsbury Road.
Thursday 21 August
Thursday 18 September
Thursday 16 October
All walks start at 10 am.
Everyone welcome - Plea..read more |
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For this process to work − and more importantly,
for it to last − people need to get involved. There
are several groups in Manton, each dealing with a particular
issue of concern.
Service providers attend these meetings so there is
always the opportunity for local residents to provide
an input and influence decisions that are made. Meetings
take place in the community, at times to suit group
members, and childcare is available if needed. Each
issue group is represented on the main Manton Community
Alliance Board.
If you would like to be involved in any of the activities
you see on this site, call into the Manton Community
Alliance office on Edinburgh Road, or phone us on 01909
535193 for more information.
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