Salford City Council are holding a planning enforcement investigation before commencing with plans to build on Chat Moss. The plan […]
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“It’s already happened twice and I think it’s inevitable that it will happen again” – Salford pubs get ready for more restrictions
As the hospitality industry is impacted by Covid restrictions, Salford pubs are prepared for a quiet Christmas. December is usually […]
“This is affecting people in Salford” – Ten Years to Save the World on display at MediaCityUK
A new exhibition comes to Salford, showcasing a selection of comic art which tackles environmental issues. The Ten Years to […]
“If you can walk or cycle these short journeys that’d be great” – Walk Ride Salford Central discuss the importance of active travel
Cycling and walking is set to become more common in Salford with the introduction of eco-friendly transport plans. Plans from […]
“There will be a large multi-agency presence in the local area” – Unexploded World War 2-era bomb found in Swinton back garden shed
Swinton residents told to evacuate their homes after an unexploded World War Two-era bomb was found in a garden. The […]
“Many developers would shy away from a task such as this due to the implicated costs” – Property developer aims to remove flammable cladding from a building in Salford
A local property developer is looking to solve the cladding issues on a residential building next to Salford Quays. Nabeel […]
“Seeing those who we support struggle through Covid has been most emotionally challenging” – The charity helping children with autism in Salford
Greater Manchester based charity I AM has been helping people with autism in Salford cope throughout the pandemic. The Covid-19 […]
“We’ve all been through this” – Salford autism on continuing to support people who need it
Autism is more pervasive than previously thought, a new study suggests. Research conducted by University of Cambridge and Newcastle University […]
“There’s so much appetite for it” – The three craft breweries in Salford get ready to serve beer indoors
Salford is rapidly becoming a cornerstone of craft beer culture with fans eager to return to brewery tap rooms when […]
Reopening of Swinton café has been a “lifeline” to residents who have been shielding
A community cafe in Swinton has re-opened its garden giving customers a place to go after months of isolation. Loneliness […]
New In Salford
Man dies in hit-and-run in Walkden after ‘falling into road’
Salford Watersports Centre speaks out against swimmer attacks
Operation Sycamore: arrests made by disguised GMP officers on Salford university campus
1950s Salford and Eccles women reaffirm demand for compensation
Salford Veterans launches new crowdfunding campaign
New In Sport
“It’s a positive pressure” – Salford City Star Brandon Thomas-Asante aims to carry momentum into new season
Salford City FC sign centre-back Ryan Leak on a two-year deal
Salford City FC sign midfielder Stevie Mallan on a two-year deal
“It was a chance to celebrate womens rugby league” – Jodie Cunningham on the success of the Woman’s Nines competition
Salford Red Devils Womens coach Chris Bates talks about the teams impressive start to the season
New in Entertainment
“The gaffer’s come in and made it very clear the height of standards he expects from us” – Salford City forward Brandon Thomas-Asante on the impact of new manager Neil Wood
GM FRINGE: Nathan Cassidy at the King’s Arms
Salford Choral Society unveils Jubilee concert
“I Have a Connection with These People” – Salford residents feature in urban portraiture project
“It’s embracing the difference” – Heavy metal photography project aims to tackle stereotypes