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Referendum Count The referendum on whether Salford should have an elected mayor will be held on Thursday 26 January 2012.The referendum will give the public the opportunity to vote on the following question: “Should the electors for the area of Salford elect a Mayor who, with a Cabinet, will be in charge of our local services and lead Salford City Council?” The referendum count will begin at 10pm on Thursday 26 January at Buile Hill Visual Arts College, Eccles Old Road Salford M6 8RD ( Click for More Information ) Salford sets out strategy for the... Salford City Council has set out its strategy to prepare the city for the future and achieve a greener vision. Could you give someone a lifeline... Salford City Council has launched a mobile phone campaign that could provide a lifeline to victims of domestic abuse. Salford tops carbon reduction league Salford City Council is Greater Manchester’s leading Local Authority when it comes to reducing carbon emissions. Morrison's gets Salfordians back to work,... More than 160 people are off benefits and back in work at a new Morrison’s store in Ordsall. Salford children's boss loses £175k appeal Sacked Salford Council head of Children’s Services Jill Baker has lost her appeal against her dismissal for gross misconduct. Possible school closures in Salford Should the weather take a turn for the worse in Salford in the coming days and weeks, details of any school closures will be place... Salford City Council sign up to... Salford City Council has confirmed its support for the TV and film industry by signing an industry recognised Charter at an event ... Latest: Salford services closing due to... Salford Council have released updated details of services not available today due to the public sector strikes. Libraries, muse... Full list of Salford services to... On Wednesday 30 November 2011, public sector workers from across the UK are expected to strike to protest against proposed changes... Strike action "will affect us", say... Services carried out by Salford City Council are likely to be affected by national strike action on Wednesday 30 November 2011. Better off in Weaste Just a reminder about the Better off in Weaste - Open Day - Thursday 24th November at Weaste Lane Social Club from 1pm - 7pm Salford Landlord fined thousands after failing... A Salford landlord who failed to register his property has been prosecuted and ordered to pay over £3000 at Manchester Magistrates... Budget consultation questionnaire 2012 to 2013 This years questionnaire will be sent out to all households across Salford in the LIFE in Salford magazine next week. Result of the Eccles By Election... Labour candidate Michael Wheeler has been declared the winner in the 2011 Eccles by election AGMA launches new-look grant scheme The Association of Greater Manchester Authorities (AGMA) is re-launching its grants scheme for the not-for-profit sector and invit... Pulling the wool over Ordsall Hall... Salford’s knitters are being urged pick up their needles and help yarn bomb Ordsall Hall, leaving it covered in wool. Free Bridgewater Canal mobile phone app... A free Bridgewater Canal iPhone app written by Salford residents can now be downloaded by anybody interested in the historic water... Eccles by-election: the nominees The nominees who will stand for the vacant council seat in Eccles have been announced by Salford Council. Salford Councillors team up to oppose... Councillors from all political parties in Salford have teamed up to oppose the Boundary Commission’s plans to divide the city. Salford shares regeneration experience with European... Salford has forged new links with a number of European cities during a three year project to investigate new approaches to the re... Landlord fined over safety checks A private landlord who could not prove electrical and gas safety checks had been carried out in homes he rents has been fined. Kersal takeaway closed after cockroach complaint... A Kersal takeaway shop has been forced to close until further notice after cockroaches were discovered. Walkden street party for new council... A street party is being held for residents who have moved into the first council homes to be built in Salford for 25 years. Eccles by-election called A by-election has been called to find a new councillor for Salford’s Eccles ward. Hours cut in Salford council savings Neighbourhood teams across the city will see their hours shortened as Salford Council attempts to make £40m in savings this year. Man evicted from Salford tower block... A Salford man has been evicted from his council flat after persistently causing anti-social behaviour. Council: Salford "returning to normal" Members of the public and councillors joined the council’s Environmental Services team this morning to clean up the mess vandals c... Salford homeless policy announced Salford Council has sent through the following press release, which hints at the Lancaster House closure (see video, below) but do... 550 houses on Salford farm -... You may or may not be aware that we are at the next consultation stage of the Salford City Council - Draft Core Strategy. Have your say on waste plan... Salford council wants your views on proposed changes to the Greater Manchester Waste Plan. Armchair auditors should act on their... A new online search engine launched today shows local taxpayers when they can inspect their council's detailed financial spending ... Views wanted on proposed minor charges... Greater Manchester councils want your views on proposed minor changes to the Greater Manchester Waste Plan. Young Salford footballers train with Manchester... Hundreds of young amateur footballers having been getting tips from the top at training sessions with Manchester United coaches. Salford Southern Cross care home latest... Salford Council have sent in the following press release detailing their latest news on the failing care home provider Southern Cr... Government backs Pendleton revamp plans by Aran Burton A multi-million pound regeneration project which will create 1,600 new homes in Salford has been approved by the... Salford council services via the Internet Did you know that you can request Salford council services via the Internet at your local public library? Salford praised for giving complex families... Salford City Council has been praised by the Deputy Prime Minister for taking an innovative and forward thinking approach to suppo... Major improvements to Albert Park, Salford Work to upgrade and improve Albert Park in Broughton totalling more than £200,000 gets underway this week. Residents' film helps stamp out stereotypes Refugees and asylum seekers have joined forces with disabled residents to star in a film about challenging stereotypes. Un-licensed landlord fined A landlord who rented out a house without a the correct licence has been prosecuted. Takeaway boss fined for dirty premises A former owner of a takeaway who let flies into his kitchen after leaving a drain uncovered has been hit with a bill of more than ... Fake fag fine for Eccles shop An owner of an off-licence who put the public at risk by selling potentially dangerous cigarettes has been prosecuted. Online forum to help Salford carers... Carers in Salford are being encouraged to share their stories as part of a national campaign to raise awareness of what life as a ... Husband and wife landlords fall... A husband and wife were hit with a bill of more than £5,800 today for renting out properties illegally. Salford share with Manchester Council It has been reported this morning that Salford Council willl collapse its legal services to join forces with Manchester council in... Salford promise £650k to fix roads... Over the next three months, Salford City Council say they are investing £650,000 to improve the condition of the city’s roads. Salford council moves office "to save... Salford council has announced that it will save £500,000 by moving more staff in Swinton town hall. eLife - new way to get... Starting from May 2011, Life in Salford magazine will be produced quarterly instead of monthly. To help communicate with residents... Joiner fined for dumping waste illegally A joiner from Salford who illegally dumped waste from the back of his van and let a 14-year-old boy burn it has been fined. Displaying Your Council Items 1 - 50 of 50

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