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Who are Irish Travellers? Irish Travellers refer to themselves as Pavees, Minkiers or in Irish ‘an lucht siúil’ meaning ‘the walking people’. They are a traditionally itinerant ethnic group who mainta

Buildings are identified by Historic England and placed on a statutory list of buildings of special architectural or historic interest by the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, under the

Criteria for the approval of commemorative plaques In deciding whether a nomination of a person or event to be commemorated with a plaque under this scheme, an openly-published set of criteria will be

Mosslands was originally the local name for what ecologist's call 'lowland raised bog', although today the term 'mosslands' is also used to cover the areas that were formerly bogs, but which have now

Paul Dennett talks about building council housing again in Salford Our priorities, This is our Salford The council has a vision is to create a 'fairer, greener, healthier and more inclusive city for

This is short term support for people who are in a crisis, emergency or major disaster situation and are unable to meet the basic needs of themselves or their family. You will need to meet some simple

Joseph Malone was born in Eccles, Lancashire, on 11 January 1833. He became a farrier and worked with horses and remained in the trade prior to enlisting with the 13th Light Dragoons in Manchester on

Did you know Healthy Start vitamins are free for all pregnant women, new mothers, and children under five in Salford regardless of the family’s income or immigration status? Vitamins are essential to

Follow us on: The Youth Service supports City of Sanctuary What the youth service do The youth service is an informal education service, working with young people aged 10 to 25 years, to ensure

What is the Disabled Children's Record? The Children Act 1989 required all local authorities to establish a record of disabled children in their areas. The information on the record is confidential. I