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In 1854 the then Salford Borough Council received powers to provide burial places for the inhabitants of Salford, Pendleton and Broughton townships and part of Pendlebury township, all situated within

Salford City Council has a statutory duty to maintain its highways as outlined in the Highways Act 1980. Report a problem To report a problem with the roads, see the 'Streets, roads  and paths' secti

The Bridgewater Way project is managed by the Bridgewater Canal Company and is a regeneration project creating a continuous 65 kilometres (39 mile) leisure route for walkers and cyclists alo

The Starting Life Well information service has details of Ofsted registered childcare and out of school care schemes. Out of school clubs Out of school clubs provide safe care before and after school,

Salford EMTAS aims to promote inclusion and celebrate diversity through sharing resources and supporting events in primary and secondary schools throughout the year to raise awareness of the rich heri

Heritage Lottery Young Roots exhibition 'Traveller Wagon Project - Bringing Heritage Alive!' Members of the Salford Irish Traveller community, Salford Children’s Services and Salford Community Leisure

Schools of Sanctuary is a growing network of more than 800 primary and secondary schools, nurseries and sixth forms all committed to creating a culture of welcome, understanding and belonging for thos

The trees and development supplementary planning document (SPD) has been prepared to give information to all those involved in the development process about the standard that Salford City Council requ

We are committed to making the city a welcoming, tolerant and thriving place to live, and an important foundation of that is ensuring everyone has the opportunity to fulfil their potential, whatever t

Salford City Council has three maces, inherited in 1974 from the former Salford Borough Council, the Borough of Eccles, and the Borough of Swinton and Pendlebury. In days gone by the mace was a weapon