Save the Children launched Christmas Jumper Day with the aim of raising money to help children around the world stay safe and healthy.
Author: Mair Llewellyn
General Election- Blackley and Broughton Constituency
The constituency includes; Charlestown, Cheetham, Crumpsall, Harpurhey and Higher Blackley, and the City of Salford wards of Broughton and Kersal.
General Election- Worsley and Eccles South constituency breakdown
Worsley and Eccles South Constituency: Google Maps Following its 2006 review of parliamentary representation in Greater Manchester, the constituency of Worsley […]
“We want to make it a beautiful place for people to enjoy” Lightoaks Park’s Christmas Cracker helps raise money for the park
Image credit: Mair Llewellyn Last weekend Lightoaks Park hosted a night of festive fun, with live performances, hot drinks and […]
Eccles Crown Theatre redevelopment plans will proceed despite fire
The derelict Crown Theatre in Eccles was destroyed by a fire, however the property company has confirmed that their plans to redevelop will go ahead.
“We’re just building something special” – The Graystone Action Sports Academy discuss their first year in Salford
The Graystone Action Sports Academy has been nominated for the ‘Rising Star Award’ in this years Salford Business Awards
‘I have a zest for life’ – A survivor’s positive message to those battling cancer
With Breast Cancer Awareness Month events taking place across Salford throughout October, one cancer survivor is trying to communicate a positive message.
“As a community we should all be pulling together” – Salford cabbies team up with charity to raise money for disadvantaged children
The Launch Project and Swan Minicabs are raising money to take children from the Salford community to the Blackpool Illuminations.
“We’re extremely lucky to have this park on our door stop” Lightoaks Park’s fungi exploration
Last Saturday, Friends of Lightoaks Park hosted a fungi walk at Lightoaks Park with Discover the Wild’s fungi expert, Dave Winnard.
“Storytelling allows them to hold on to childhood for longer.”- Salford responds to National Share-a-Story Month
This May brings National Share-a-Story Month back to life, celebrating the power of storytelling to help fulfill the Federation of Children’s Book Groups’ (FCBG) core aim of bringing children and stories together, and here’s Salford’s thoughts on it.
New In Salford
Salford model to host ‘Calendar Girls’ photoshoot for charity
“It took 16 years to get a diagnosis” – Salford trainee nursing apprentice helps reform endometriosis policy
Kargo Market holds successful dedicated doggy afternoon
Peter Kay “truly gutted” after having Co-op Live gig cancelled
Prepare for triple vote in local elections on May 2 – and don’t forget your photo
New In Sport
Swinton Lions networking events aiming to link sponsors back to the community
Red Devils partner up with the new multi-million pound Salford Youth Zone
“They deserve to have their own identity” – Red Devils Women’s team to receive tailored shorts
A final end to Salford City FC’s disappointing season
Smith ends Salford City’s losing streak with late winner at Newport County
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