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The aim of the Salford Youth Justice Service (YJS) is to reduce offending and re-offending of young people aged ten to 17. The service is made up of representatives from the Local Authority, statutory

The Salford strategic flood forum was established following discussions with the executive lead member for strategic planning at the time regarding the best way to implement recommendations arising fr

Introduction of waiting restrictions Waiting restrictions are introduced following a structured procedure that involves consultation with key stakeholders, including residents, business owners, emerge

Providing a ‘good home for all’ is one of seven priorities in delivering the council’s commitment to building a fairer, greener, healthier and more inclusive Salford for all. Increasing the supply of

A neighbourhood development order allows the community to grant planning permission for certain types of development within a specified area. This removes the need for a planning application to be sub

Are you looking for a new job, an apprenticeship or unsure what to do next? Although it might feel tougher than usual there are still a wide range of options for you to consider. The most important th

Buile Hill is the largest and most popular park in the city. The park has a long and varied history, with links to many important historical figures. L.S. Lowry, a one time local rent collector regula

The Highways Act 1980 – Section 169 – Control of Scaffolding and Hoarding on the adopted highway Any scaffolding or hoarding which encroaches or projects over the highway will require a formal scaffol

Car drivers and passengers Passengers, as well as car drivers, can have a Blue Badge depending on their disability. Blue Badge holders can also apply for disabled parking bays (these cost £7

See a glossary of terms used. Ordinarily Available Inclusive Provision Research into child development confirms what experienced professionals already know: that little children need to have lots