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The council has a long standing business relationship with many Salford schools, delivering high quality services that offer value for money with local insight and an understanding of school prioritie

Types of application that require this information: Development listed within Schedule 1 of the EIA Regulations; Development listed within Schedule 2 of the EIA Regulations where it is considered lik

The Lead Member for Children's and Young People's Services is Councillor Jim Cammell. The Executive Support Member for Education, Learning and School Improvement is Councillor Bill Hinds. Children's

We can assist our customers with environmental targets through recycling. Our business recycling is charged as collection costs only. Recycling options include the following: Paper and cardboard: Blue

As well as traditional residential care and homecare, there are a growing range of flexible support services to choose from.

The staff at the ground floor reception can give support and advice on the following services: Council tax Housing benefits Health services Library service Disabled parking badges Free school meals S

The customer service representatives (CSR) at the ground floor reception can give support and advice on the following services: Council tax Housing benefits Health services Library service

Salford’s Locality Plan describes a relationship with local people, which is less about delivering services (except for acute and emergency situations) and more about recognising that most of the solu

The 2011 census identified that there were 23,403 carers in Salford and 6,449 of those were providing care for more than 50 hours a week. This strategy builds on the commitments and successes of the p

Most of the health service clinics held here are by appointment only. Patients are referred to these services from a variety of sources including doctors and other health professionals. Audiology Audi