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Salford City Council, as statutory highway authority for the city, undertakes the marking and signage on all public highways in Salford. Yellow lines on the highway There are various types of yellow l

Expand the boxes below to find out who is automatically entitled to a blue badge and who may be entitled to a badge. Automatic entitlement You are automatically entitled to a Blue Badge if any of

Here you will find information about the Worsley and Westwood Park, Boothstown and Ellenbrook neighbourhood area, as well as current news, useful contacts, and opportunities for getting involved. The

Lünen was twinned with the former borough of Swinton and Pendlebury from 1966. The link arose from wartime friendship struck up by Mr Les Suggett and a German prisoner of war. Both men were miners and

Types of application that require this information: Residential Residential development (new or conversions) where ten or more units are created New build or conversion to student accommodation where

In 2007 Salford City Council commenced preparation of the core strategy, which was intended to be the main planning document for Salford and would set out the spatial vision and framework for the city

Salford’s City Mayor has announced his new cabinet after being re-elected for a third term. Paul Dennett secured 30,753 votes on Saturday 4 May to be elected as Salford City Mayor for a four-year

Public consultation to begin on Monday 23 September Consultation will include three public drop-in sessions New proposals build on initial Irwell River Park strategy from 2008 Scheme improvements fo

New average speed cameras are being installed in Salford as part of an ongoing effort to make the roads safer. Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) is working in partnership with Salford

Plans for the construction of 25 affordable homes across two locations in the city that will provide much needed supported accommodation for young people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness ha