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Litter heroes in Salford We’re on a mission to keep Salford tidy and to achieve a litter-free city and we need everyone’s help! Dropping litter, fly-tipping, leaving rubbish in parks, streets and open

Are you looking for a new job, an apprenticeship or unsure what to do next? Although it might feel tougher than usual there are still a wide range of options for you to consider. The most important th

What is special educational needs? Most children grow up without having any major difficulties at school, but some find it a little harder and need extra help. This could mean that they have speci

How your business can support young people We’ve inviting employers to help young people gain an insight into the world of work. Below are some initial suggestions of how businesses can help build a

We in the Welfare Rights Advice Service, cannot advice you on how to manage your money or with general budgeting support. For advice on budgeting and money management we recommend the government’s Mo

The City Mayor provides a verbal statement to members of the council and the public via a live stream highlighting the important issues affecting the council, its residents and businesses. Watch the s

Have you have already left school or perhaps been on a college or training programme? Are you unemployed and not sure what to do? Although it might feel tougher than usual there are still a wide range

In 2013 Salford City Council became the first local authority in Greater Manchester to pay the Real Living Wage. Since then more and more Salford-based organisations and firms have followed suit. In t

Equipment ranges from easy-grip knives and forks, through walking frames and easy-rise chairs, to remote control curtains and fall alarms.  You can buy most daily living equipment from the high street

Part of the City Mayor’s work is to campaign on behalf of the people of Salford to change national policies and laws for the better for local people. Here are some examples: Monday 8 July 2024 Open