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Tackling inequalities in the city Salford is beginning a journey of economic transformation, with the mapping out of the city’s economic future through key pieces of city council work. We’re calling

At a loose end in Langworthy? Bored in Boothstown? Idle in Irlam? Why don't you switch off your TV and go and do something less boring instead? Salford's buzzing with activities, events, talks, walks,

Salford ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) Find out how to join an English course in Salford For more details contact: email jackie.roche@thebroughtontrust.org.uk or thomas.broodbank@salf

In March 2020 Salford City Council and University of Salford jointly appointed the English Cities Fund as developer partner for the Crescent area. A Development Framework for the area was subsequently

Salford is a city constantly changing and moving into an exciting future as a thriving cultural, economic and residential location. From urban buzz to greenbelt tranquility, Salford is building on the

Salford is a film-friendly city which supports requests wherever it can. We are happy to discuss use of our property and road closures where possible, if generous time is given in advance. Please note

Build Salford is a consortium of construction employers, social housing providers and key support agencies which offers a unique traineeship programme for Salford young people. Build Salford enables

Salford Quays is one of the UK’s best cultural, sporting and leisure destinations, attracting international visitors. It is also home to thousands of people, the BBC, ITV and a host of creative busine

Strange though it may seem today, hundreds of Oglala Sioux Indians - depicted in the 1990 film 'Dances with Wolves' - once settled, for six months, in their teepees on the cold and damp banks of the I

Providing opportunities for people of all ages, abilities and backgrounds to be physically active, contributing to their physical and mental wellbeing, has never been more important. We are all design