HUNDREDS gathered in Salford to celebrate May Day Parade, marking 150 years since the Salford Trade Unions Council was formed. […]
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Meet the two Salford mums promoting positive mental health in children
TWO mums from Salford have set up Share, a group that aims to promote children’s positive mental by assisting carers […]
Salford students take on Mount Kilimanjaro challenge for charity
SALFORD University students Lucy Morris and Bethan Machin are set to climb Mount Kilimanjaro in September to raise money for […]
Men offer accommodation in exchange for sex to students in Manchester
Craigslist adverts are being posted online offering free rent in return for sexual favours. Landlords/residents are offering free rooms in […]
“It’s given me a purpose in life!”: Manchester café employs ex-prisoners
THE Mess café in Wythenshawe, Manchester, which employs only former prisoners, is celebrating its fifth anniversary next week. The cafe’s main […]
Honour Choir hold concert in Salford to mark 100 years since end of World War One
A CHOIR formed to mark the centenary of the start of World War One has performed again to premiere new […]
Salford Survivor Project reach out for volunteers
SUTTON Community Centre in Salford hosted the Salford Survivor Project’s volunteer open event today to welcome potential volunteers for the newly […]
Height Heroes tackling litter problem on the streets of Salford
Height Heroes were out in force on Saturday with an organised litter pick on Bolton Road, Salford in hopes of […]
Could VR change sport for the better?
Virtual reality could change the world of sport, according to specialists at Digital Sport. Latest VR and augmented reality (AR) […]
Councillor urges Salfordians to go veggie for November
Salford’s historical connection to vegetarianism is little know but now a local councillor is urging Manchester residents ditch meat for November.
New In Salford
Swinton men caught with £40k worth of drugs jailed
E-scooter trial to begin in Salford
Salford-born Sir Harold Evans, legendary Sunday Times editor, dies aged 92
Exciting, scary, challenging – what Salford University’s new students feel about starting university life in the middle of the Coronavirus pandemic
Back In Business: “It was scary” The Marble Beer Ltd’s Taproom on serving the public again
New In Sport
FOOTBALL: Salford fire two past Morecambe to claim victory in EFL Trophy clash
“I came off the pitch with a big smile on my face!” – Class of ’92 watches on as Golden makes the most of opportunity
FOOTBALL: Salford City hold off Forest Green Rovers to share the points at the Peninsula
RUGBY UNION: “The real focus is always on the league” – says Steve Diamond after Sale’s cup success
Football : Forest Green is just another game for Alexander and his Salford side
New in Entertainment
From Macclesfield to Egypt: Successful Salford graduate tells his story
Starring new role for The Lowry in Salford as arts venue signs deal to become temporary ‘Nightingale Court’
LOWRY: GM Artist Hub awarded £60,000 by the Esmée Fairbairn Foundation
Reopening of Working Class Movement Library Reading Room
New Bailey and 0161 Community create NHS mural