With Breast Cancer Awareness Month events taking place across Salford throughout October, one cancer survivor is trying to communicate a positive message.
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“We need to show people that this space is for them, not for the government.” Salford Community Reclaims Blackfriars ‘Urban Farm’ Land
The Salford community are banding together to regain access to a community garden space in Greengate, Blackfriars, following a clandestine […]
The Lowry receives praise in the House of Lords
Salford’s prominent arts and culture hub, the Lowry, has received praise in the House of Lords for representing the diverse […]
“The LGBT community does have a really big racism problem” Salford Proud Chairman talks about BAME struggles
Why is there a hidden discrimination in inner LGBT circles? Salford Proud’s LGBT chairman Helen Clegg tells us more about the unspoken racism problem.
New figures show over two thirds of pupils in Salford state secondaries are attending underperforming schools
Almost seven in 10 children in secondary state education in Salford are attending an underperforming school, new figures reveal. The latest school performance tables show that only three state-funded secondary schools in Salford have achieved progress scores above average, while nine showed scores “well below” England levels.
“It breaks my heart every time I walk through the park” Salford musician talks memories of Buile Hill Mansion
A woman from Salford has shared her heartbreak as Buile Hill Mansion, a place she played in as a young […]
Salford Animators face a ‘Big Fight’ for Netflix Deal
A group of animators are currently campaigning to raise £25,000 to create an animated comedy series in the hopes it […]
Jobs lost as William Hill shuts down Salford stores
Two Salford-based William Hill stores closed their doors for the final time last week, as part of the company’s major closure programme.
‘It’s helped me to get into the community’ – Community centre offers free meals during school holidays
A community centre is feeding Salford children for free over the October half term. For some, the holidays might mean […]
Salford student’s life-saving augmented reality app helps flood-prone families
A student at the University of Salford has developed an app that aims to prepare families should their homes flood.
New In Salford
“I have a zest for life” – A survivor’s positive message to those battling cancer
“We need to show people that this space is for them, not for the government.” Salford Community Reclaims Blackfriars ‘Urban Farm’ Land
The Lowry receives praise in the House of Lords
“The LGBT community does have a really big racism problem” Salford Proud Chairman talks about BAME struggles
New figures show over two thirds of pupils in Salford state secondaries are attending underperforming schools
New In Sport
Salford trust funds youth sports
Salford City Podcast: Listen in to our thoughts on the Ammies’ start to the season
Salford Red Devils players to face off on international tour
Salford Red Devils partner with Eccles college in new player development programme
Rugby League: Josh Wood leaves Salford Red Devils for Wakefield Trinity
New in Entertainment
“There will surely be something for the whole family to dance to!” – Winter festival returning to Salford
“It breaks my heart every time I walk through the park” Salford musician talks memories of Buile Hill Mansion
Salford Animators face a ‘Big Fight’ for Netflix Deal
‘Stories From A Very Different Salford’ reminiscent film for people living with Dementia
‘History of Salford Quays’ tour announced for November