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The Salford Local Plan: Development Management Policies and Designations was adopted by full Council on 18 January 2023. It now forms part of the statutory development plan for Salford and replaces al

What is a heritage champion? A heritage champion is a member of the council who uses the historic environment as an asset to help achieve strategic goals and bring a better quality of life to the comm

Under the Local Government Act 2000, a local council must hold a referendum on whether the council should change to a different form of governance if at least five per cent of the local government ele

We have launched the Greener Salford website which brings together information about how Salford City Council and other organisations are reducing their carbon emissions. The new website also has lots

Below is a list of responsible authorities: Licensing Section, Salford City Council The Gambling Commission Greater Manchester Police Greater Manchester County Fire Officer Salford Safeguarding Child

Better Off Salford is about helping everyone in the city with the cost-of-living crisis and finding ways for residents and businesses to become better off. Tackling poverty and inequality is a key pri

In 2007 Salford City Council commenced preparation of the core strategy, which was intended to be the main planning document for Salford and would set out the spatial vision and framework for the city

Who are the Boundary Commission and what is the 2023 review? The Boundary Commission for England (BCE) is an independent and impartial non-departmental public body, which is responsible for reviewing

Salford City Council has a statutory duty to arrange the burial or cremation of people who have died in Salford, where there is no one willing or able to arrange a funeral. Public health funerals

Salford is comprised of areas of the former local authorities of the City (or County Borough) of Salford, Swinton and Pendlebury Borough, Irlam Urban District and Worsley Urban District. In 1974 these