Salford Mad Pride 2019 a success despite terrible weather

By Jamie Burns 12th June 2019 Community, Culture 0 comments

Dreadful weather conditions failed to dampen the mood as hundreds celebrated Salford Mad Pride 2019 on Saturday.

Mr Alzheimer’s helping Salford school children understand dementia

By Imogen Holland 23rd May 2019 Community, News 0 comments

A book, titled Mr Alzheimers, has been released into five schools in Salford to teach children about alzheimer’s and dementia.

Students design part of Salford’s £30 million Bridgewater Garden project

By David King 20th May 2019 Community, Environment, Regional News 0 comments

‘Plant Factory’ concept art. Credit: Karsan Karavadra and Stella Yang Two students have won a nationwide competition to design part […]

“This is not dignifying for anyone” – vicar bemoans lack of wheelchair accessibility at Monton church

By Piotr Mielczarek 17th May 2019 Community, News 0 comments

Reverend from Salford, is trying to raise funds for the renovation of a church in Monton so that it becomes accessible for the wheelchair users.

“My life was moving from a bed to a sofa”; Raising awareness for ME in Salford

By Tara Dalton 12th May 2019 Community, Health, News 0 comments

ME Awareness Day encourages you to go blue in 2019 as it highlights the stories of those suffering and their […]

Minds in the Museum Yoga returning to Salford Gallery

By Lucy Johnson 7th May 2019 Community, Health 0 comments

Salford Community Leisure is bringing back their mindfulness yoga sessions to Salford Museum and Art Gallery.

“I lost my identity” – Kings Church to help Salford fathers and male community

By Madeline Bateson 7th May 2019 Community, News 0 comments

A playgroup for dads, grandads and male carers to bring their children to, has been launched at Kings Church with the aim to create a relaxed social environment for men throughout Salford.

“It was the first place I’ve ever felt I belonged” – Salford City Singers’ impact on the community

By Tara Dalton 7th May 2019 Community 0 comments

9 years ago, Salford City Singers began and has focused on improving the wellbeing of the community through music ever since.

Tommy Robinson brings Euro campaign to Salford

By Madeline Royle 1st May 2019 Community, News 0 comments

Anti-racism campaigners have condemned far-right activist Tommy Robinson, who visited Salford this week in his bid to become an MEP for the North West.

“Everybody is very familiar with the problems that veterans face” – Coronation Street’s Christine Mackie on her play for Greater Manchester Fringe

By Piotr Mielczarek 30th April 2019 Art, Community, Theatre 0 comments

Chrsitne Mackie has written a new play, that will be featured at Hope Aria Theatre,as part of Greater Manchester Fringe 2019.