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Local, national and international organisations who support asylum seekers and refugees. Local Salford Community and Voluntary Sector Salford Forum for Refugees and People seeking Asylum Visible Out

The story of Salford Civic Centre began in 1934, when the urban district of Swinton and Pendlebury was incorporated as a Municipal Borough. At that time council meetings were held in Victoria House, V

Salford City Council is part of the campaign to make Salford a Living Wage City. As the first council in Greater Manchester to pay the full Living Wage and be accredited as a Living Wage employer, we

Salford City Council has now published its revised taxi licensing policy after undertaking extensive consultation with members of the public, business community and the hackney carriage/private hire t

We publish the Ceremonial Mayor's diary, so that you can see what civic duties the mayor undertook. If you would like to invite the Ceremonial Mayor to your event, either in person or virtually, you c

Moving into a care home is a big step. You may have to pay fees for many years. Some people will be able to get help from Salford City Council with paying the fees. You should contact Adult Social Ca

If you owe money (you are in debt) then the Debt Advice Team, which is part of the Welfare Rights and Debt Advice Service, can help you. The Debt Advice Service gives free, confidential and expert deb

Members of the armed forces could become susceptible to financial pressures. So we're determined to offer all the financial support we can to our armed forces colleagues. Below you will find a li

Salford City Council has designated a Selective Licensing scheme in the Eccles, Barton and Winton area of Salford. Selective licensing requires certain landlords who privately rent properties to obtai

If you owe money (you are in debt) then the Debt Advice Team, which is part of the Welfare Rights and Debt Advice Service, can help you. The Debt Advice Service gives free, confidential and expert deb