Salford’s community facilities are set to receive upgrades

Affordable homes have been given the green light.

The series of proposals were approved at the Property and Regeneration Briefing on Monday 23 June.

Frederick Road is set to close for six months from Saturday 12 July to enable essential construction across the carriageway as part of Salford Rise, a key element of the Crescent Salford masterplan. 

Grade II listed building new wedding venue.

Salford City Council and Muse launches a four-week community conversation to regenerate Eccles.

New figures reveal that the number of women in Salford smoking in pregnancy has fallen by more than half over the past decade. Find out more about how Salford is taking a whole-community approach to tackling smoking in pregnancy and promoting smoke-free living.

Salford City Council, together with partners, have seized illicit cigarettes, tobacco and illegal vapes, with an estimated retail value of over £11,500.

An Eccles Rugby Club volunteer has received a Citizen’s Award for services to the community.  

Alan Bent, 73, began playing at the club in 1972 and since he has hung up his playing boots he has devoted his time and efforts to teaching the next generation to play every Sunday morning and Wednesday evening.  

Peel Green in Salford is the latest place to benefit from up to £20 million of government funding.

The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) made the announcement on Thursday 25 September confirming the funding will be distributed over the next decade. 

Children with special educational needs and disabilities will benefit from a makeover of a former children’s centre in Salford.

New figures reveal that the number of women in Salford smoking in pregnancy has fallen by more than half over the past decade. Find out more about how Salford is taking a whole-community approach to tackling smoking in pregnancy and promoting smoke-free living.

Salford City Council, together with partners, have seized illicit cigarettes, tobacco and illegal vapes, with an estimated retail value of over £11,500.

A state-of-the-art logistics hub is set to provide new employment opportunities in Little Hulton.

Bolt330 was built on Lester Road through developer Logicor. The site is now on the market and ready for occupancy. When fully opened it could create up to 300 jobs.

Salford’s community facilities are set to receive upgrades

Reflecting the serious nature of repeated breaches and the significant risk posed to public health, costs and fines total £8,614.

Salford City Council has awarded funding to replace the current changing rooms serving Wharton Lane football pitches in Little Hulton.

The council is inviting local people to come forward and have their say on the future of Agecroft Cemetery Chapel. 

Agecroft Cemetery is opening its doors to the public, inviting residents to explore one of Salford’s most historic sites.

It is all part of Heritage Open Days on Sunday 21 September – a nationwide event that offers free access to sites every year. 

Salford City Council has announced plans to commemorate the 80th anniversary of Victory over Japan Day (VJ Day).

VJ Day is observed annually on 15 August, marking the day Japan surrendered to Allied forces, bringing the Second World War to an end.

New figures reveal that the number of women in Salford smoking in pregnancy has fallen by more than half over the past decade. Find out more about how Salford is taking a whole-community approach to tackling smoking in pregnancy and promoting smoke-free living.

£1.5million of support for Lowry, should it be successful in its Creative Foundations Support bid

New figures reveal that the number of women in Salford smoking in pregnancy has fallen by more than half over the past decade. Find out more about how Salford is taking a whole-community approach to tackling smoking in pregnancy and promoting smoke-free living.

Salford’s biggest LGBTQ+ celebration, The Pink Picnic, is back on Saturday 21 June at Peel Park and you’re invited.

Frederick Road is set to close for six months from Saturday 12 July to enable essential construction across the carriageway as part of Salford Rise, a key element of the Crescent Salford masterplan. 

Boothstown Residents Association celebrate the heritage of Boothstown by creating a new history plinth at Standfield Precinct Green.

Plans outlined for the next round of the Household Support Fund to help households struggling with the cost of living, especially affording essentials like food, energy, and fuel.

Support available to local families in Salford to access free school uniforms

Plans announced for the allocation of the Government’s extension of the Household Support Fund to support residents with the cost of living.

From tackling poverty and inequality to creating places where people want to live, initiatives in the council’s corporate plan are already making a difference.

Support services for young people not in education, employment, or training (NEET) will return to the council.

Plans outlined for the next round of the Household Support Fund to help households struggling with the cost of living, especially affording essentials like food, energy, and fuel.

The council is inviting local people to come forward and have their say on the future of Agecroft Cemetery Chapel. 

£1.5million of support for Lowry, should it be successful in its Creative Foundations Support bid

The 'Re-centre' programme puts culture in the hands of the local community

A Section 54 notice was served at the pub on Monday 6 October 2025.

The Beat the Street Salford has launched with more than 11,000 participants signed up to play in the first 6 days. Together walking, cycling, running, scooting and wheeling their way to more than 18,000 miles. Sign up today to get started!

World Tourism Day is a perfect opportunity to showcase the city.

Salford celebrated for outstanding contribution to social value 

Salford residents encouraged to repair, donate, sell or recycle their unwanted clothes, instead of throwing them in the bin

Salford has once again retained all ten of its Green Flag Awards and it’s perfect timing, as the city celebrates Love Parks Week.

Salford Men’s Mental Health Commission make awards to seven community groups to help improve men’s mental health.

The Beat the Street Salford has launched with more than 11,000 participants signed up to play in the first 6 days. Together walking, cycling, running, scooting and wheeling their way to more than 18,000 miles. Sign up today to get started!

Salford City Council is supporting the Intellectual Property Office, ‘Fake Toys, Real Harms’ campaign.

Join Beat the Street from September 24 to November 5. Walk, cycle, wheel and win prizes while helping plant trees. A fun, free challenge for all ages.

A new Selective Licensing Scheme has been approved for parts of Broughton, Kersal, and Broughton Park.

Strategy sets out how Salford City Council will provide support to residents of domestic abuse and their children in safe accommodation.

Salford is one of only ten vanguard councils and will now get access to new support from the Local Government Association (LGA) to enhance delivery of council homes and council housebuilding approaches.

A state-of-the-art logistics hub is set to provide new employment opportunities in Little Hulton.

Bolt330 was built on Lester Road through developer Logicor. The site is now on the market and ready for occupancy. When fully opened it could create up to 300 jobs.

Salford celebrated for outstanding contribution to social value 

Salford City Council and Muse launches a four-week community conversation to regenerate Eccles.

Peel Green in Salford is the latest place to benefit from up to £20 million of government funding.

The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) made the announcement on Thursday 25 September confirming the funding will be distributed over the next decade. 

See how Salford made its mark on the Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025

From supporting rough sleepers to cheering in the stands - Salford charity co-founder celebrates Women's Rugby World Cup

Following our ticket giveaway for the Rugby World Cup, one winner shares a vlog with his experience going to the first matchday at Salford Community Stadium.

Salford’s community facilities are set to receive upgrades

Frederick Road is set to close for six months from Saturday 12 July to enable essential construction across the carriageway as part of Salford Rise, a key element of the Crescent Salford masterplan. 

Wardley CofE Primary School has received positive recognition for the excellent work it does with young people. 

Salford City Council is asking the public for their views on proposals to install yellow box junction cameras in the city.  

Newer style of crossing aims to improve safety for pedestrians and make it easier to cross the road.

A state-of-the-art logistics hub is set to provide new employment opportunities in Little Hulton.

Bolt330 was built on Lester Road through developer Logicor. The site is now on the market and ready for occupancy. When fully opened it could create up to 300 jobs.

Salford, UK – 23 October 2025 – The 2025 Salford Business Awards took place last night at the stunning Marriott Worsley Park Country Club, bringing together the city’s most innovative, resilient, and community-focused businesses for an evening of celebration and recognition.

Support services for young people not in education, employment, or training (NEET) will return to the council.

Salford celebrated for outstanding contribution to social value 

Support services for young people not in education, employment, or training (NEET) will return to the council.

The Beat the Street Salford has launched with more than 11,000 participants signed up to play in the first 6 days. Together walking, cycling, running, scooting and wheeling their way to more than 18,000 miles. Sign up today to get started!

Salford City Council is supporting the Intellectual Property Office, ‘Fake Toys, Real Harms’ campaign.