Grade II listed building new wedding venue.

Adam Mini Market served a Notice of Intent to close the premises after continuously selling counterfeit tobacco and illegal vapes.

World’s largest owner of Out of Home assets adds Salford Underpass site to its Salford City Council portfolio. 

Barton Moss Children’s Centre Nursery in Eccles has been recognised as doing great work with children and rated as good by Ofsted in its latest inspection.

City of Trees, the Community Forest for Greater Manchester, has been working with Salford City Academy in Eccles to plant over 600 trees on the school grounds.

With just 100 days to go until the Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 kicks off, excitement is building across the country. A new tournament trophy has been unveiled to mark the milestone and will visit Salford Quays on Thursday 30 May as part of a nationwide tour.

Family friendly events at Prince's Park, Irlam.

Plans for the construction of 25 affordable homes across two locations in the city that will provide much needed supported accommodation for young people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness have been approved

Salford children have helped to launch a Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library at Little Hulton Library today and have also enjoyed a fun storytelling session.

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

Salford Credit Union has announced it is paying a dividend to all members.

A public footpath between Manchester Road and the East Lancs in Swinton and Pendlebury has been fully reinstated after being overgrown and unusable for several years.

VE Day 80 commemorations and celebrations took place in Salford, as the city marked the 80th Anniversary of VE Day

With just 100 days to go until the Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 kicks off, excitement is building across the country. A new tournament trophy has been unveiled to mark the milestone and will visit Salford Quays on Thursday 30 May as part of a nationwide tour.

Salford will once again host one of the UK’s leading events for creative innovation, as BEYOND Conference returns to MediaCity this November.

The UK Chinese Dragon Boat Festival is making a thrilling return to Salford Quays on Sunday, 25 May 2025. 

As The Lowry marks 25 years, Salford City Council celebrates its cultural, community, and economic impact - from transforming Salford Quays to championing the arts.

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

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.

Plans announced 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.

Salford City Council’s Holiday Activities and Food programme has launched this week for young people aged four to 16 ahead of the Easter holidays, scheduled to run from 07 to 25 April 2025.

Salford’s Ceremonial Mayor has raised £38,714.75 for her chosen charities in her year in office.

Salford City Council has formally ended all negotiations with Jacobson Management regarding the future of Salford Community Stadium.

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

Foster carers with Salford City Council are starring in videos as part of Foster Care Fortnight (12 to 25 May), to encourage more people to become carers, highlight all the support and explain how fostering works.

Marking four flourishing years since RHS Garden Bridgewater first opened its doors, bringing 154 acres of inspirational horticulture, lakes and woodland to the city.

VE Day 80 commemorations and celebrations took place in Salford, as the city marked the 80th Anniversary of VE Day

VE Day 80 commemorations and celebrations are taking place in Salford, as the city marks the 80th Anniversary of VE Day

As the garden approaches its fourth anniversary, the RHS is celebrating by continuing this popular initiative

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

Salford Credit Union has announced it is paying a dividend to all members.

A public footpath between Manchester Road and the East Lancs in Swinton and Pendlebury has been fully reinstated after being overgrown and unusable for several years.

Transforming the 8km stretch of the River Irwell into a vibrant and accessible urban park.

Salford launches design a HPV health awareness poster competition for young people to support WHO Immunisation Week.

Public health initiative launched to improve safety for Salford taxi drivers and passengers

National Booking System opens for COVID-19 vaccinations spring/summer 2025.

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.

42 new homes from MSV Housing to provide much-needed, high quality housing in Salford to support people who have previously experienced homelessness or rough sleeping.  

Housing Allocation Policy for 2025 to 2028 approved by Salford City Council.

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.

Over 700 landlord licenses issued and £45,000 in fines after a review of the Selective Licensing Scheme.

As the medieval heart of the city, plans to deliver Salford City Council’s vision for the Greengate area have moved forward.

Transforming the 8km stretch of the River Irwell into a vibrant and accessible urban park.

Works are due to start on Tuesday 22 April and will run until early 2026.

Work has begun to demolish Eccles Shopping Centre, car park and Eccles Market Hall. 

Salford City Council has formally ended all negotiations with Jacobson Management regarding the future of Salford Community Stadium.

With just 100 days to go until the Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 kicks off, excitement is building across the country. A new tournament trophy has been unveiled to mark the milestone and will visit Salford Quays on Thursday 30 May as part of a nationwide tour.

The first seven-week, weekly league starts in Salford on Thursday 29 May.

Empowering the call for further investment, both public and private, to protect and advance Rugby League.

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.

Works are due to start on Tuesday 22 April and will run until early 2026.

A Salford licensed private hire driver, Mr Arif Mohammad, has pleaded guilty at Manchester and Salford Magistrates’ Court following a complaint from a member of the public, which Salford City Council Licensing Service investigated.

Three young Salford residents – Josh, Jerry and Jamie – were recently invited to the Salford Civic Centre by the Ceremonial Mayor of Salford, Cllr Tanya Burch. 

A leading Salford innovation hub has generated £22.56m in social value over two years—upskilling thousands, creating hundreds of jobs, and boosting business turnover.

Adam Mini Market served a Notice of Intent to close the premises after continuously selling counterfeit tobacco and illegal vapes.

After struggling to find work, Dawid joined the Salford Futures programme—and in under a year, he went from placement to promotion at Salford City Council.

Salford’s foster carers have been celebrated for their extraordinary commitment and care at a special awards ceremony hosted by the council on Monday 19 May 2025.

Three young Salford residents – Josh, Jerry and Jamie – were recently invited to the Salford Civic Centre by the Ceremonial Mayor of Salford, Cllr Tanya Burch. 

Foster carers with Salford City Council are starring in videos as part of Foster Care Fortnight (12 to 25 May), to encourage more people to become carers, highlight all the support and explain how fostering works.

New research has revealed the areas across England that have seen the most improvement in GCSE results since lockdown, with Salford coming out on top with a 5.9% increase in scores