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The Environmental Health team have produced a number of resources below to assist schools in teaching children the importance of good hand hygiene. The hand washing presentation highlights how germs c

New Deal Between 2001 and 2011, the Charlestown and Lower Kersal New Deal for Communities (NDC) partnership worked alongside the council, partner agencies and the local community, to bring about the c

Climate change and flooding There have been major floods in Salford in the past from the River Irwell, such as in 1946. Although flood defences have been improved, climate change means that we cannot

Workplace recycling in England is changing From 31 March 2025, new waste regulations under the Environment Act 2021, known as Simpler Recycling, will come into effect. Under the new regulations, busi

What can we deal with? Excessive or unreasonable noise from a range of premises, including residential, commercial or industrial premises. For example: Loud machinery noise Fan noise Noise from

The Public Health Inequalities Improvement Team act as influencers of change through their project-based work to reduce health inequalities in Salford. The team uses a range of Public Health approac

Equality impact assessments (EIA) are a way of finding out how what the council does will affect different parts of the community. This includes thinking about disability, age, race, gender (including

Expand the boxes below to see the different criteria to apply for funding. Funding to cover the cost of apprenticeship training for a new member of staff If you want to apply for funding to cover

The following information has been provided to help people who were adopted as babies or young children and who wish to trace their birth parents. Under United Kingdom law, anyone who was adopted befo

The information and advice area on the ground floor is a market place for services who provide a wide range of information and advice to customers: Connexions provide careers informati