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Why should you foster with Salford and not an independent fostering agency? With so many agencies around and so much to choose from, many people are unsure at the enquiry stage, so here a few reasons

From September 2025, 15 hours for eligible working families will expand to 30 hours, meaning eligible working parents can now apply for 30 hours of childcare from the term after their child turns nine

“People think we only work one day a year, but it takes months of preparation to organise an election” Elections is just one day, right? Elections preparation is a half year-long task. Local e

An unattended dog in a public place is a stray dog. The dog wardens collect stray dogs on a daily basis from the Salford and Trafford areas and try to find owners to reunite them as soon as possible.

What to expect from Salford Educational Psychology Service. What is an Educational Psychologist? Educational Psychologists (EPs) are trained to understand how children and young people learn and behav

Paul Dennett talks about building council housing again in Salford Our priorities, This is our Salford The council has a vision is to create a 'fairer, greener, healthier and more inclusive city for

Early Support Key Worker Team The Early Support Key Workers are part of Salford Early Help Service. Early Support Key Workers are in place to support families with disabled children under five years o

Being a parent is an amazing job but it’s not an easy one. There are moments of great enjoyment and also times where parenthood is challenging. Every family is different and each can face different c

Follow us on: What does it mean being in care? There are lots of reasons why children are cared for. This may be for a short while or until you are an adult. Everyone's situation is different so

Salford City Council use three external enforcement agencies to recover debts of unpaid council tax. If you receive a letter or a visit from an enforcement agent you should call the number you have be