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Salford City Council is unable to provide detailed technical advice on heritage matters. If you own or are considering buying a listed building and want to undertake alterations or repairs, you will n

If you are telling us about something for the first time, please give us the opportunity to put things right before complaining by reporting the problem or by contacting us. You may get an answer

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

Salford City Council is responsible for the payment of invoices for all goods and services supplied to the council, including providing an invoice payment business process for Aspire for Intelligent C

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

In order to remain stronger for longer and to continue to enjoy a good quality of life with meaning, purpose and a sense of belonging, we need to remember to: Exercise for 150 minutes a week, such as

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

Local, national and international organisations who support asylum seekers and refugees. Local Salford Community and Voluntary Sector Salford Forum for Refugees and People seeking Asylum Visible Out

Developing the right skilled, flexible and resilient workforce able to achieve our ambition of ‘A Better and Fairer Salford’, can only be realised if we continue to invest in skills and attract, devel

What is the Salford Skills for Business Apprenticeship Fund (SSFBAF)? It’s a fund that invests in apprenticeship training to help create job opportunities for Salford residents. How has it come