Regeneration Panel

The regeneration of Salford continues to be a major priority, demanding a significant investment from the city council, Central Government and partners.

In recognition of its importance the Strategy and Regeneration Scrutiny Committee agreed that there was a need to create a panel to consider various aspects of regeneration and the local economy in-depth.

The next meeting is to be confirmed

If you would like further information please contact Peter Kidd by emailing peter.kidd@salford.gov.uk or telephoning 0161 793 3322

This page was last updated on 06 November 2008

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