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Salford City Council works hard to deliver top quality services to residents. These pages provide information of a corporate nature about the service groups that deliver council services. Did you know

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

The council has adopted a constitution in accordance with the Local Government Act 2000. In accordance with regulations and the constitution, the council publishes decisions taken by the City Mayor, D

Important information: The Procurement Act 2023 (live from 24 February 2025), what it means for suppliers Purchasing (or procurement) of goods, services or works by the council will always be undert

Cash support to help pensioners with fuel costs this winter Salford City Council has agreed a new local scheme to support people of pensionable age by providing a one-off £200 towards heating

Some of our council meetings are being streamed live on the internet, details below. For some of our meetings we are using Microsoft Teams. The meeting links will work if you are using a Microsoft de

Salford City Council comprises 20 electoral wards with three councillors representing each ward. The city council is controlled by the Labour party, the political composition of the city council is:

Salaries of senior council officers We are committed to transparency and publish the salary ranges of all senior posts earning more than £58,200 per annum. You can see details of senior council office

Members who care for children aged 15 years and under or other dependents requiring care in the absence of the member on council business, can claim £7 per hour. Payment will only be made on producti

City Mayor's Cabinet The City Mayor's Cabinet consists of the City Mayor, his two Deputies, and seven Lead Members. Each member of the Mayoral Team takes an individual portfolio of responsibility. Who