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Salford City Council wants to make a difference for Salford and its people and we aim to create the most social, environmental, and economic value when spending council funds to make the city a better

As land managers, we have a duty of care to ensure that weeds do not pose a hazard to the public. To effectively manage weeds including invasive species such as Japanese Knotweed and Giant Hogweed, we

The Salford ranger team provide led and self led outdoor education visits. We can provide National Curriculum linked opportunities covering: Science Geography English Art As a ranger team, we also a

What can we deal with? This category of nuisance can be used to resolve issues relating to: the suitability of the place where an animal is kept the way that an animal is kept insects from industrial

The environmental protection team prioritises all complaints it receives to ensure that the most urgent complaints are dealt with first. Please see below for expected maximum response times. After rep

What causes contamination in the ground and why should we clean it up? Contamination (pollution) of land can arise as a result of past poorly regulated industrial and waste disposal activities carried

All planning applications have to be considered for potential contamination issues to ensure compliance with the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (as amended), the national planning policy framework

How does Salford City Council regulate emissions to atmosphere from new industrial installations? Under the Environmental Permitting (England and Wales) Regulations 2016  operators of industrial insta

What is mothballing? Some permitted installations may at present be operating at reduced levels that are below the legal threshold stated in the environmental permitting regulations. This me

From January 2011, Salford City Council signed up to the Food Standards Agency's national food hygiene rating scheme. All food businesses inspected by officers from Environmental