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What are the bays for? The bays can be provided for disabled blue badge holders outside or near their place of residence. The bays act as advisory markings only on the carriageway indicating that a di

Salford City Council, as statutory highway authority for the city, undertakes the marking and signage on all public highways in Salford. Yellow lines on the highway There are various types of yellow l

What is an access protection marking for? An access protection marking comprises of an elongated white 'H' marking on the carriageway across a dropped kerb and hard standing (for example; a driveway),

Here you will find information about the Cadishead and Lower Irlam, Higher Irlam and Peel Green neighbourhood area as well as current news, useful contacts, and opportunities for getting involved. Abo

Here you will find information about the neighbourhood, as well as current news, useful contacts, and opportunities for getting involved. The Claremont, Weaste and Seedley neighbourhood management tea

Salford’s development plan is the starting point for determining planning applications. The city council has also produced a range of other documents that provide more detailed guidance on a particula

What is the local list? Local listing is a means for local communities and local authorities to decide what it is in their area that makes a significant contribution to its character, historical legac

One of the ways we are making changes in the town centre is through events. During the consultation for Eccles Vision people said they wanted Eccles to be a place that is vibrant, where they can meet

The council's strategic vision for Chapel Wharf ‘A central neighbourhood offering an alternative urban experience. An authentic place that feeds the mind, body and soul’ A new Development Framework

In March 2020 Salford City Council and University of Salford jointly appointed the English Cities Fund as developer partner for the Crescent area. A Development Framework for the area was subsequently