Salford residents adding their voices to the social media uproar over how the government has dealt with the Covid pandemic […]
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“The government haven’t acted enough” – TV’s George Clarke on ‘nuts’ response to cladding crisis
Television presenter George Clarke and Mayor of Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham, have said that the government has not done enough […]
“They don’t represent the whole population” – Protesters gather in Salford to protest Tory conference
Students from The University of Salford attended a protest against The Conservative Party amidst proposals to speed up student loan repayments.
Salford MP Rebecca Long Bailey describes new police legislation as “chilling”, says the right to peacefully protest “must be protected”
Rebecca Long-Bailey MP says the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill could contravene articles in the Human Rights Act. The […]
“This is a huge scandal…” – Rebecca Long-Bailey wants to protect her constituency against the Salford cladding crisis
Rebecca Long-Bailey is sticking up for her constituency after the spending review in November resulted in no extra money for […]
Salford waits to find out if they must spend Christmas in tough Tier 3
In Wednesday’s crunch meeting to review the Covid-19 tier system, Salford and the rest of Greater Manchester will be hoping […]
Salford Quays residents unite to fight remediation bills
Millennium Point and Millennium Tower, Salford Quays Credit: Mia Duthil-McArthur Leaseholders of Millennium Tower and Millennium Point face large bills […]
“We’ve spent a lot of money…” – Media City bar philosophical on lockdown after spending £10K on outdoor sheds
The Dockyard at MediaCity have spent £10,000 on a number of outdoor ‘sheds’ as part of their preparation for life in Tier 3 – only to find they will go unused during a new national lockdown announced by the Government.
“We were craving doing our art in a live space” – Another blow for Salford theatres as shows cancelled due to second lockdown
Salford Arts Theatre has had no choice but to cancel productions, including the forthcoming production A Hunger Artist. The show, […]
Salford businesses come to the rescue to provide free meals
Last week the government voted against extending free school meals for disadvantaged children during the holidays. Over the past six […]
New In Salford
Salford landlord fined £20,000 for unsafe property
Family of David Toulson pay tribute to their ‘beloved son, brother and uncle’
Salford City FC signs midfielder Elliot Watt on two-year deal
Solicitor swimming the channel to raise money for Salford NHS
Major new exhibition at The Lowry explores popular children’s books on the page and stage
New In Sport
“It was a chance to celebrate womens rugby league” – Jodie Cunningham on the success of the Woman’s Nines competition
Salford Red Devils Womens coach Chris Bates talks about the teams impressive start to the season
The girls rugby club breaking boundaries in Salford
“I’m not exactly built like an endurance athlete” – Salford man to walk, cycle and kayak 123 miles along the Bridgewater Canal to raise money
Salford City sack manager Gary Bowyer
New in Entertainment
Salford Choral Society unveils Jubilee concert
“I Have a Connection with These People” – Salford residents feature in urban portraiture project
“It’s embracing the difference” – Heavy metal photography project aims to tackle stereotypes
Manchester Ska Foundation ready to light up Salford at Irlam Live 2022
The Salford company unearthing forgotten footage of The Beatles and Pink Floyd