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See a glossary of terms used. Skill: General Getting advice, getting help and getting more help There is a proactive approach to identifying needs and monitoring that appropriate action is taken
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Salford Community Leisure (SCL) is an external trust established in 2003 who deliver and manage the following services on behalf of Salford City Council: Sport and leisure centres Libraries Communit
Salford Register Office will move from Salford Civic Centre into Buile Hill Mansion, in Buile Hill Park, later this year, 2025. All appointments and ceremonies will then take place at the mansion. Mo
Salford Health Improvement Service has been at the forefront of building a fairer, greener, and healthier Salford. One of the key initiatives is the establishment of Health Action Partnerships in each
If your require a suspension of restrictions for longer than two weeks (14 days consecutively), you will need to apply for a temporary traffic regulation order to request a temporary road closure. If
Removing obstructions from the highway The highway authority has the duty to assert and protect the right of the public to the use and enjoyment of the highway. The highway authority can take enforcem
Play area improvements at Peel Park, Little Hulton Salford City Council is asking for your thoughts on proposed play area improvements at Peel Park, Little Hulton. You can give your views by completi
Designation date 1981 Area 2.12 hectares (5.24 acres) Listed building entries 3 Background information St Augustine's conservation area lies within the former township of Pendlebury and is b
In 2006, Salford City Council and Legendary Property Company Living (LPC) signed up to the Ordsall development Framework (produced in 2004), securing a partnership commitment to regenerating an area t