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Salford youngster using daily exercise to make a real difference
A Salford schoolgirl is using her one hour of daily exercise to clean up the town AND raise money for […]
Salford’s RHS Garden Bridgewater opening postponed
The Royal Horticultural Society has announced that following the latest Covid-19 prevention measures, the opening of Salford’s new RHS Garden […]
Ordsall Park to be tidied by volunteers as part of the Great British Spring Clean
A group of volunteers in Salford are coming together to help tidy up a well-loved park. Ordsall Park, on Trafford […]
Salford’s Ordsall Hall remembers the Holocaust 75 years on
A giant flame was painted by members of the community on Monday to remember victims of the Holocaust at Ordsall […]
“If you just help one person, once a week” – Don’t Walk Past hosted pop up event to help the homeless
Out reach group Don’t Walk Past took the streets of Manchester last night to help those in need.
Salford City Council to spend £22m on eco-friendly schemes for cyclists and pedestrians
New multi-million pound eco-friendly schemes are in the pipeline to encourage employees to walk or cycle to work in Salford instead of […]
Not so Co-operative! Stretch limousine ram raids Ordsall supermarket
A 28 foot long stretch limousine has ram-raided the new Co-op on Ordsall Lane. At around 2:30 this morning, police […]
“It’s a twisted knife in the gut” How infertility affects Christmas for Salford mother
A mother from Salford has spoken out about feeling ‘incredibly guilty’ that her daughter doesn’t have a sibling due to infertility – especially as the Christmas holidays get underway.
‘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 […]
New In Salford
‘We do really get a great feeling from doing it’ – Swinton Morrisons gives away 30 meals a day during half-term
“Making sure our city’s children don’t go hungry is our number one priority” – fundraiser launched to feed kids over half-term and Christmas
“It’s been tough, some days are easier than others”: Salford resident raises over £2,000 for Mind after personal struggles
Salford Council warning over dangerous costumes this Halloween
“Different but no less heartfelt”: Salford Council urges people to mark Remembrance Day at home
New In Sport
RUGBY LEAGUE: ” I feel privileged to have had the past few seasons with him” – Welham departs Salford for Featherstone Rovers for 2021
RUGBY LEAGUE: Salford Red Devils v St. Helens preview
FOOTBALL: Scunthorpe United v Salford City preview
“James Wilson is a match-winner for us”- Paul Scholes praises Salford’s new talisman
FOOTBALL: Paul Scholes and Salford City denied back-to-back home wins by late Crawley Town equaliser
New in Entertainment
“Life without music is no fun at all”: Salford DJ shares his fears of the effects tier 3 restrictions will have on queer Salfordians
The Lowry Galleries set to re-open, showcasing ‘LS Lowry: The Art & The Artist’
Hollywood hits Eccles Town Centre as new Tracy Beaker CBBC show begins filming
“Creativity allows people to speak from their heart”: Church Action on Poverty publishes poetry anthology about poverty and lockdown
“I think it’s going to be one of the best projects we’ve ever worked on”: The Music Shed prepares for an online Christmas extravaganza