Who maintains the website?
An award-winning team of four officers administers the website using OpenText's "Livelink WCM" content management software.
The web team reports to the Director, Marketing & Communications.
Feedback about the website
Comments or feedback regarding the website are always welcome. Please email webmaster@salford.gov.uk providing as much information as possible. We read - and action as appropriate - every message received and will reply as required. We routinely publish a selection of recent website feedback messages.
Who to contact
This table lists the principal officers involved in the production of website content.
| Officer | Position | Email address | Telephone number |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vacant | Website Development Manager | ||
| Antony Golding | Principal Website Development Officer | antony.golding@salford.gov.uk | 0161-793 2464 |
| Bernadette Mellor | Senior Website Marketing Officer | bernadette.mellor@salford.gov.uk | 0161-793 3534 |
| Gavin Robertson | Senior Website Marketing Officer | gavin.robertson@salford.gov.uk | 0161-793 2372 |
| Steve McComb | Corporate Webmaster | steve.mccomb@salford.gov.uk | 0161-793 2958 |
Over 250 authorised content authors and approvers from individual service areas across the city council are responsible for the maintenance and development of discrete information collections. Each directorate has a principal content champion. Each author, approver or content champion contributes to the development of the website as an adjunct to other job responsibilities.
All contributors to the site are expected to follow a set of published web standards.
Other officers are involved in supporting the day-to-day running of the website infrastructure and provision of online services, including officers from ICT Services, Customer Services and Legal plus the extensive network of authors and content approvers around the council as described above.
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This page was last updated on 02 January 2008
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