How to find our main council offices

How to find us

We have three location maps which are available to download from this website to help you plan a visit to the city council's offices:

Salford city map (Adobe PDF format, 597kb) - showing the city boundaries, the council's principal office locations in Swinton and Eccles, and major road and rail/tram links.

Eccles map (Adobe PDF format, 306kb) - location plus directions for Emerson House, Orbit House and Turnpike House in Eccles.

Swinton map (Adobe PDF format, 626kb) - location of our Salford Civic Centre buildings, including Unity House, Innovation House, Elmstead House, Crompton House. Also identifies general location of Minerva House and the City Highways depot.

Directions to Salford Civic Centre, Swinton

Salford Civic Centre is on the A6 Chorley Road in the centre of Swinton at its junction with the B5231 (Partington Lane), approximately a quarter of a mile north of the A580 "East Lancs" road in north west Greater Manchester.

Getting to the civic centre from the M60 Manchester Orbital
If you are driving to the civic centre via the M60 motorway, eastbound (clockwise) traffic should exit at Junction 13 (Worsley) and follow the A572 towards Swinton. Westbound (anti-clockwise) traffic should leave at Junction 16 (Swinton) and turn left onto the A666. NB: there is no eastbound/clockwise exit on the M60 at Junction 16.

A visitor's car park is available at the front of Unity House, all visitors must obtain a ticket as soon as they arrive and display this in their windscreen. Parking is free for the first two hours (automatically credited to the ticket) and then £1 per hour thereafter.

Getting to the civic centre by public transport
Council offices on and around Chorley Road in Swinton are well served by public transport. During working hours bus number 36 operates between Bolton and Manchester every 10 minutes and so provides links between Swinton and Little Hulton, Walkden and Salford University. Services 22 (between Stockport and Eccles) and 35 (Leigh) run about every half an hour. See below for timetable information.

Swinton Railway Station is a short walk away and provides direct services twice an hour to Wigan, Walkden, Salford, Manchester, Oldham and Rochdale, plus destinations further afield.

Public transport in Greater Manchester

Up to date public transport service information for the Greater Manchester conurbation is available on the GMPTE website or by calling 0161-228 7811 (Minicom available) between 7am and 8pm Monday to Friday, and 8am and 8pm on weekends and bank holidays.

Other public transport links are provided in the right hand column.

Why not print this web page out and retain it for reference when you visit us?

Who to contact

Name
 
Address
Salford Civic Centre
Chorley Road
Swinton
SALFORD
M27 5AW 
Telephone
0161-794 4711 (civic centre switchboard) 
Email
webmaster@salford.gov.uk 

This page was last updated on 22 April 2008

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