A new project aimed at making the streets outside of Salford schools safer for children will be launched in Little […]
When I arrived, I was worried I wouldn’t spot Harriet in the race amongst the swarm of runners. I was […]
Salford director Nicola Stead hosted a premiere this Tuesday to bring power to victims of domestic abuse through her film […]
Born in post-war Ordsall, John Virgo never forgot the city that shaped his humour, grit and unmistakable voice.
For more than two decades, Leslie Holmes has been an integral pillar of innovation and preservation at the Salford Lads’ Club.
From a redbrick Salford terrace to the big screen, Albert Finney’s extraordinary career was shaped by the city he never stopped calling home.
A nuclear scientist, engineer and policy advisor from Salford has been given a damehood in the King’s New Year Honours. […]
A woman who regularly attends a Walkden women’s support group has donated £100 to tackle period poverty across the city. […]
A World War Two veteran has become the sixth resident at Salford’s Broughton House to join its growing group of […]
This Salford choir has performed for every audience and every cause imaginable. From St Annes Hospice to singing in the cold at Christmas…
This month marks 15 years since a gas explosion in Salford, Greater Manchester, left 15 people injured and four homes destroyed.
A Salford pub crawl has never been easier, after the completion of a London Underground-style map of the city as […]
A new photography project featuring a Salford garden has been launched. Three socially engaged photographers have joined the Offshoot Salford […]
Salford artist Sian Elizabeth Absalom, most famously known as ‘Fanny Gogh’, is creating an art piece to mark Salford turning […]
A new town-wide festival will take place in Eccles this March, bringing performances, installations and live music into venues and […]
Salford City failed to make ground on their promotion rivals as they slipped to an underwhelming 3-1 defeat at Newport […]
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