Salford residents have been offered free e-scooter rides to polling stations on the day of the local elections to encourage […]
“I always thought we were in with a chance of doing something special,” said Salford City captain Luke Garbutt, sitting […]
Children and their parents from Salford have been invited to attend a free storytelling walk and picnic at a popular […]
How the union of two incredible people brought the Working Class movement to the streets of Salford.
2026 marks one hundred years since Salford was officially granted city status and there’s a range of events to mark the centenary.
“We will probably all need some support around money at some point in our lives,” said Catherine Connors. Born to […]
The greatest testament to the character of the sharp-minded mathematician and pioneering Salford-born oceanographer Arthur Thomas Doodson may be that […]
Bringing the Salford story to the world, Walter Greenwood was more than a writer; he was a voice for the […]
“It was a dirty, filthy, bombed-out area to start with at the end of the war,” Valerie Ivison said as […]
Sheltering from the classic Salford drizzle, Evelyn Lo guides a group into the peaceful enclave of the Sacred Trinity Church. […]
Post-war Salford was turbulent, gritty and loud – exactly what the future ‘Bard’ of Salford needed to inspire his poetry. […]
Founded by Deborah Tesfaye, Love Community Café has become a place where people can find not just food, but support and community.
The Munich Air Disaster robbed Salford of one of its best, a tragic end to one of the most successful and promising eras in Manchester United’s history under Sir Matt Busby.
Salford artist Sian Elizabeth Absalom, most famously known as ‘Fanny Gogh’, is creating an art piece to mark Salford turning […]
A new community festival is set to take over Weaste this summer, as locals come together to celebrate music, identity […]
“I always thought we were in with a chance of doing something special,” said Salford City captain Luke Garbutt, sitting […]
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