Ordsall Hall now has a future exciting enough to match its past, with confirmation that it has secured the money it needs to transform it into a 21st-century visitor attraction.

Making mental health a global priority

Join us in celebrating the positive developments in Salford mental health services at Princes Park, Irlam on World Mental Health Day

Friday 10 October 2008

Landlords in Seedley and Langworthy who are not signed up to a compulsory scheme to help reduce the number of poorly-managed properties are being warned that they risk court in an innovative new campaign.

To celebrate national Bookstart day on Friday 10 October, Salford Bookstart is holding pirate themed events throughout the week in Sure Start Children’s Centres and libraries to encourage parents to read with their children.

Further work against the closure of Post Offices in Salford.

We will be carrying out site investigation work to the land within Lilac Court. The work will consist of taking soil samples from the ground at a number of locations across the area.

We work with children & young people, victims and survivors of violent conflict arising out of prejudice, discrimination or political ideology as well as ex-combatants. Each year approximately 4,000 people take part in our programmes covering issues of conflict resolution, citizenship, social and moral responsibility, peer mediation and mentoring.

On the first of December all voters across Greater Manchester will receive a ballot paper asking whether they think their council should accept an offer from Government to invest £3BILLION in local public transport,part funded by a targeted,peak time congestion charge.

Families in Salford can now access the highest quality childcare at Lark Hill Sure Start Children’s Centre. The Centre has been given an outstanding grade by Ofsted for the quality and standards of its nursery education. This means the provision is of an exceptionally high quality and is the highest grade a setting can achieve.

TEACHERS have been told to defy the compensation culture by encouraging children to brave cuts and bruises and get stuck into traditional playground games

Salford is celebrating another bumper year for GCSEs with provisional results showing that almost 68% of pupils in the city have achieved 5 A*-C grades, an increase of eight percentage points on last year.

Labour's next election manifesto will back extending the franchise to 16- and 17-year-olds, and support a wholly elected second chamber as a result of decisions taken yesterday at the party's critical three-day national policy forum in Warwick.

Asylum seekers: some myths and truths...
Separating the myth from the truth on asylum seekers

SALFORD Reds have secured a Super League licence in a major boost to the club's long term future.

Jenny Sowerby Chair of Langworthy In Bloom was presented with the Mayor's Citizen of the Month Award on Wednesday.

Notice of Motion against the closure of Salford Post Offices.

The University of Salford has signed a unique partnership deal with the BBC which will help students get employment in the media and help develop new talent.

Well done to Salford RLFC on winning the 2008 Northern Rail Cup.

Cultivating Communities:
The Green and Clean agenda
Buile Hill Park, Salford, Manchester
24 June 2008, 9.30 am - 4.30 pm
Cultivating Communities is the Annual Conference of North
West Together We Can, organised in conjunction with the Seedley
and Langworthy Trust, and Salford City Council.
The Conference will be showcasing the best of community-led environmental
initiatives and partnership projects in Salford and across the North West.

Meeting with NW representitives.

Salford City Council has helped to launch a website to encourage parents, pupils and teachers to re-think their journey to school.

Salford City Council’s Youth Service has increased its Friday youth work provision, giving young people even more opportunities to get involved in fun activities.

TOPPING OUT CEREMONY PENDLETON LIFT CENTRE

The Private Finance Initiative (often referred to as simply PFI) is a means by which Salford City Council is able to secure substantial investment from the private sector to improve, manage and maintain its housing, giving tenants a choice of good quality homes that meet the Decent Homes Standard.

Councillor Margaret Morris is the new mayor of Salford

Husband's Tribute to Lollipop Lady Who Was Killed After Collision With Bus

Visit to Lamgworthy Ward by Rt Hon James Purnell MP

SUTTON ESTATE WALKABOUT

DON'T LIVE WITH IT.REPORT IT !

Thanks to Andy for all his hard work.