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Learning shouldn't stop after leaving school. There are lots of ways to continue your education, such as going to college or sixth form, taking an apprenticeship, or studying whilst you’re employed or

'Thresholds of Need and Response in Salford' is published by Salford Safeguarding Children Partnership. Case transfer between teams within children's services is designed to ensure children and famili

Information for childcare providers on early years entitlements funding for children aged nine months plus, two, three and four year olds. All three and four year olds and eligible 9 months + and two

The application process for reception applications for September 2026 opens on 1 September 2025 and closes on 15 January 2026. On 16 April 2026 all on time applicants who have applied online wi

We are committed to creating a fairer, greener, healthier and more inclusive city for all. To achieve this vision, our new four-year Corporate Plan, This is our Salford, sets out our seven priorities

The carers emergency scheme keeps the person you care for safe, if something happens to you. If you have an emergency, a phone call means that help for the person you care for, will be arranged. Fill

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

Local housing allowance (LHA) rates are used to work out housing benefit entitlement for most tenants living in privately rented accommodation. They are based on the area whe

Ofsted are the childcare regulators and they register new provision and inspect childcare settings. The Ofsted website has lots of useful information for childcare providers. Ofsted also have a Y

A World War One hero who single-handedly captured a German machine gun and eight prisoners was honoured in a ceremony in Salford on Sunday 22 April 2018. Ordsall-born Joseph Woodall, who was serving w