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Whether you are worried about your own mental health or about someone you know, getting the right support in a quick and effective way is important. Our mental health webpages on the Partners in Salf

Follow us on: As a young person in Salford, you have the power to improve your community and the city. To help your voice be heard there are different groups who want your help to run projects,

Complete the relevant form by expanding the appropriate box below: Tell us you are moving You can use this form to register for council tax if you are: Moving into an address in Salford Mov

Right to buy your council home – what is this? The right to buy scheme gives tenants of council housing the right to buy the home they are living in at a discounted rate. Who has the right to buy? You

There are many reasons why properties are left empty. The property may be going through probate or the owner may have gone into residential care or become bankrupt. Details are available regarding our

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

If you drop litter in Salford, you could face a £150 fine! Police community support officers and council enforcement officers are able to issue fixed penalty notices to anyone seen dropping litter in

This page details guidelines for practising Forest School and wider bushcraft activities within Salford City Council parks, nature reserves and open spaces. Forest School is a commonly used term for a

Petitions allow local people to let the council know about their concerns. Our petition scheme sets out how the council will deal with petitions that come within the scope of the scheme. The scheme ap

Salford City Council and Manchester City Council are collaborating on a joint commission to develop a Strategic Regeneration Framework (SRF) for the combined Strangeways and Cambridge regeneration are