Worsley Civic Trust and Amenity Society was founded on the 29th November 1963 as a registered Charity (No.248324). The aims and objectives of the society are to promote and encourage high standards of architecture and design in town planning in the Worsley, Moorside, Boothstown, Ellenbrook, Little Hulton, Walkden and Wardley districts of the City of Salford.

Prior to the 1 April 1974 the current districts were formally known as Worsley Urban District Council. The current City of Salford was the created as a result of the Local Government Act of 1972

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          BROADOAK ENQUIRY

Now concluded and awaiting Inspector’s report and Secretary of State’s Decision

It will be approxiamatley 3-4 months for that decision

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SALFORD COUNCIL PLANNING PANEL APPROVES GREEN BELT ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY GARDEN BRIDGEWATER

The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) has secured planning consent for a new 63-hectare garden on a green belt site in Salford, in line with a recommendation from planners who concluded that the scheme had 'strategic significance' to the city and the North West of England.

FOR A VIEW OF THE PLANNING APPLICATION SUBMITTED BY THE RHS WHICH WAS PASSED BY SALFORD COUNCIL PLANNING PANEL CLICK HERE.

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