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Why is it important? People have a right to be involved in discussions and make informed decisions about their care up to and including the end of their life. For many people, dying at home is seen as

Information for members of the public The Welfare Rights Service gives free, confidential expert benefits advice. We help to make sure that people are getting the right benefits from the Department fo

Information for members of the public The Welfare Rights Service gives free, confidential expert benefits advice. We help to make sure that people are getting the right benefits from the Department fo

Why is it important? A fall is defined as an event which results in a person coming to rest inadvertently on the ground or floor or other lower level. According to the National Institute for Hea

Later known as the 'Old Lag VC', William Mariner was born in Chorley, Lancashire, on 29 May 1882, the son of Alice Mariner. The family had settled in Lower Broughton, Salford, where he was working as

None of the documents within this archive section have any formal status in planning policy terms, and they are not considered to be capable of being material considerations when determining planning

Salford City Council is offering two free courses for before and after the birth as well as regular weekly sessions to meet other parents. Before and after the baby Our online antenatal course 'Unders

Why it is important Life expectancy at birth for Salford is an estimate of how long a baby born in the city is expected to live if, throughout their life, they experienced the age-specific mortality r

You can check the school admission policy for your chosen nursery or primary school below. Please note: The new School Admissions Code (2021) requires that all schools give priority to looked after ch

We in the Welfare Rights Advice Service, cannot advice you on how to manage your money or with general budgeting support. For advice on budgeting and money management we recommend the government’s Mo