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Litter heroes in Salford We’re on a mission to keep Salford tidy and to achieve a litter-free city and we need everyone’s help! Dropping litter, fly-tipping, leaving rubbish in parks, streets and open

Useful resources and contacts Support independence and having a voice from the earliest years Purposefully plan from Year 9 Think about advocacy, communication passports, decision making agreements,

Where can you find an African prince, a veteran of the Charge of the Light Brigade, Salford's first MP, the founder of the Hallé orchestra or a victim of the Munich air disaster? Answer: in Salford's

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

The Customer Service Officers at the ground floor reception can give help and advice on the following services: Council tax Benefits Library service Blue badges Free school meals Salford customer acc

The information and advice spaces are a market place for services who provide a wide range of information and advice to customers: BetterOff coffee and chat, have a face to face chat with a member of

The Serious Violence Duty requirements came into effect in January 2023 and introduced a new statutory duty for specified authorities to collaborate to prevent and reduce serious violence.  Community

We have been really pleased to part of the development of the Local Digital Skills Partnership Delivery Group, part of the Digital Skills Partnership - public, private and charity sector organisations

The following information forms a new, revised Housing Awareness Pack for partners: Housing and Homelessness Spotlight Briefing (Adobe PDF format, 895kb) Salford City Council Designated Safeguarding

An advocate is someone who makes sure that other people and organisations listen to you and takes your views into account. Advocacy helps you to explain your views and concerns, use information and se