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The area is made up of three electoral wards, Kersal and Broughton Park, Broughton and Blackfriars and Trinity.
Your East Salford neighbourhood management team works with residents across East Salford to make sure they feel:
The team work closely with local partners such as the neighbourhood policing team, housing agencies, local businesses, and youth providers to ensure that neighbourhood issues are dealt with in the most effective way.
With its large and diverse community, East Salford is a very dynamic area. It has its roots firmly bedded in the earliest days of the industrial revolution, has been and continues to be an area where people come to seek opportunities to improve their own and their family's lives.
With its boundaries meeting Manchester and Bury on three sides, the people of the neighbourhood are proud to call themselves Salfordians.
People's strong sense of identity is reflected in all the activities that take place in the area. Groups of local people meet to do what interests them; others learn whether it's in school, college, university or at adult learning classes; folk work in the many businesses in the area and others play in the sports, leisure, and entertainment facilities that the neighbourhood offers.
All of these interesting and interested people can meet at the community committee. Local people, representing a group or members of the public meet their councillors and officers from the range of services on offer, to talk about big and small issues that affect them.
Community committee meetings for East Salford are held five times a year. Anyone wanting to find out what's going on or get involved is invited to attend. For information about community committee meetings, including dates, times and venues or copies of the minutes, visit the get involved page.
To join our mailing list so that you can receive information directly about community committee events and other news relevant to the East Salford area, please contact us using the contact us online link below.
Position | Name |
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Neighbourhood manager | Andrew Meadows |
Neighbourhood development officer | Lucy Renwick |
Administration officer | Joanne Franks |
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This page was last updated on 11 July 2025