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On World Mental Health Day (10 October) Salford Men’s Mental Health Commission has announced it has awarded £18,000 to seven community groups to help improve men’s mental health.

A Women's Mental Health Fund is also being launched with funding of up to £500, £1,500, or £3,500 for community groups which improve the mental health of local women. 

A group of Salford cadets have returned from a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Gibraltar, made possible thanks to funding from Salford City Council.

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

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

We are deeply shocked and horrified by the appalling attack on Heaton Park Synagogue in Manchester earlier today, which took place on Yom Kippur – the holiest day in the Jewish calendar.

Local residents can enjoy some autumnal fun for the whole family and best of all, entry to both events is free. 

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.

A Salford resident has successfully transitioned into a career in procurement, his field of passion, thanks to targeted support from Salford Employment Hub.

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!

New fund launched by Salford City Council offers up to £5,000 to grassroots groups empowering women and girls in Salford to help tackle poverty, safety and representation.

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

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

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. 

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

Road safety project to be rolled out this autumn.

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

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

Salford into Care is a dynamic and inclusive programme designed to support Salford residents into meaningful careers in health and social care.

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