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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

Public Contracts Legislation – Payments. Under the Public Contract Regulations 2015 (Regulation 113), Salford City Council will begin to publish performance data at the end of each financial year incl

Information for young people This is the place for young people, parents and carers to find out what’s on offer from a wide range of organisations across the city. Information is provided for differ

Any person can submit a representation. This includes any individual, body or business, regardless of their geographic proximity to the premises. You can make a representation by completing the make a

From 15 May 2019, mixed age couples (where one member is pension age and the other is working age) may not qualify for Housing Benefit and will need to claim Universal Credit for help with their housi

Landlords who would like to enquire about opening a new supported housing scheme in Salford or adding to their existing portfolio, should in the first instance complete and submit the Supported Gatewa

Get free confidential and independent advice on your benefits or debt problems. We can help you work out what benefits and tax credits you are entitled to, assist with claim forms, and argue your case

Our core data protection obligations and commitments are set out in the council’s primary privacy notice. This notice provides additional privacy information for: Children, young people and

Find out about a range of support and information for disabled children and their families in Salford. For support with specific health and/or disabilities please see the health section within the Loc

There are a number of assessment tools that can be used within educational settings to help assess any additional needs a child or young person may have as well as helping to develop strategies which