The days are getting shorter and the nights are getting colder as winter closes in. This Autumn alone, temperatures in […]
Month: December 2019
“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.
“We want to give new life to broken things” How a Repair Café in Boothstown is promoting sustainability
The village of Boothstown is host to just one of many Repair Cafés across the UK, an international movement encouraging […]
Adelphi Lads Club at risk of demolition
Current planning applications from Salford City Council shows the proposal to knock down the Adelphi Lads Club and build 32 […]
Salford goes back to its roots with a Victorian themed Christmas festival
As the nights get cold and the days grow short, Peel Park has hosted a Victorian-themed Christmas festival.
“We want to give all Salford residents the opportunity to cycle ” Salford cycling project encourages residents to get on their bike
Salford cycling projects, are finding funds to expand its route to Walkden, the route is set to start in the second month of 2020.
What is Salford’s favourite thing about Christmas?
“Tis the season to be jolly”… One of our favourite holidays are approaching and the people of Salford are looking […]
Teenager given bravery award by GMP for knife tackle
A teenager has been presented with Greater Manchester Police’s District Superintendent’s Award for Bravery for prizing a 12-inch blade off […]
“These people would give anything to be back with their families” Salford Christian Brother calls on support for asylum seekers
A brother from a Salford parish has pleaded for an increase in support for Asylum Seekers, in commemoration for the anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Salford restaurants get on board with eco-friendly food delivery app
Food waste fighting app ‘Too Good To Go’ has announced that it has saved one million meals in the UK since 2016 with Salford restaurants getting involved.
New In Salford
Free e-scooter rides for Salford voters on local election day
Police presence in Salford Jewish communities stepped up after Golders Green stabbings
Man charged following Salford business robbery
Salford MP urges residents to help shape £20m regeneration plans
Salford families invited to open day for new Weaste SEND school
New In Sport
Promotion bid can captivate a “generation” of Salford City fans, says Robinson
Luke Garbutt on captaincy, play-off heartache and iPad goal alerts as Salford City chase promotion
Exclusive: Valentine Cup return signals revival of Salford amateur rugby league and hope for its future
Plans submitted for padel courts in Salford as popularity continues to soar
Swinton Lions’ search for Championship win continues as Keighley Cougars snatch late draw
New in Lifestyle
Superhero storytelling walk and picnic at popular Walkden park
Salford’s Lowry Theatre unveils plans for Autumn season
Salford living library encourages readers to “borrow a person instead of a book”
Community-curated exhibition celebrates city’s uniqueness at Salford Museum and Art Gallery
Salford micro-brewery launches golden ale to celebrate city’s centenary year
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