Happy revellers were literally singing and dancing in the rain at Salford’s Pink Picnic. After months of lockdown, the wet […]
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The Salford based wax melt shop taking Etsy by storm this Christmas
Ley Love Crafts is an online soy wax melt store, based in Salford, providing joy this Christmas through their handcrafted melts on Etsy.
New In Salford
“It shouldn’t be dangerous” – former Salford nightclub manager backs boycott over club and bar spikings
“The warehouse staff were run off their feet come Monday morning…” – Salford Rum recommended on BBC’s Saturday Kitchen Live
“We want to be at the forefront, and we want to reassure the community” Greater Manchester Police launch Operation AVRO across Salford
“A matter of life and death” – Swinton’s Church Inn pub hosts fundraiser to buy defibrillator following regular’s cardiac arrest
Greater Manchester Police officer charged with child sex offences
New In Sport
“The creation of a Rugby League girls club has never been done in this city. It’s scandalous, we aim to change that!” – Salford Swinton Girls Rugby club opens its doors
“It will allow us to keep the football club going” – AFC Monton premises alcohol licence granted
“Winning is important, but having fun is just as important, and I think that’s what we saw on Sunday” – Salford club hosts first ever ladies’ game at their new home
Salford Red Devils celebrate a “great start” to the trials for their first ever women’s team
“It’s such a big deal” – The Salford BJJ gym backed by a sporting icon
New in Entertainment
“The warehouse staff were run off their feet come Monday morning…” – Salford Rum recommended on BBC’s Saturday Kitchen Live
“An excuse to celebrate”- Marble Brewery announce an event to introduce new annual release beers
“We’ve brought him home in spirit” – a moving mural appears in the car park of Salford’s St Clements Church
“I felt so empowered through so much rejection and sexism” – Katie Arnstein on performing at The Lowry Theatre
“It was definitely one of the most important years of my life” – Salford graduate Adam Simcox on how studying in the city helped him release his debut novel