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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

The government can help with childcare costs, including 15 to 30 hour free childcare, tax-free childcare, tax credits, Universal Credit and support while you study. Find out more about Childcare Choic

Check that you are getting all the benefits available to your household. You can use an independent, free and anonymous benefits calculator through the government’s website to check what be

The government introduced a benefit cap from 15 July 2013 which puts a cap on the total amount of benefit working-age people can receive. Prior to Universal Credit being introduced the cap will be ap

Which two-year-olds are eligible? A two-year-old is eligible for 15 hours of free childcare if they live in a household in receipt of the following benefits: Income Support income-based Jobseeker’s A

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

Salford City Council works hard to deliver top quality services to residents. These pages provide information of a corporate nature about the directorates that deliver council services.

What is a Section 257 house in multiple occupation (S257 HMO)? The Housing Act 2004 outlines the definition of a Section 257 house in multiple occupation (S257 HMO) which is detailed and complex. A S2

Housing benefit can be confusing. Here are some of the frequently asked questions (FAQs) that we're asked. Can I claim housing benefit? Important: please read carefully before making your claim Fu

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