Some Salford care workers are celebrating a pay boost after a long campaign to persuade their employer to adopt the […]
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Mayor and MP hold demonstration with care workers over refusal of bosses to protect workers during the pandemic
Salford’s Mayor and one of the city’s MPs joined a socially-distanced demonstration outside Beechfield Lodge care home in Salford calling for […]
Support workers delight as wage rises to £9.30 an hour
Salford support and care workers are celebrating their new wage, after years of campaigning. From October 1, 2020 carers will […]
Salford carers campaign for real living wage
Cash-strapped Salford carers have launched a campaign to be paid the real living wage. The campaign run by their union […]
Unison wins major victory for Salford care workers
Domiciliary care provider Lifeways has scrapped plans to end top-up payments for sleep-in shifts. Union Unison put Lifeways under pressure as […]
Closing Salford nurseries to hit special needs children hardest
Salford City Council’s latest proposal to merge the five local nurseries up for closure, with local primary schools, threatens the education of children with special needs difficulties.
Salford care workers welcome payrise
A care worker has described a pay rise for workers in Salford as “just what we need” for a stressful job. […]
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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