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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

These playing fields provide a link to Swinton Walkway. Address: Campbell Road, Swinton, M27 5GSClassification: Local ParkOpening times: 24 hour pedestrian access Friends group: No  Play area update

The community cohesion strategy includes a pledge to 'Develop and coordinate a programme of events that celebrate cultures and faiths in Salford, building on current good practice at neighbourhood lev

Salford is home to many gay, lesbian, bisexual and trans (LGBT+) people and we are proud to support our LGBT+ residents. Salford City Council is a member and co-chair of Salford’s LGBT+ Multiagency Fo

All mobile plant permit holders who wish to hire out their mobile plant without an operator must transfer their permit to the hiring company for the duration of the hire. The company intendi

Every school should, by law, have a designated teacher for looked after children. Your school should make sure that you are aware who this is in your school. If you’re not sure – you could ask your so

The Salford Local Plan is being produced in two parts: Part one: Salford Local Plan: Development Management Policies and Designations (SLP:DMP), which was adopted on 18 January 2023. Part two: Salfor

The Secretary of State has appointed a Planning Inspector to carry out the independent examination of the Salford Local Plan: Development Management Policies and Designations. The name of the appointe