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Five to Thrive Respond – Cuddle – Relax – Play - Talk Do these five things each time you interact with your child from the time they are born and you will help to grow a healthy, strong and confident

Young people have held a ‘question time’ event to ask Salford City Council and Greater Manchester Police (GMP) about crime and community safety issues in Salford. In recent surveys young people in Sal

Salford City Council confirm a return to MIPIM this year. MIPIM (in French, Le Marché International des Professionnels de L'immobilier) is held in Cannes, France and is internationally recognised as

Our foster carers come from diverse backgrounds and we welcome applicants from all sections of the community. Foster carers can be married, single, divorced, separated, living together, gay or heteros

Useful resources and contacts Think about friends from the earliest years Set up and support circles of friends Ensure that those supporting CYP are aware of the importance of supporting friendships

Help us to help you. You can make your life easier, save paper and save us money by receiving your business rates bill electronically. E-billing, also known as paperless billing, is faster and more e

Whether you are arranging residential or nursing care yourself, or Adult Social Care is helping you, these pages explain what to look for in a care home and what to think about before you move. Find

If your child has a medical need to attend a school, then they may be given priority for a place at your preferred school. You should start by checking the admission policy for your preferred school.

Removing barriers to paying the Living Wage Chris Smallwood, Managing Director of Worsley-based Anchor Removals is proud to be the only real Living Wage, no zero hours removals company in the UK – and

The community right to build is a particular type of neighbourhood development order which allows the local community to propose and grant planning permission for a specific development in their local