Libraries across Salford are celebrating Black History Month with displays highlighting key people in history and current influential figures.
Tag: Salford Community Leisure
‘Infant Orchestra’ providing free music tuition for 5 – 7 year olds in Salford
Salford Community Leisure is offering free music tuition to children aged 5 to 7 years old. MAPAS (Music and Performing […]
“There was actually people crying on the first walk because they were so relieved.” – Wellbeing Walks begin at RHS Bridgewater
Community bosses say walks that provided a lifeline for people in Salford during lockdown will now benefit from a new […]
Three-year deal brings nearly £500,000 worth of books to Salford children
Salford children are celebrating a deal which will provide them with free books worth nearly half a million pounds over three […]
14 family friendly things to do in Salford in February half term
The half term is approaching and the dread of how to fill five full days of no school is beginning […]
Worsley history and wildlife walks encourage exercise and educate on heritage and nature
The Landscape History & Wildlife Walk in Worsley helps people to become more active by encouraging them to participate in […]
Almost 800 libraries closed since 2010 but Salford’s ‘incredibly lucky’ to have all 16 still open
New figures by The Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy’s (Cipfa) have found that almost 800 libraries have closed since 2010.
Salford children vote for their favourite book at the Children’s Book Awards
Pupils from 10 different schools across Salford voted for their favourite book at this years’ Salford Children’s Book Award. The winner, The 1,000 Year Old Boy by Ross Welford.
High-flying sport to turn Salford youth away from knife crime
Salford Community Leisure and City West Housing Trust have teamed up to tackle the issue of knife crime in young people in Salford.
Lark Hill Place: Salford’s beloved street returns in its original setting
Lark Hill Place, the Victorian street at the Salford Museum and Art Gallery, reopened this weekend in its original 1897 setting.
New In Salford
Foundation 92 launches new campaign to deliver financial inclusion
Irlam and Cadishead Academy earns ‘Good’ Ofsted rating after years of hard work
Missing 16-year-old girl from Salford found
Teenager jailed for stabbing victim in the neck at Salford precinct
Two people in Eccles arrested following drug raid
New In Sport
£660k project sees 22 local tennis courts reopen in Salford
Salford Red Devils Foundation host Easter rugby sessions for girls
Undefeated Salford boxer announces first fight of 2024
“It’s not the cheapest sport in the world” – Winton cricket coach on importance of government investment in grass roots sport
Eccles Chess Club starts an all-female group – “It’s fun, it doesn’t have to be serious”
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