With the local election on May 6 just days away, Aimee Seddon considers why Salford City Council’s low female representation matters, and how voters could make a difference on Thursday.
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Housing, cladding and jobs at stake as Salford heads to polls
The battle between building new homes and saving Salford’s greenbelt is to the fore as the city heads to the […]
Online council meetings must not continue, High Court Rules
Meetings of Salford and other local councils in England must no longer take place online following the May 6 elections, […]
SALFORD LOCAL ELECTION Spotlight: new ward Blackfriars and Trinity
Litter, buses and traffic pollution are just some of the issues voters want action on in the new Salford ward […]
SALFORD LOCAL ELECTIONS 2021: Who’s who in the race for Salford City Council
Salford local elections – delayed for a year by the Covid pandemic – finally take place on Thursday May 6 with […]
Salford Council to licence small shared homes
Salford City Council is to introduce landlord licensing for shared homes where three or four tenants live, known as houses […]
Salford MP Rebecca Long Bailey describes new police legislation as “chilling”, says the right to peacefully protest “must be protected”
Rebecca Long-Bailey MP says the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill could contravene articles in the Human Rights Act. The […]
“People need to be able to survive!” – Salford lecturer to launch local drive for Universal Basic Income
Universal Basic Income is a political hot topic at the moment. The successful the New York City mayoral campaign by […]
“We need to see a change in University system” – Salford MP speaks with students on tuition loans
Salford MP Rebecca Long-Bailey met students to discuss the possibility of reimbursing student loans on a virtual Town Hall meeting […]
“Salford Quays is a shining jewel of a place” – Salford Liberal Democrats have a plan for our community in May’s local election
“There is no plan and no change” – this is what Alex Warren, Liberal Democrats campaigner, has to say about […]























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