Search results

You can find details below about grants, tips to make your home more energy efficient and advice on your bills and links to our cost-of-living help pages. Feel the benefit Making your home more en

The UK Government introduced a requirement that voters need to show an accepted form of photo ID to vote in a polling station. Voter ID first applied in the May local elections 2023 and at the Genera

Please use the panic button to quickly leave this page. If you are a victim of sexual or domestic abuse, call: Agency Telephone In an emergency 999 Police Domestic Violence Unit 0161 856 51

Find out which benefits, concessions and schemes you and your family could be entitled to. For a benefits check contact Salford Welfare Rights and Debt Advice Service or visit the Contact a Fami

Finding a job or getting new skills can be a concern for some armed forces service leavers. Employment Help for young people The careers, information, advice and guidance service for young p

Economic growth – Salford in numbers and growing fast Salford’s economy continues to grow, creating new opportunities for local people. 20,344 new homes have been built in Salford in the past d

The government introduced a benefit cap from 15 July 2013 which puts a cap on the total amount of benefit working-age people can receive. Prior to Universal Credit being introduced the cap will be ap

Every year Salford City Council updates the list of Salford people eligible to vote in local and/or national elections. This is called the annual household canvass, which must be done by law. In Augus

Other support for people who misuse alcohol or drugs, their families and professionals. Under 21s Achieve Salford Recovery Services - under 21s Achieve Young People’s Team offer expert advice an

Around two weeks after your baby has been born, your health visitor will arrange to visit you all at home to find out how you are feeling and to discuss the health and wellbeing of your new baby and y