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First and foremost Salford City Council is a public service provider and so we have to provide information that is accessible to all sections of our community, regardless of ability. Legislation has b

Salford City Council is responsible for most aspects of parking in the city. This includes the maintenance of pay and display car parks and the enforcement of parking regulations under the provisions

Councils can fine motorists for parking on adopted pavements (footways) or grass verges if they have parked in an area with waiting restrictions i.e. yellow lines. Where there are no waiting restricti

Bus travel is the most popular mode of travel using public transport, with approximately 80% of public transport journeys made by bus. Transport for Greater Manchester (TFGM) has up-to-date timet

Salford City Council has a statutory duty to maintain its highways as outlined in the Highways Act 1980. Report a problem To report a problem with the roads, see the 'Streets, roads  and paths' secti

Important: please read carefully before making your claim Full service Universal Credit is now available in Salford, so you may have to claim Universal Credit instead of housing benefit for help towa

Landlord portal The landlord portal allows private and social landlords of supported and general needs accommodation, who receive housing benefit and or discretionary housing payments for their tenant

Salford City Council has adopted a no side waste and closed bin lid policy. This means: Residents must not put out any extra bags of general waste or recycling at the kerbside for collection Residen

Waste management compliance for short-term lets If you use your property for business purposes, such as letting it out as a holiday home, self-catering accommodation, running a guesthouse or Airbnb, y

Salford City Council maintains public registers that provide information about highway status. View the register The registers can be viewed from 9am to 4.30pm, Monday to Friday, at Salford Civic Cen