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Salford City Council has a statutory duty to arrange the burial or cremation of people who have died in Salford, where there is no one willing or able to arrange a funeral. Public health funerals

Salford is a vibrant city with a rich industrial heritage and a bold vision for the future. Salford is more than just a place to live and work – it has become a thriving hub for innovation, creativit

Salford was the first place in England to get formal recognition for its ambition to become a Living Wage City. The Living Wage Foundation recognised Salford under its Living Wage Places scheme on 11

Unaccompanied Asylum-Seeking Children (UASC) are children and young people who are seeking asylum in the UK but who have been separated from their parents or carers. While their claim is process

Thank you for considering fostering for Salford, if you would like to find out more please complete this form to download our information guide. An accessible version can also be downloaded at the bo

Crimestoppers in Salford Call 0800 555 111 if you have information about crime or criminal activities and wish to report it anonymously or alternatively fill in the CrimeStoppers online form. For furt

Many people may wish to carry out alterations to their home, from minor renovations to essential repairs. These pages contain information for Salford residents interested in improving their home.

Partnerships are becoming increasingly important in making sure that a range of good quality, accessible housing is available in Salford. By working with partner organisations we can offer a wider ch

The city council is the highway authority for Salford. Highways include publicly-adopted roads and footpaths within the city boundary. The majority of roads and paths are covered by highway maintenanc

All pedestrian crossings within Salford are looked after by the Greater Manchester Urban Traffic Control Unit. Make a report You can make a report online to the Greater Manchester Urban Traffic Contro