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Next Step is the leaving care service for Salford. Follow us on: We provide support to: young people in care from the age of 16 young people leaving care, usually until their 21st birthday depen

If you are living in Salford, aged 18 to 25 years old and are in housing difficulty or facing the threat of homelessness, you may benefit from mediation services. Mediation and support is offered to y

What is included? The population section of the Core JSSNA explores the demographics and other characteristics of Salford's residents. It also provides summaries on deprivation and other wider determi

We can provide Salford residents with a fast and effective service for the treatment of a wide range of pest problems in the home, with convenient appointments available (usually next day). Our aim is

The fly tipping of controlled waste is a serious criminal offence which carries a fine of up to £50,000 (unlimited if indicted to the Crown Court). An offender can be sent to prison for up to five yea

How can we help you? We offer information, advice and support to children, young people and parents about special educational needs and disability. This includes matters relating to health and social

What this committee does Since 1988, local authorities have had a duty to establish a Standing Advisory Council for Religious Education (SACRE). Religious education is a statutory part of the basic cu

Salford Central Salford City Council adopted planning guidance and a development framework for the Salford Central area to guide the comprehensive regeneration of this important area of the city of Sa

Salford City Council and the University of Salford have appointed The English Cities Fund (a Joint Venture between Homes England, Legal & General and Muse Developments) as developer partner to del

Salford City Council has 60 councillors who together represent the people of Salford. The city is divided into 20 wards, and three councillors represent each ward. Elections are held in three out of e