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The Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) Statutory Framework (September 2012) requires that parents and carers must be supplied with a short written summary of their child's development in the three pr

Follow us on: Advocacy FocusThis team can help you get an advocate (someone to support you with your say) or help you get an independent visitor (someone to talk to and go on trips with). Salford

Welcome to Salford’s neurodevelopmental webpages. We hope you find these pages helpful. They aim to provide advice, guidance and support for children and young people with neurodevelopmental needs. L

This page provides details of Salford's approach to landlord licensing. Make a complaint about a rented property Landlord licensing referencing Under the new regulations introduced by the Housing Act

Salford’s new Park and Pedal scheme allows commuters who live a long way from the city centre to park their cars and cycle the last section of their journey to work. For city centre workers who drive,

What is parental or carer advice? Parental advice is the legal term for the information that you (as a parent or carer) give the local authority as part of your child's Statutory Assessment. As a

International new arrival (INAs) parents, like all parents, are part of the school community and ensuring that they are receiving all the support they can to get involved with school life and their ch

Salford City Council has 60 councillors who together represent the people of Salford. The city is divided into 20 wards, and three councillors represent each ward. Elections are held in three out of e

Every two years Salford City Council asks residents about our key priorities. These priorities shape how the council plans our annual budget and allocates resources. We are currently looking at our pr

Place is responsible for a host of services in the city, from highly visible activities like bin collections and street cleaning to less noticeable tasks like dealing with contaminated land. Lead Mem