Press releases
Real people show the way back to work
20 March 2008
Salford people with aspiration are set to become an inspiration as the faces of a new marketing campaign to launch the city council's new-look Skills and Work service.
Salford seeks help to put music on the map
18 March 2008
Salford City Council is putting a shout out for local people's memories of music in and around Salford from 1950 to today - from rockabilly to brass bands, gig memorabilia to rare recordings.
Salford City Council pays its respects to chief constable
12 March 2008
In memory of Michael Todd, chief constable of Greater Manchester Police, Salford City Council and the Greater Manchester Police Authority (GMPA) have today opened a book of condolence.
Salford hosts battle of the bangs
12 March 2008
A battle of the bangs fireworks showdown is coming to Salford for the first time.
Licence for limos to make the party safer
07 March 2008
New laws which came into force on the 28th January will require all chauffeur, limousine and other executive hire vehicles and their drivers to be licensed.
Broughton terror teen gets ASBO
07 March 2008
A Broughton teenager who terrorised his neighbourhood for more than three years has been given a 2 year anti-social behaviour order.
Salford highway investment slashes tripping claims
06 March 2008
Tripping claim pay-outs in Salford have more than halved in three years thanks to continued and intensive investment in the city's roads and footpaths.
Council website has the key to success
03 March 2008
Salford City Council's website has been ranked as one of the best of its kind in the country.
Partnership reduces commercial robbery in Salford
03 March 2008
Commercial robbery has been reduced by 49% in the last year due to a joint initiative between Salford Division GMP and Salford City Council Environmental Health.
Salford schools get tough on security
03 March 2008
Primary schools in Salford have been made safer after a crackdown on security.
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