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Your guide
to Universal
Credit
Your
questions
answeredWHAT IS
UNIVERSAL
CREDIT?
Universal Credit is being rolled Housing benefit will no longer be
out across the country by the paid directly to your landlord
Department for Work and With Universal Credit you will be
Pensions through Jobcentre Plus expected to pay your rent as well
and is replacing six benefits: as council tax. There will be up
• Housing Benefit to five weeks wait for your first
Universal Credit payment.
• Income-related Employment
and Support Allowance You can ask at your Jobcentre
• Income-based Job Plus for an advance payment of
Seekers Allowance Universal Credit to help you manage
• Income Support This is a loan and repayments
will be automatically taken from
• Child Tax Credit
your future Universal Credit
• Working Tax Credit payments over 12 months.
Universal Credit is a single monthly Families with three or more children
payment to help with your living
If you have three or more children,
costs if you’re on a low income
you won’t be able to claim Universal
or out of work and between
Credit for the time being. You will
18 and pension age. Some 16
stay on your current benefits.
and 17 year olds can claim.
It’s paid directly into your bank If you have more than two children,
account. If you live with your partner you will only receive benefit
and you both claim Universal payments for two children. You can
Credit, you will receive a single ask about this at the Jobcentre or
payment for both of you. An amount by calling the Department for Work
of money for housing costs will and Pensions Universal Credit
be included in your payment. helpline on 0800 328 5644, Monday
to Friday from 8am to 6pm.
1The Department for Work and Pensions
is changing the current welfare benefits
system in Salford from 26 September 2018
Universal Credit will apply to anyone living in Salford making a new claim for
any of the benefits covered by it. If you have a change of circumstances, you
may need to make a new claim for Universal Credit. This could include having
your first child, starting work or becoming unemployed. Anyone who is already
on benefits will move on to Universal Credit over a period of time. They will be
contacted to let them know if they need to do anything. Universal Credit will be
introduced in the following postcode areas from July 25, 2018: M7 4, M8 5,
M8 8, and M8 9. This is because some people living in these areas are covered
by neighbouring Jobcentres, which are moving to the Universal Credit system
before Salford.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Universal Credit does not include help with your council tax
If you live in Salford, you must claim council tax reduction separately
from Salford City Council. Visit www.salford.gov.uk/council-tax
People who are struggling to pay for basics can apply for
help through the council’s Salford Assist scheme
For further advice and information you can call the Salford Assist Team
on 0800 694 3695 or visit www.salford.gov.uk/salfordassist
Most people who are on Universal Credit will be able to get
free school meals
You can apply at one of the Gateway Centres listed on page six or visit
www.salford.gov.uk/freeschoolmeals
Information on Universal Credit is on the government website:
www.gov.uk/universalcredit or call the Department for Work
and Pensions Universal Credit helpline on 0800 328 9344.
More information about places that can help is at www.salford.gov.uk
You can read a copy of this Universal Credit booklet on the Salford City
Council website’s Universal Credit pages:
www.salford.gov.uk/universalcredit
2SIMPLE STEPS
TO BE PREPARED
FOR MAKING
A UNIVERSAL
CREDIT CLAIM
BANK ACCOUNT EMAIL ADDRESS
Applications for Universal Credit are You will need to have an email
made online and the money gets paid address for your claim. If you don’t
into your bank or building society already have one, you can set this
account. You can use a Post Office up for free through websites such
account to collect benefits, but you as Google, Yahoo, and Mail.com
can’t pay any other money in. You can
only get money out of a Post Office Salford’s Digital You scheme can
account with a card at the Post Office. help with setting up an email
address as well as using the internet
Fee-free basic bank accounts at any of the Gateway Centres
These are for people who don’t have listed in this leaflet. Help is also
a bank account or aren’t able to meet available at Jobcentres. You can
the requirements for a standard ask your work coach about this.
current account. You can usually apply
for a fee-free basic account in person, You can find out more by visiting
by post, over the phone, or online from www.salford.gov.uk/digitalyou
a wide range of the well-known banks.
You will have to provide official proof
of identity (ID) before you can open a
fee-free basic bank account. You might
also have to confirm your address.
3PROOF OF IDENTITY JOBCENTRES IN SALFORD
You will need to prove your identity. If
There are fourJobcentres in
you don’t already have photo ID, such
Salford where you can get help
as a driving licence or passport, or
to make an online claim and with
a debit or credit card, you can take
setting up an email address.
other evidence to your Jobcentre
interview instead. For example, you There is free wifi internet as well
will need three pieces of evidence of as free to use computers.
your address if you have one, such as
electricity or gas bill, council tax bill, The Jobcentres in Salford are:
bank statement, official letters; and to • Pendleton: The Opportunities
prove who you are, such as a birth or Centre, Churchill Way,
marriage certificate. You may be able Salford, M6 5PL
to get help with the cost of a photo ID • Eccles: Sentinel House, Monton
if you ask your Jobcentre work coach. Road, Eccles, M30 0NA
• Worsley: 5 Worsley Court,
HOUSING, FAMILY, MONEY Walkden, M28 3AD
AND PERSONAL INFORMATION
• Irlam: Irlam Library, Hurst Fold,
You will need to have important Liverpool Road, Irlam, M44 6FD
information to hand when you apply
for Universal Credit, such as: Advice on making a claim
• What type of housing you have, You can get advice on making
such as a flat, or house a claim from Salford Welfare
• How much rent you pay Rights and Advice Service, Salford
• Landlord’s details Citizens Advice, Salford Foundation
Trust, Salford Unemployed and
• How much you earn from work
Community Resource Centre, and
• Savings local Jobcentres. These are listed in
• Child benefits and costs you pay the Useful sources of help section
out starting on page seven. You can also
go to www.gov.uk/universalcredit
HOW TO APPLY
Universal Credit applications are
made through an internet application
form. You will be given an online
account and you will need to use
this regularly to meet your claimant
commitment. If you find this difficult,
tell your Jobcentre work coach.
4TRY TO GET AHEAD WITH YOUR
COUNCIL TAX AND RENT
Saving a few pounds each week Direct debits
before you claim Universal Credit will
Direct debits are a quick and easy
mean you can still pay your council
way to pay your council tax and
tax and rent when you claim and
energy bills, as well as rent if you are
are waiting for your first payment
a housing association customer. You
to be processed. This may help
set it up once and then don’t have to
you keep up with your payments.
remember when to pay. You can find
You can claim reduced council tax, out more about council tax payment
as explained earlier in this leaflet. at www.salford.gov.uk/howtopay
You can also apply for a
MANAGING YOUR MONEY
Discretionary Housing
Payment (DHP) if you’re It will help to start budgeting for
monthly payments before you go
struggling to pay your rent
onto Universal Credit. As well as
Payments are normally only made paying your rent and other bills, you
for a short period while you look at will need money for essentials during
ways to change your circumstances the month, such as food and travel.
(such as getting a job or moving
You can get help with budgeting
to a home with less bedrooms).
from Salford Citizens Advice.
You can open a savings account You can ask for different payment
with Salford Credit Union arrangements, such as payments
If you set up a standing order for made more often than once a
a small amount, it will build up to month, or split between partners,
help you manage when you need by speaking to your work coach at
a bit extra. If you’ve already built Jobcentre Plus.
up savings you might also find it
easier to get a Credit Union loan
if you find you need to borrow.
You can find out more by visiting
www.salfordcreditunion.com
5FREE TO USE COMPUTERS AND
WIFI INTERNET IN SALFORD
Salford City Council has a scheme for local people called Digital You to help
develop basic skills using computers and the internet. Support is available
on how to fill in forms for Universal Credit claims, council tax, housing and
overpayment of benefits. A full list of all the places in Salford that offer help is on
page seven onwards. The council’s Customer Services also run coffee and chat
advice sessions to talk through benefits and council tax. They can be contacted
on 0161 793 2500. Look out for more information at www.salford.gov.uk.
ECCLES GATEWAY Friday, 8am-7.30pm;
28 Barton Lane, Eccles, Saturday, 9am-1pm.
Salford, M30 0TU.
Monday to Thursday, 8am-10pm; BROUGHTON HUB
Friday, 8am-7.30pm; 50 Rigby Street, Salford, M7 4BQ.
Saturday, 9am-1pm. Monday, 5pm-10pm; Tuesday to
Thursday, 10am-10pm; Friday,
PENDLETON GATEWAY 10am-7.30pm; Saturday, 10am-2pm;
1 Broadwalk, Pendleton, Sunday, 10am-2pm.
Salford, M6 5FX.
Monday to Thursday, 8am-10pm; CORINTH TRAINING C.I.C
Friday, 8am-7.30pm; A not for profit training company.
Saturday, 9am-1pm. It offers free community-based
computer courses across the
SWINTON GATEWAY city for people living in Salford
100 Chorley Road, who are aged over 19.
Swinton, M27 6BP. Courses they run include First and
Monday to Thursday, 8am-10pm; Next Steps IT training, Microsoft
Friday, 8am-7.30pm; Office, Office Skills and Admin,
Saturday, 9am-1pm. Confidence Building, Digital image
editing with Photoshop, Photography,
WALKDEN GATEWAY Maths and Employment Skills.
2 Smith Street, Walkden, Call 07482 606808 to book or visit
Salford, M28 3EZ. www.corinth-training.com
Monday to Thursday, 8am-10pm;
6USEFUL SOURCES OF HELP
HELP TO BE HAPPIER BETTER OFF
AND HEALTHIER Look out for a
Salford’s Health Improvement new website
Service is free, local, friendly and called BetterOff Salford which is
available to anyone who lives coming soon. It will help you to:
or works in Salford. They can
• Find out what benefits you
help you make straightforward,
may be entitled to and ways to
achievable and rewarding
improve your job opportunities
health and lifestyle changes.
• Apply for welfare benefits
Help includes:
• Find work that pays and
• One to one or group record job activity. This can
specialist sessions to cut be used as evidence for your
down or give up smoking claim for the Jobcentre.
• Budget-friendly healthy • See how your money changes
eating advice and classes when you move into work
• Fitness and exercise support for • Find debt advice, appeal a benefits
those who need help to get started decision and find childcare
• Support for new mums with • Keep on top of your budget,
breastfeeding and first foods search for jobs and see what
• Advice for parents including benefits you may be entitled to
controlling infections and keeping
teeth and gums healthy MUSTARD TREE
• Help to feel healthier and manage The Freedom Project helps
long term health conditions people who are struggling to find
For more information call a purpose, who want to get past a
0800 952 1000 or email lack of work experience or skills,
health.improvement@salford.gov.uk housing or money issues, low
confidence, a criminal record, mental
health problems or addiction.
For more information visit
www.mustardtree.org.uk or call
0161 228 7331. You can also drop in
to Mustard Tree, 50 Hulton District
Centre, Little Hulton, M4 6AG.
7Debt advice
If you’re in debt it’s never too late to get help so you can stop worrying. If
you’re having problems with Universal Credit, or you’re having difficulties with
debt, you can get free, confidential and independent advice and help from the
organisations listed below.
Local organisations offering face to face support
SALFORD WELFARE RIGHTS It offers free, independent and
AND DEBT ADVICE SERVICE impartial advice helping with all
Gives free, confidential and aspects of benefits and debts. MIND
independent advice on benefits offers appointments at the Angel
and debt problems. Centre and home visits, providing
advice on debt and welfare rights
For debt advice: 0800 345 7323. (including Universal Credit).
Mondays and Wednesdays, 1pm-4pm.
The Angel Centre,
For benefits advice: 0800 345 7375. 1 St. Philips Place, Salford, M3 6FA.
Monday to Friday, 10am-12pm. Telephone 0161 212 4880.
www.salford.gov.uk/welfarerights www.mindinsalford.org.uk
SALFORD CITIZENS ADVICE SALFORD FOUNDATION
Offers a range of advice and Advice on debt and welfare benefits
information on topics such as targeted at vulnerable young
benefits, managing your money, people, adults and families.
and debt. Telephone 0161 787 3834.
Telephone 0300 330 1153. Foundation House, 3 Jo Street,
Monday–Friday, 10am–4pm. Salford, M5 4BD.
www.salfordcab.org.uk www.salfordfoundationtrust.org.uk
MIND IN SALFORD MONEY ADVICE SERVICE
Mind in Salford is an independent, Free and independent money advice
user focused charity providing is available online.
services to make a positive www.moneyadviceservice.org.uk
difference to the wellbeing and
mental health of local people.
8National organisations SHELTER GREATER MANCHESTER
offering help with debt Advice and information for anyone
with housing problems. Specialist
STEPCHANGE advice for people who have a private
Telephone 0800 138 1111. landlord or are trying to find a
private rented home (not social
www.stepchange.org housing). Legal advice for people with
complicated housing issues. Housing
NATIONAL DEBTLINE support for people returning to
Telephone 0808 808 4000. Manchester and Salford from prison.
www.nationaldebtline.org Telephone 0344 515 1640.
Ground Floor – Victoria House,
5 Samuel Ogden Street,
Council tax and free
Manchester, M1 7AX
school meals
Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm.
SALFORD CITY COUNCIL
Can help on council tax and free General advice and guidance
school meals through their customer
services centre on 0161 793 2500. GREATER MANCHESTER LAW CENTRE
Monday-Friday, 8.30am-4.30pm. Free legal advice including
You can also visit welfare benefits, employment
www.salford.gov.uk where you can and community care.
contact a live webchat service. Telephone 0161 769 2244.
159 Princess Road, Moss Side,
Housing Manchester, M14 4RE.
Monday-Friday, 10am-3pm.
SALFORD CITY COUNCIL’S www.gmlaw.org.uk/services
SALFORD HOUSING
OPTIONS POINT (SHOP) THE BROUGHTON TRUST
Helps people in housing need, Looks at the needs of Salford
the homeless and those at residents and refers them to
risk of being homeless. services that can help with debt,
7 Wesley Street, Swinton, M27 6AD. self-confidence, housing or
Email benefit issues and training.
housing.advicecentre@salford.gov.uk Heath Avenue, Salford, M7 1NY.
Telephone 0161 831 9807.
Email
office@thebroughtontrust.org.uk
9SALFORD CITIZENS ADVICE VOLUNTEERING, SKILLS
Offers a range of advice and AND TRAINING
information on topics such as More information about the support
benefits, managing your money, the council offers is available on
and debt. the Salford City Council website.
Telephone 0300 330 1153. www.salford.gov.uk/
Monday–Friday, 10am–4pm. jobs-skills-and-work
www.salfordcab.org.uk
JEWEL
SALFORD WELFARE RIGHTS The JEWEL Foundation is an
AND DEBT ADVICE SERVICE employment support service which
Gives free, confidential and helps Manchester and Salford’s
independent advice on benefits Jewish communities discover their
and debt problems. skills, remove any barriers which
may prevent people from finding
For debt advice: 0800 345 7323.
meaningful work and provide
Mondays and Wednesdays, 1pm-4pm.
training and routes to employment.
For benefits advice: 0800 345 7375. Telephone 0161 798 2123.
Monday to Friday, 10am-12pm.
Email
www.salford.gov.uk/welfarerights office@thejewelfoundation.org.uk
Drop in to the centre at 45
UNITED UTILITIES Bury New Road, M25 9JY.
Has a range of support and debt Monday-Thursday, 9am 4pm.
schemes for customers who are Friday 9am-1pm.
struggling with their water bill.
United Utilities can delay your water VOLUNTEER CENTRE SALFORD
bill payments for up to eight weeks, If you are interested in becoming
giving you time while waiting for your a volunteer and can help you
first Universal Credit payment. explore opportunities.
They can spread your payments over Telephone 0161 787 7795.
a longer period of time to make your Email
bill more manageable. They will also volunteer@salfordcvs.co.uk
check if they can reduce your bill.
www.salfordcvs.co.uk/
Telephone 0800 072 6765. volunteer-centre
www.unitedutilities.com/
difficulty-paying-bill
10Help dealing with loan sharks WARM SALFORD
Discount scheme for pensioners
ILLEGAL MONEY LENDING TEAM and people on low incomes. Help
Investigates illegal money lending for homeowners with the cost of
and prosecutes the lenders. fitting a new boiler, loft and wall
Offers confidential support. insulation, low cost works to make
Telephone 0300 555 2222. a home warmer (home owners).
www.stoploansharks.co.uk Information on energy switching.
Telephone 0161 793 2264.
Warm Home Discount Scheme
Practical help telephone 0345 603 9439.
Monday-Friday, 8.30am-4.30pm.
SALFORD ASSIST
www.salford.gov.uk/warmsalford
Short term support for people in
crisis or emergency. Help with SALFORD LOAVES AND FISHES
essential items and basic needs Provides food and drink, clothing,
such as baby milk, nappies or warmth and shelter, companionship,
food for your baby and your family, support with debt and addiction
essential furniture, emergency fuel problems. Also available – GP,
supply and council tax support. dental service and Citizens Advice.
Telephone 0800 694 3695. Telephone 0161 737 8775.
www.salford.gov.uk/salfordassist Mona Street, Salford, M6 6PP.
Monday, Wednesday and
SALFORD UNEMPLOYED
Thursday, 8am-2pm.
AND COMMUNITY
RESOURCE CENTRE www.salfordloavesandfishes.org.uk
Offers free, independent, confidential
WOOD STREET MISSION
advice on employment law, welfare
benefits, debt management, Help is offered to families
education and training. struggling to provide basic items
Telephone 0161 789 2999. for their children. People need to
be referred by a support worker.
84-86 Liverpool Road,
Eccles M30 0WZ. Telephone 0161 834 3140.
Monday–Friday, 9am–11.30am. 26 Wood Street, Manchester, M3 3EF.
www.salforducrc.co.uk www.woodstreetmission.org.uk
11TURN2US SHELTER – GREATER
A website where you can check MANCHESTER
what benefits you might be able Advice and information for anyone
to claim and what grants you with housing problems. Specialist
might be able to apply for. advice for people who have a private
www.turn2us.org.uk/ landlord or are trying to find a
Find-Benefits-Grants private rented home (not social
housing). Legal advice for people
CHARIS with complicated housing issues.
Housing support for people returning
Help towards water and energy to Manchester from prison.
bills, clearing arrears. Practical
Telephone 0344 515 1640.
help such as providing essential
household appliances, help with
funeral costs, eSkills learning Ground Floor - Victoria House,
vouchers to help people into work. 5 Samuel Ogden Street,
Manchester, M1 7AX.
Telephone 01733 421075.
Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm.
Trinity Court, Trinity Street,
Peterborough, PE1 1DA. www.england.shelter.org.uk/
get_advice/advice_services_
www.charisgrants.com
directory/manchester
SALFORD FOUNDATION TRUST
Savings and loans
Advice on debt, energy bills advice
and welfare benefits. Helps
children and young people living SALFORD CREDIT UNION
in Salford to develop hobbies, Provides affordable savings and loans
interests, skills and talents where for people living or working in Salford.
there is limited family income. Telephone 0161 686 5880.
Telephone 0161 787 3834. www.salfordcreditunion.com
Foundation House, 3 Jo Street,
Salford, M5 4BD. MONEYLINE SALFORD
www.salfordfoundationtrust.org.uk A fast, affordable and responsible
way to borrow money for people
who can’t get a loan through
a bank or building society.
Telephone 0345 643 1553.
www.moneyline-uk.com
12Support for families
Children’s centres are part of Salford City Council’s Early Help services which
gives a range of support to families and people who are in most need. They
offer families help from midwives, health visitors, and family support workers
as well as providing opportunities for training and volunteering and help into
employment (some support is offered by referral to other organisations). More
information is on the council’s website at
www.salford.gov.uk/childrens-centres
Children’s centres are usually open from 9am-4pm.
SOUTH CHILDREN’S CENTRE Hershel Weiss Children and Family
Brindley Street, Winton, Eccles, Centre, 35 Northumberland Street,
Salford, M30 8AB Higher Broughton, Salford, M7 4DQ
Telephone 0161 686 5290. Telephone 0161 778 0070.
Email hershelweiss.
CENTRAL CHILDREN’S CENTRE childrenscentre@salford.gov.uk
50 Rigby Street, Higher Broughton,
Salford, M7 4BQ NORTH SALFORD
CHILDREN’S CENTRE
Telephone 0161 778 0080.
Swinton Gateway, 100 Chorley Road,
Swinton, Salford, M27 6BP
HERSHEL WEISS CHILDREN
AND FAMILY CENTRE Telephone 0161 778 0750.
This centre is linked to East Central
Children’s Centre and offers services WEST SURE START
to Salford’s Jewish community. It’s CHILDREN’S CENTRE
a partnership between Salford City Longshaw Drive, Little Hulton,
Council and local charitable and Salford, M28 0BD
voluntary groups working within Telephone 0161 604 7660.
the Jewish community. Family
support and health services are
provided from the centre, which
can also offer creche provision.
13PLACES IN SALFORD WHERE
YOU CAN USE FREE INTERNET,
COMPUTERS AND GET TRAINING
Computer Free wifi Free public
Centre Address courses internet computers
BROUGHTON
Broughton Hub,
Broughton 50 Rigby Street,
Gateway
Broughton, M7 4BQ.
0161 793 2500.
Great Cheetham Street
Broughton
West, Salford, M7 2DN.
Leisure Centre
0161 792 2847.
133 Heath Ave,
The Broughton
Salford, M7 1NY
Trust
0161 831 9807
CADISHEAD
126 Liverpool Road,
Cadishead
Cadishead, M44 5AN.
Library
0161 775 3457.
CLIFTON
Clifton Library 6 Wynne Avenue,
Community Clifton, M27 8FU.
Centre 0161 794 1591.
ECCLES
1 Stadium Way,
AJ Bell Stadium
Eccles, M30 7EY.
14Computer Free wifi Free public
Centre Address courses internet computers
52 Regent Street,
City West
Eccles, M30 0BP,
Housing Trust
0300 123 5522
Eccles Indoor Church St,
Market
Eccles, M30 0EW.
Eccles Gateway,
28 Barton Lane,
Eccles Gateway
Eccles, M30 0TU.
0161 793 2500
Barton Lane,
Eccles Leisure
Eccles, M30 0DD.
Centre
0161 787 7107
5 Irwell Place,
Eccles Town
M30 0FN,
Hall
07931 815802
Rainbow Rooms Liverpool Road,
Community Eccles, M30 0QN,
Centre 0161 789 8091
Chadwick Road,
Salford Link
Eccles, M30 0WP.
Project
0161 787 8219.
Salford 84-86 Liverpool Road,
Unemployed Eccles, M30 0WZ.
and Community
Resource 0161 789 2999.
Centre www.salforducrc.co.uk
South Children’s Brindley Street,
Centre (covering Winton, Eccles,
Winton, Eccles,
Barton, Irlam M30 8AB,
and Cadishead) 0161 686 5290
Westwood Park Grasmere Crescent,
Community Eccles, M30 8DN,
Centre 0161 789 2233
15Computer Free wifi Free public
Centre Address courses internet computers
Old Parrin Lane, Winton,
Winton Library Eccles, M30 8BY.
0161 921 2180
Yemeni
Community 1 Gladstone Road,
Association Eccles, M30 0WY, (for Yemeni
in Greater 0161 707 7012 community)
Manchester
IRLAM
Hurst Fold,
Liverpool Road,
Irlam Library
Irlam, M44 6FD.
0161 775 3566.
Irlam and Station Road, Irlam,
Cadishead M44 5ZR.
College 0161 921 2109
Irlam and Liverpool Road,
Cadishead Irlam, M44 6BR.
Leisure Centre 0161 775 4134.
Liverpool Rd, Irlam,
Princes Park
M44 6BR.
Garden Centre
0161 775 0875
117c Liverpool Rd,
M44 5BG.
0161 222 4003.
The Hamilton
www.hamiltondavies.
Davies Trust
org.uk
www.facebook.com/
hamiltondaviestrust
LITTLE HULTON
Longshaw Drive,
Little Hulton
Little Hulton, M28 0AZ.
Library
0161 790 4201.
16Computer Free wifi Free public
Centre Address courses internet computers
40 Hulton District
Little Hulton Centre, Worsley,
Skills Centre Manchester, M28 0AU
(Salford City
For information contact
College) Corinth Training C.I.C
on 07482 606808.
Little Hulton Longshaw Drive,
Sure Start
Centre Little Hulton, M28 0BD.
50 Hulton District
Mustard Tree Centre, M28 0AU.
0161 228 7331.
KERSAL
Salford Sports Village,
Lower Kersal
Littleton Road, M7 3NQ.
Library
0161 921 1236.
LANGWORTHY
Central
Children’s 451 Liverpool Street,
Centre, Langworthy, M6 5EJ,
(Langworthy 0161 212 4480
site)
ORDSALL
322 Ordsall Lane,
Ordsall Hall
M5 3AN, 0161 872 0251
Ordsall Neighbourhood
Office, Robert Hall
Ordsall Library
Street, Ordsall, M5 3LT.
0161 603 4097.
Craven Drive,
Ordsall Leisure
Ordsall, M5 3DJ.
Centre
0161 848 0646.
17Computer Free wifi Free public
Centre Address courses internet computers
PENDLETON
1 Broadwalk, Salford,
Pendleton
M6 5FN,
Gateway
0161 793 2500
Brotherton House,
Pendleton
Salford, M6 5UN,
Together
0300 555 5567
SALFORD
Binoh Leicester Hall,
Community 115 Leicester
Centre Road, M7 4GP.
Brotherton Hankinson Way,
House
Salford, M6 5JA.
Buile Hill Park, Eccles
Buile Hill Old Road, Salford,
Park Hall
M6 8GL.
0161 737 6277
Liverpool Street,
Clarendon
Salford, M5 4HU.
Leisure Centre
0161 736 1494.
King Street,
Height Library Salford, M6 7GY.
0161 736 1907.
Eccles Old Road,
Hope Library Salford, M6 8FH.
0161 921 2185.
451 Liverpool Street,
Salford, M6 5QQ.
Langworthy 0161 212 4400.
Conerstone
Association Ltd www.
langworthycornerstone.
co.uk
18Computer Free wifi Free public
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Opportunities 2 Paddington Close,
Centre
Salford, M6 5PL.
SAYF (St 87-89 Cholmondeley
Ambrose Young Rd, Salford, M6 8PU,
Families) 0161 425 4493
Cromwell Road,
St George’s
Pendlebury, M6 6SB,
Day Centre
0161 737 6923
1 Douglas Green,
St Sebastian’s Salford, M6 6ES,
0161 737 1266
Kemsing Walk, Salford,
Salford Arts
M5 4BS,
Theatre
0161 925 0111
Peel Park, The
Salford Museum
Crescent, M5 4WU,
and Art Gallery
0161 778 0800
325 Littleton Road,
Salford Sports
Salford, M7 3NQ,
Village
0161 604 7600
Diamond House,
2 Peel Cross Road,
Salix Homes
Salford, M5 4DT,
0800 218 2000
1 St Phillips Place
The Angel M3 6FA,
0161 212 4980
The Beacon 84-86 Liverpool Road,
Centre
Salford, M6 6QT.
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SALFORD
QUAYS
Salford 15 The Quays, Salford
Watersports Quays, M50 3SQ,
Centre 0161 877 7252
Pier 8, Salford Quays,
The Lowry M50 3AZ,
0843 208 6000
The Landing MediaCityUK, M50 2ST,
Blue
0161 686 5555
SWINTON
Clifton 6 Wynne Avenue,
Community Clifton, M27 8FU,
Centre 0161 794 1641
Pendlebury Road,
Corinth Training Swinton, M27 4AG.
C.I.C (offers
07482 606808.
training across
Salford) www.corinth-training.
com/index.html
Chorley Road, Swinton,
Salford Council
M27 5AD,
buildings
0161 793 2500
Swinton Gateway
Swinton Chorley Road,
Gateway
Swinton, M27 6ES.
0161 793 3560.
Swinton and Cromwell Road,
Pendlebury Pendlebury, M27 9SZ.
Leisure Centre 0161 793 1750.
Valley Off Dorning Road,
Community Swinton, M27 5UN,
Centre 0161 728 3061
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Wardley 30 Ash Drive, Swinton,
Community M27 9RS,
Centre 0161 794 3334
WALKDEN
Walkden Gateway,
Walkden 2 Smith Street,
Gateway
Worsley, M28 3EZ.
0161 793 2500.
WORSLEY
Greenleach Lane,
Beesley Green Beesley Green, Worsley,
Community
Centre M28 2QW,
0161 790 6124
Boothstown Standfield Drive,
Community M28 1NB,
Centre 0161 799 9425
Standfield Drive,
Boothstown
Boothstown, M28 1NB.
Library
0161 799 6549.
Guild Hall Guild Avenue, Worsley,
Community Salford, M28 3AS,
Centre 0161 703 8633
Barton Road, Worsley,
Worsley Court
Salford, M28 2PB,
House
0161 793 3670
Worsley Road, Worsley
Worsley Village
Salford, M28 2PB.
Library
0161 794 8750.
Bridgewater Road,
Worsley Leisure
Walkden, M28 3AB.
Centre
0161 790 2084.
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