Lark Hill Place, the Victorian street at the Salford Museum and Art Gallery, reopened this weekend in its original 1897 setting.
Author: Laura Joffre
Real cost of austerity for Salford revealed
Austerity has cost Salford residents £651 per person in real terms, as the council’s funding dropped by 31 per cent in the past decade, a new report has revealed.
Snow and ice to hit Salford this afternoon
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for snow and ice starting at 12pm today, and likely to […]
Success for Walkden and Little Hulton Giving Day
A team of Salford councillors collected 11 trolleys of food and toiletries donations last Saturday, during a giving day to […]
University of Salford will help EU employees with Brexit bill
The University of Salford has committed to funding the fees arising for its EU citizen employees when they need to apply for settled status through the EU Citizen Settlement Scheme.
Heart of Salford Awards celebrate volunteer and social enterprise
The Hearts of Salford Awards, a ceremony organised by Salford CVS to celebrate volunteering and voluntary, community and social enterprise (VCSE) organisations in Salford, took place yesterday at the AJ Bell Stadium.
Three Salford train stations nominated for step-free upgrade
Walkden, Swinton and Irlam are among 10 train stations being nominated by Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) and Northern Rail […]
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Salford’s first ‘Living Library’ telling real stories from the community
Clifton Hall Mining Disaster remembered 140 years on with a memorial service
Salford Youth Zone secure new patron donor ahead of grand opening
Cadishead animal rescue centre receives £600 donation boost
Development chefs programme promoting school meals launched in Salford
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Clifton Hall Mining Disaster remembered 140 years on with a memorial service
Review: Electric open-mic poetry night ‘brimming with writers’ debuts in Eccles
World premiere adaptation of best-selling book ‘A Squash and a Squeeze’ heads to the Lowry
Raw, relatable, and resonant: original play coming to Salford this summer
“From the ecstasy of victory to the weight of national expectation” – Dear England hits the back of the net
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