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In late 2016 we asked what matters most to you so that we could reflect these findings in our budget plans for 2017/18 and 2018/19. The full report is available.  The main things that mattered to you

Assisted enrolment service for Free School Meals Update - a recent review of our Housing Benefit and Council Tax Support information that we hold has highlighted that many households may meet the cri

Key policies which Paul has enacted which have improved the lives of residents and workers across the city of Salford. Tackling poverty and inequality £9m of missing social security entitlements

If you’re in need of emergency assistance or in a crisis, you may be able to get short term support. Salford Assist is a discretionary scheme that can offer temporary help to people who are in a cris

Watch out for loan sharks - they could cost you an arm and a leg. Have you or anyone you know: been offered a cash loan without paperwork? been threatened when you couldn't pay? had your benefit or b

Free business set up advice is available from the Starting Life Well service in Salford. This is available for anyone considering opening their own day nursery or other type of day care setting in the

This information is to help private landlords understand the rules and responsibilities for housing benefit. This includes both tenants' claims and landlords that receive payments. Landlord responsibi

Can you claim? Many working families are not claiming money they are entitled to, make sure you're not missing out. Working Tax Credit and the 'childcare element' Tax Credits are payments from the gov

A deferred payment is when the council pays your care home fees, until you are ready to sell your home and use the money raised to pay back the council. This lets you delay selling your home until you

Please note that not all nationalities are eligible to vote in the UK. If you are a refugee, you are eligible to vote if you are one of the nationalities eligible to vote in the UK. If you’re not sure