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When charging a vehicle on the street, we do not condone the use of trailing cables across pavements, footways or highway but recognise that in some circumstances this form of charging may be the only

New average speed cameras are being installed in Salford as part of an ongoing effort to make the roads safer. Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) is working in partnership with Salford

Here are the facts about gritting - despite what some popular myths would have you believe! Once the gritter has put salt on the road all ice will melt This is not true! Spreading salt on the road is

A common way of creating new highways is by an agreement between developers and the local highway authority, Salford City Council, under Section 38 of the Highways Act 1980. These agreements are most

Salford City Council, as statutory highway authority for the city, undertakes the marking and signage on all public highways in Salford. Yellow lines on the highway There are various types of yellow l

A controlled parking zone has been introduced in the Blackfriars and Trinity areas of Salford bordering onto the city of Manchester, which restricts waiting throughout the zone and which is subject to

Where new roads are constructed, developers will be required to propose a suitable name(s) for adoption by the Highway Authority (Salford City Council). We check they will not cause problems with any

Learn about Noah Robinson, a key figure in the development of Swinton. Explore his life and lasting impact on our town. The Lychgate of St Peter’s Church This shelter, traditionally used for holding c

Like many areas across the country, Greater Manchester has higher levels of air pollution on some local roads. Poor air quality has negative impacts on health, the environment and society. In January

Excavation of the public highway, by anyone other than a utility company, can only be carried out with the permission of the city council. Before works commence on site a permit to excavate in the hi