Yesterday, 25th of March, the Salford Royal NHS physiotherapy department decided to make a difference this Red Nose Day by challenging their team to cycle the equivalent distance of Salford to Paris on static bikes over the course of the day.
Author: Saoirse Gleeson
Daily Mile promotes health, fitness and overall well-being in Salford children
The Daily Mile, a 15-minute classroom initiative which aims to increase concentration and improve the overall health and wellbeing of our children, both physically and emotionally, seeks more Salford schools to sign up to the free program.
D-Day 75th anniversary tribute begins nationwide tour at Salford Quays
Over 4,000 replica bullets have been used to create a breathtaking tribute sculpture for the 75th anniversary of D-Day, unveiled at Salford Quays.
Salford’s ‘Istanbul weather’ to come to an end
Salford’s early ‘summer’ weather is due to come to an abrupt halt later this week with temperatures dropping and rain […]
Exchange students give the University of Salford an A+
LAST Monday, January 28 marked the return of Salford University’s home students and the arrival of hundreds of excited, anxious and curious exchange students.
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Salford Red Devils Foundation host Easter rugby sessions for girls
Undefeated Salford boxer announces first fight of 2024
“It’s not the cheapest sport in the world” – Winton cricket coach on importance of government investment in grass roots sport
Eccles Chess Club starts an all-female group – “It’s fun, it doesn’t have to be serious”
Red Devils Ladies steam roll over Bradford Bulls achieving their first victory of the season
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