Author: Hannah Whiting

The new Christmas tree at Irlam Station (Joan Ollerenshaw, 2025)

Santa comes to Salford – the best Christmas events across the city

As the festive season draws near, we compiled your must-see guide of all the best Christmas events in Salford. There’s […]

A Little Extra celebrating Christmas together (Peter McArthur, 2025)

Festive fundraiser for families of children with Down’s Syndrome

A Salford social club is turning up the festive fun to raise money for families of children with Down’s Syndrome. […]

Lloyds in Walkden (Google Maps, 2024)

Police set to hold Salford fraud and cyber awareness event

Black Friday shoppers can attend a fraud and cyber awareness drop-in in preparation for the major shopping event. Greater Manchester […]

Victoria Crescent (Google Maps, 2025)

Salford streets earmarked for restrictions after hospital parking petition

Residents living near Salford Royal hospital could be set to receive parking permits in a bid to improve conditions in […]

Salford Pride Pink Picnic/ Rights from the Salford Pride organizer Connor James.

Salford Pride reassures community in wake of Manchester liquidation

Salford Pride is saddened by the news of Manchester Pride’s liquidation, but remains confident in its own future. The charity, […]

All images taken by Emily Thompson (2025)

Salford comes together to chop ‘wonky’ and surplus vegetables

A group of dancing cooks were turning surplus food into delicious ‘disco soup’ at a Salford community centre today. The […]

Little Nest Rescue and their alpacas (Hannah Whiting, 2025)

Cadishead animal rescue centre granted charity status after “years of hard work”

An animal rescue centre in Cadishead has been granted charity status. Little Nest Rescue, which is located at Brackley Farm, […]

he Walking Mums group on their most recent walk from Worsley to Monton (Rachael Bagshaw on Facebook, 2025)

Salford mums embark on Worsley walks to promote health and wellbeing

A group of mums have added a new Salford route to their regular wellbeing meetups. Walking Mums Cheshire, a “collective […]