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Getting out and about and staying in touch with friends and family can help you stay active, independent and well. Being well can reduce your need for care and support services. What's going on locall

Recipient of the fund "Brad fits in really well with my existing staffing, he already has the foundations of a productive and positive relationship with staff, pupils and their families as a result of

Children and young people with Special Educational Needs (SEN) all have learning difficulties or disabilities that make it harder for them to learn than most children and young people of the same age.

The following provides a series of first-hand accounts of local people and employers involved in Salford Futures. The video includes a range of residents who have completed work experience placements

If you have any questions about Blue Badges please see our frequently asked questions below. How long does a Blue Badge last for? A badge is issued for a maximum of three years. Badges can end soo

Eden launch I had the honour of joining the official launch of Eden in Salford’s New Bailey area. At the recent elections, I ran on a platform of delivering a greener, healthier, more prosperous Salfo

Salford City Council has a defined a hierarchy for the adopted carriageways, footways and cycle tracks based on their strategic importance, traffic flow and other local considerations. Walked safety i

Help and support can mean many different things. For example, help might be a fellow parent/carer or an extended family member giving a suggestion on how to encourage a child to settle at night, a lea

Being a parent or carer brings many joys and wonderful experiences as you watch your child try new things, develop their skills and become more independent. These moments can be particularly poignant

Support for deaf people is available from the Salford Sensory Team. Where you can get support Where: Swinton Gateway When: Fridays 9.30am to 12.30pm Text for an appointment: 07712 402 994 Where: Ecc