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If you are living in Salford, aged 18 to 25 years old and are in housing difficulty or facing the threat of homelessness, you may benefit from mediation services. Mediation and support is offered to y

Salford City Council strives to provide access to services, support and a variety of activities to people who are fleeing violence and persecution in their own countries. Salford City Council is proud

On 27 October 2021 the government announced that it would extend the current statutory transitional relief scheme for one year until the end of financial year 2023 to coincide with Revaluation 2023. T

What is the Family Nurse Partnership? The Family Nurse Partnership works with first time mothers under the age of 20 to help them to explain healthy pregnancy and caring for yourself and your baby. Fa

Below are a few common questions about fostering. What is fostering? Fostering involves looking after children and young people in your home and providing an experience of family life. Research sh

The Salford Local Plan: Development Management Policies and Designations was adopted by full Council on 18 January 2023. It now forms part of the statutory development plan for Salford and replaces a

Under the Local Government Act 2000, a local council must hold a referendum on whether the council should change to a different form of governance if at least five per cent of the local government ele

To obtain the agenda and papers for a community committee meeting, please find your local neighbourhood area and follow the link for the meeting date you require.

Foreword by City Mayor Paul Dennett ‘Modern slavery is a serious and brutal crime in which people are treated as commodities and exploited for criminal gain. Many victims are not known to the authori

The government is making significant changes to benefits and you may be worried about how you will be affected. We can support you through these changes. There is information and advice on these pages