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Salford City Council is contacting 31,000 residents whose postal votes are up for renewal before 31 January 2026 with details of how to renew.

‘Don’t ignore domestic abuse!’ That’s the message from a group of survivors who have teamed up with Salford City Council to create a new campaign.

Confused about HPV? Salford Youth Council creates a fun video to help young people learn about the importance of the HPV vaccination. The HPV vaccine is vital in the fight against cervical cancer, effectively preventing most cases linked to this serious disease.

Budding young chefs from two Salford primary schools showcased their culinary talents in a lively ‘MasterChef’ style cookery competition held at Buile Hill Park Hall.

Muse confirmed as Strategic Regeneration Partner for Eccles Town Centre

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.

Salford marks 50 days to go until the Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 with a ticket giveaway for local residents.

Salford foster families will get more practical assistance and help to enhance the wellbeing of children in care.

Landlords of Houses of Multiple Occupation (HMO) in Salford have been issued with over £500,00 in fines.

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

Salford is a contemporary thriving mix of modern and historic which saw 8 million visits generating an economic impact of £1 billion in 2023.

A new independent design review forum is being launched to champion the highest standards of design across new developments in the city.

The vehicle joins the council’s fleet of 21 ‘Greener Salford’ electric vehicles, including vans, a tipper truck and a road sweeper.

The Salford City Council's Public Health secures funding to expand supervised toothbrushing training across schools and nurseries in Salford.

We are inviting residents to nominate the buildings, landmarks, and landscapes they believe should be recognised for their local historic or architectural importance.

Salford City Council’s Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) programme has launched for summer 2025 offering free activities for children aged 4 to 16 who are eligible for benefits related free school meals.

Affordable homes have been given the green light.

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

Carers are being sought to help make a real difference to Salford adults’ lives during Shared Lives Week 2025.

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