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Local authorities are required by the Food Standards Agency (FSA) to carry out regular inspections of food businesses within their area. In Salford, these inspections are carried out by environmental

If you do not get a place for your child at your preferred school you will have the right to appeal against the decision. Your appeal will be heard by an independent admission appeal panel. The follow

Salford EMTAS aims to promote inclusion and celebrate diversity through sharing resources and supporting events in primary and secondary schools throughout the year to raise awareness of the rich heri

Each qualification questionnaire will be checked initially for compliance. Some question responses are a mandatory requirement and will be scored as a pass or fail. A number of technical questions ha

Being a parent is an amazing job but it’s not always an easy one. Supporting a child or young person with additional needs or a neurodevelopmental need may pose questions that a parent or carer had no

What is a ‘subsidy’ (formerly referred to as State Aid)? A subsidy is where a public authority such as a Local Authority provides support to an enterprise that gives them an economic advantage, meanin

Salford City Council is committed to involving local people in decisions about the city. One example of this is the devolved budgets which are allocated to local communities. In 2025 to 2026, £160,000

Mandatory conditions attached to all casino premises 1. The summary of the terms and conditions of the premises licence issued under section 164(1)(c) of the 2005 act shall be displayed in a prominent

If your child has a medical need to attend a school, then they may be given priority for a place at your preferred school. You should start by checking the admission policy for your preferred school.

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