The core city of Salford itself has approximately 130,000 inhabitants.
It is the fifth most populous district in Greater Manchester.
Components: In addition to historic Salford, the borough also includes the towns of Eccles, Swinton, Pendlebury, Walkden, Worsley, Irlam, and Cadishead.
Current situation: Salford is undergoing significant transformation: from an industrial past to a modern city with a focus on regeneration, media, culture, and the economy.
Major attractions include: Salford Quays and MediaCityUK (with The Lowry, Imperial War Museum North, and BBC studios).
Universities (University of Salford).
A mix of urban areas, waterfront, and green spaces (such as Worsley).
It is a dynamic place with many new homes, investments, and jobs in creative sectors, tech, healthcare, and construction.
Salford is located close to Manchester and benefits from excellent transport links.
In short: a historic industrial city that is rapidly developing into an attractive, modern destination next to Manchester.
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