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What are Salford Family Hubs? Salford Family Hubs are places in the local community where different organisations, including the community and voluntary sector, work together, to offer a one stop sho

Your questions about planning obligations answered. How are section 106 agreements created? The nature of planning obligations and the legislative requirements which govern their use means that each o

Salford City Council are no longer the main housing provider for what is formerly known as sheltered housing. There are a number of housing associations in Salford who provide accommodation for peopl

Landlords who would like to enquire about opening a new supported housing scheme in Salford or adding to their existing portfolio, should in the first instance complete and submit the Supported Gatewa

We use social media to communicate and share information. Salford City Council uses the social networking sites and profiles listed on this page. You can also use social media to raise customer servic

In Salford we believe people with a learning disability or autism deserve the same opportunities in life as their peers, including paid employment. We know that most people with a learning disabi

Free Wi-Fi is now installed in many public buildings in Salford. In addition to the list of sites below, the service is also available in some care homes, day centres and in the community rooms of man

Salford EMTAS works with schools to help them meet the needs of asylum and refugee children and to ensure that everything is being done to maximise the potential of these children (all children have a

Salford is served by several neighbourhood and district centres which are important to the city’s future. They provide employment for local people, retail and leisure opportunities, homes, a sense of

The staff at the ground floor reception can give support and advice on the following services: Council tax Housing benefits Health services Library service Disabled parking badges Free school meals S