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School governors work in partnership with the headteacher and the staff in our schools to provide the best possible education for all children in Salford. They are unpaid volunteers who want to give s

The Virtual School hold termly network meetings for designated teachers for cared for children and previously cared for children. This ensures that all schools have a senior member of staff who is kep

The Salford Local Plan: Development Management Policies and Designations (SLP:DMP) was adopted by Salford City Council on 18 January 2023. Policy F2 (Social value and inclusion) of the plan requires t

The Salford Local Plan: Development Management Policies and Designations was adopted by full Council on 18 January 2023. It now forms part of the statutory development plan for Salford and replaces a

Subject to main modifications identified by the planning inspector, the submitted Salford Local Plan: Development Management Policies and Designations has been found sound and legally compliant and c

We undertook an initial consultation on part two of our Local Plan between 13 December 2023 and 24 January 2024. The responses received to this consultation are available to view below in respondent o

This page contains decision notices that are to be published following complaints about councillors conduct. Most complaints received are dealt with under the informal part of the arrangements for dea

The result of the Mayoral Referendum is: Yes A mayoral election will now be held on Thursday 3 May 2012 alongside the local government election. Below are the results in detail: Yes votes: 17,344 No

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:

Tackling inequalities in the city Salford is beginning a journey of economic transformation, with the mapping out of the city’s economic future through key pieces of city council work. We’re calling