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Who are Salford Loaves & Fishes? We are here to help and support homeless and vulnerable people in Salford. This includes people who may be rough sleeping, sofa surfing or struggling to keep your

The council must continue to provide a wide range of services. We do this either directly, or through our partnerships with a wide range of organisations. We provide over 700 services for people who l

Local Link Local Link provides door-to-door transport which allows passengers living in areas where the service is active to ring and book a journey within the local area. No age or disability restric

Located to the south of Chapel Street, Islington Park offers a quiet and relaxing green space for local residents to enjoy. The park has an outdoor gym and seating area. Address: East Ordsall Lane, Or

Located within the Madamswood estate in Little Hulton, the playing fields provide a quality piece of open space for local residents to enjoy. Address: Madams Wood Road, Little HultonClassification: Lo

Salford's development plan Salford’s development plan currently comprises: Salford Local Plan: Development Management Policies and Designations and associated Policies Map Places for Everyone joint d

Placements for local residents The package of support for Salford residents includes access to voluntary work placements at Salford City Council and partners, which are available to residen

In 1854 the then Salford Borough Council received powers to provide burial places for the inhabitants of Salford, Pendleton and Broughton townships and part of Pendlebury township, all situated within

The most useful public records to consider first are generally those of civil registration. Registers of births, marriages and deaths in England and Wales have been compiled locally since 1837 by offi

Up until 2011 every local planning authority was required to produce an annual monitoring report (AMR) by 31 December each year. However, under section 113 of the 2011 Localism Act monitoring work no