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If you are worried about the welfare or safety of a child, it is very important that you contact us. Salford City Council and our partners have a multi-agency hub called the Bridge Partnership t

Concerns where children are at risk of harm All reports or enquiries concerning the welfare or safety of a child must go straight to the Bridge Partnership team on 0161 603 4500 or via our online port

Please be aware the online workshops are for Salford residents only. You will be asked to enter your postcode to verify that you are a Salford resident. Neurodiversity intervention courses S

Public water supplies Under Section 77 of the Water Industry Act 1991 and regulations made thereunder, local authorities have to oversee the quality of all water supplies in their areas. United Utilit

The local authority has a statutory duty to ensure that sufficient school places are available for every child of school age. Salford is a city that has experienced rapid growth in recent years. The l

What is the Charging Assessment Team? Salford City Council has charged for non-residential care since approximately 2003. Non-residential care is care which is usually not in a care home. This include

In 2013 Salford City Council became the first local authority in Greater Manchester to pay the Real Living Wage. Since then more and more Salford-based organisations and firms have followed suit. In t

Salford Family Partnership is how we offer early help for children, young people and families in Salford. This short animation will tell you more about how we work and how to access the service. Tr

Purchase of Salford Community Stadium Salford Council’s Cabinet recently took the decision to take full control of the company which owns Salford Community Stadium, and the surrounding land. This deci

It is very important that you let us know immediately if you have a change in your circumstances as you may receive too little or too much benefit. It is an offence not to tell us about any change of