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Part of the City Mayor’s work is to campaign on behalf of the people of Salford to change national policies and laws for the better for local people. Here are some examples: Monday 8 July 2024 Open

Here is Salford City Council’s Sufficiency Strategy 2023 to 2026. This sets out our strategic intentions to achieve sufficient provision for children who are looked after and care leavers. Within the

The following information has been provided to help people who were adopted as babies or young children and who wish to trace their birth parents. Under United Kingdom law, anyone who was adopted befo

Equipment to help with daily living can help you to stay independent. An occupational therapist will advise you and give you training on new ways to do your daily living tasks. This includes shopping,

The Mental Capacity Act 2005 provides a legal framework for making decisions on behalf of people who lack the mental capacity to make decisions for themselves. The act includes: Lasting power of atto

If a person does not have the mental capacity to consent to being in hospital or in a care home, then the DoLS process must be followed. Following the Cheshire West judgment, the acid test state

Follow us on: Everyone feels worried, anxious and stressed about things at some point in their life and it is normal to feel like that. But there are times when these feelings can feel overwhelm

We are sorry to hear of the damage or loss you have sustained. The council adheres to strict protocol procedures when dealing with compensation claims and before any investigation commences and a deci

The City Mayor provides a verbal statement to members of the council and the public via a live stream highlighting the important issues affecting the council, its residents and businesses. Watch the s

The Salford Learning Disabilities Partnership Board is a group of people who meet to talk about the things that are most important to people with learning disabilities in Salford. They talk about what