Scrutiny Support Team
Scrutiny committees set work programmes that are supported by officers from the city council's scrutiny support team.
General enquiries can be dealt with by:
Email: scrutiny.support@salford.gov.uk
Address:
Overview and Scrutiny Support
Civic Centre
Chorley Road
Swinton
Salford M27 5FJ
Telephone:
- Bev Truter - 0161 793 3530
- Janet Taylor - 0161 793 3515
Fax: 0161 794 2027
Alternatively, if you wish to raise a specific matter with a particular scrutiny committee, the individual committee contacts are:
Karen Dainty
Principal Scrutiny Support Officer
karen.dainty@salford.gov.uk 0161 793 2513
Budget
Monitoring the council's budgetary processes
karen.dainty@salford.gov.uk, 0161-793 2513
Strategy and Regeneration
Working to make Salford a safer place to live, work and visit.
peter.kidd@salford.gov.uk 0161-793 3322
Children's Services
Aiming for every child to get the best possible start in life, as well as supporting young people, they work closely with the Children's Services directorate, and are overseeing the development of the new Children's Services Directorate.
Carole.chapman@salford.gov.uk 0161-793 3316
Customer and Support Services
Working with council directorates to measure efficiency and statutory compliance, making sure that public money is spent effectively by providing value for money services
karen.lucas@salford.gov.uk, 0161-793 3322
Community, Health and Social Care
Working with the Community, Health and Social Care Directorate and NHS organisations to help make Salford a healthier city in which to live
linda.sharples@salford.gov.uk 0161-793 3324
Environment, Housing and Planning
Works with Environment and Housing & Planning directorates to ensure that Salford is a clean city and that every person has a quality home. They also ensure that city planning is carried out effectively
karen.lucas@salford.gov.uk, 0161-793 3318
This page was last updated on 28 October 2008
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