Discussion forums
This area of the website has been designed to enable visitors to our website to exchange views, ideas and experience on a range of subjects. There’s also the opportunity to pose questions and seek answers.
The discussion forums require you to register as a user. The forums can only ever be as good as the people who use it so please visit regularly and contribute freely.
Current discussion forums on this website:
Community vehicle crime reduction
What
does vehicle crime
mean to you? Theft of motor vehicles, Theft from motor vehicles & criminal damage all affect your
quality of life! But what bothers you the most? Any ideas on how to tackle some of these issues?
GhostCam - your opportunity to join the global interest
Heritage Service - general discussion
Salford Museum and Art Gallery
Registration and moderation policy
We ask that
all contributors to our discussion forums act responsibly when posting or replying to messages.
For this reason we ask you to register (and subsequently log in) for the forum before you can add your own messages. Misuse of the forum includes the posting of libelous comments, abusive remarks, spamming, derogatory or otherwise offensive messages.
If you feel there is a post that is offensive in any way please contact in the first instance the named moderator of the forum or email webmaster@salford.gov.uk. Action will be taken as soon as possible.
If in the unfortunate event that a user’s registration is removed as a result of a complaint, the user will have the right to request the matter to be reconsidered.
Do you have a suggestion for a new discussion forum?
If
you have any suggestions on a new subject area that could be included in the discussion forums about
any aspect of living, working or visiting Salford, please email webmaster@salford.gov.uk
with details.
This page was last updated on 25 June 2007
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