East Salford
Welcome to the pages for the East Salford Neighourhood Area. Here you will find information about the neighbourhood, as well as current news, useful contacts, and opportunities for getting involved.
The area is made up of three wards: Broughton, Irwell Riverside, and Kersal. For statistical information about these wards see our ward profiles page.
Chapel Street area
Chapel street area is part of the historic core of Salford. The area extends westwards from Manchester City Centre all the way through to the University of Salford and contains the busy A6 and main railway links to the Northwest. Redevelopment of the area is being led by the Central Salford Urban Regeneration Company (URC). The URC is an independent company that has brought together the city council, the North West Regional Development Agency and English Partnerships who, with existing regeneration partnerships and the private sector, will drive the renewal.
Broughton renewal area
In April 2006, a renewal area was declared in Broughton. The area is bordered by the river Irwell to the north-west, Bury New Road to the east, and Camp Street to the south. An action plan has been developed to address issues relating to Housing, Environment, Consultation and Community, Crime, Anti-Social Behaviour, Traffic and Transport.
Charlestown and Lower Kersal
Charlestown and Lower Kersal is the focus of the New Deal for Communities Programme. The overall vision for the New Deal for Communities area is “To make Lower Kersal and Charlestown a place where people want to live, by building a community and future that engages everyone”. This will involve, a safe and attractive environment, quality homes, improved and expanded local facilities and low unemployment.
Duchy Estate
The Duchy estate forms part of the Duchy and Pendlebury Renewal Area. This consists of the land and buildings bordered by: the rear of Egmont Street to the east, the disused railway to the north, Broomhall Road and St John Street to the west and the rear of Johnson Street and Duchy Road to the south. The Duchy Bank Redevelopment Scheme is introducing 37 new private family homes into the area and is scheduled to be completed by February 2008.
Community Committee and Local Task Groups
Community Committee meetings for East Salford are held bimonthly. Anyone wanting to find out what’s going on or get involved is invited to attend. For information about community committee including dates, times and venues, copies of the minutes, or information on how to join the mailing list please see the Community Committee page.
Community Action Plan (CAP)
An action plan for the area is produced every year by the community committee. A copy of the action plan can be downloaded from the CAP page.
East Salford Neighbourhood Management Team contact details
| Position | Name | Phone | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Neighbourhood Manager | Anne Godding | anne.godding@salford.gov.uk | 708 9455 |
| Assistant Neighbourhood Manager | Vanessa Hamnett | vanessa.hamnett@salford.gov.uk | 708 9455 |
| Assistant Neighbourhood Manager | Vacant | ||
| Neighbourhood Development Worker | Vacant | ||
| Community Development Worker | Alison Pearce | alison.pearce@salford.gov.uk | 708 8388 |
| Community Development Worker | Ameen Hadi | ameen.hadi@salford.gov.uk | 708 0892 |
| Community Development Worker | Vacant | ||
| Admin Officer | Paula Booth | paula.booth@salford.gov.uk | 708 9455 |
| Admin Officer | Chris Newell | chris.newell@salford.gov.uk | 708 9455 |
| Resource Centre Manager | Julie Pass | julie.pass@salford.gov.uk | 792 5980 |
| Resource Centre Assistant | Raye Mckown | raye.mckown@salford.gov.uk | 792 5980 |
Address:
Broughton Resource Centre
319 Bury New Road
Salford
M7 2YN
This page was last updated on 16 October 2008
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