Salford City Council: all 61 councillors

Salford City Council has 61 councillors on the official list. The largest group is Labour, with 31 of the 61 seats. Every name below comes from the council's own published list: Salford City Council: councillors by ward (modern.gov web service), read 3 November 2026 (saved copy of the list; the contact details shown below come from the council's feed and are not kept in the copy).

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Seats by party

• ■ Labour: 31 councillors
• ■ Reform UK: 14 councillors
• ■ Conservative: 6 councillors
• ■ Green Party: 3 councillors
• ■ Labour and Co-operative: 3 councillors
• ■ City Mayor - Labour: 1 councillor
• ■ Independent: 1 councillor
• ■ Liberal Democrats: 1 councillor
• ■ Independent Democratic Socialist: 1 councillor

Leaders and post holders

• Paul Dennett (City Mayor - Labour): City Mayor and Lead for Housing and Anti-Poverty
• John Mullen (Labour): Chair of Overview and Scrutiny Board
• Jane Hamilton (Labour): Executive Support Member for Social Care and Public Health
• David Jones (Green Party): Leader of the Green Party Group
• Bob Clarke (Conservative): Leader of the Conservative Group
• Darren Ward (Conservative): Chair of Audit and Accounts Committee
• Maria Brabiner (Labour): Deputy Chair of Growth and Prosperity Scrutiny Panel
• Jim King (Labour and Co-operative): Deputy Chair of Overview and Scrutiny Board
• John Merry (Labour): Deputy Ceremonial Mayor
• Hannah Robinson-Smith (Labour): Lead Member for Culture, Heritage, Sports & Leisure
• Barbara Bentham (Labour): Lead Member for Neighbourhoods, Environment and Community Safety
• Michael Thomas Pevitt (Labour): Chair of Community and Neighbourhoods Scrutiny Panel
• Mike McCusker (Labour): Deputy City Mayor and Lead Member for Planning, Transport, Sustainable Development and Regeneration
• Lisa Muir (Labour): Deputy Chair of Children's Scrutiny Panel
• Nathaniel Tetteh (Labour): Chair of Health and Adults Scrutiny Panel
• Tracy Kelly (Labour): Statutory Deputy City Mayor and Lead Member for Adults Social Care and Health
• Arnold Saunders (Conservative): Deputy Leader of the Conservative Group and Deputy Chair of Community and Neighbourhoods Scrutiny Panel
• Andrew Walters (Independent): Leader of the Unwhipped Group and Chair of Planning and Transportation Regulation Panel
• Lewis Croden (Reform UK): Deputy Leader of the Reform UK Group
• Rob Sharpe (Labour): Chair of Growth and Prosperity Scrutiny Panel
• Martyn Stockley (Green Party): Deputy Leader of the Green Party Group
• Su Matthews (Labour): Deputy Chair of Health and Adults Scrutiny Panel
• Michele Barnes (Labour): Lead Member for Skills and Work, Workforce and Industrial Relations
• Wilson Nkurunziza (Labour): Executive Support Member for Equalities and VCFSE
• Jim Dawson (Labour): Chair of the Licensing and Safety Regulatory Panel
• Jim Cammell (Labour): Lead Member for Children’s and Young People’s Services
• Heather Fletcher (Labour): Deputy Chair of Licensing and Safety Regulatory Panel
• Sammie Bellamy (Labour): Deputy Chair of Audit and Accounts Committee
• Adrian Brocklehurst (Labour and Co-operative): Chair of Children's Scrutiny Panel
• Joshua Mark Brooks (Labour): Executive Support Member for Housing and Anti-Poverty
• Ivan Voronov (Reform UK): Leader of the Reform UK Group
• Philip Cusack (Labour): Lead Member for Corporate Services
• Charlotte Youd (Labour): Executive Support Member for Children’s and Young People’s Services
• Robin Garrido (Conservative): Ceremonial Mayor
• James Prady (Labour): Executive Support Member for Corporate Services, Skills & Work

Every councillor, by ward

Source

Salford City Council: councillors by ward (modern.gov web service), read 3 November 2026 (saved copy of the list; the contact details shown below come from the council's feed and are not kept in the copy). Each name links to that councillor's profile on the official site. Published by Salford City Council. Contact details are exactly what the council publishes in its own feed on the day it was read, including a home address or phone only where the council publishes one. Anything the council removes disappears from this page at the next refresh. Name or seat out of date? Tell us.