A food charity is appealing for volunteers to help those in need in Salford.
FareShare, based in east Manchester have already provided charities, schools and homeless shelters in Salford with over 130 tonnes of food.
Author: Mwika Bulaya
Islington Mill Arts student selected for Manchester Exhibition
A student at Islington Mill Art Academy has had her artwork selected for the Manchester Open Exhibition 2020. Hanaa Cara, […]
“People have a right to know how much they’re drinking, sugar-wise.” The shocking sugar levels found in festive hot drinks
With the Christmas season in full swing, festive hot drinks are becoming increasingly popular, despite containing almost a third of the […]
Salford bar manager shares her story after developing a blood clot, caused by contraceptives
A Salford woman is warning people about the contraceptive pill, after developing a blood clot in her lungs. Courtney Haggerty, […]
“We’re hoping to do this each and every year.” Women with Wings celebrate Black History Month in Little Hulton
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“You can’t have an excellent clinical placement without the whole team contributing” – Salford Royal Hospital celebrates student Oscars
Salford Royal Hospital held the first Salford staff and student Oscars, showcasing student’s excellence, on the 18th of October. Held […]
Salford Royal Hospital celebrate Allied Health Professionals Day
Salford based care organisations have banded together in Salford Royal Hospital to celebrate national Allied Health Professionals Day (AHPs). Stalls […]
Working Class Movement Library pays tribute to Liverpool sculptor
Salford’s Working Class Movement Library (WCML) is paying tribute to sculptor Arthur Dooley at 2pm on Wednesday October 9. The talk, […]
Women with Wings open business centre in Little Hulton
Women with Wings celebrated the grand opening of their new business centre in Little Hulton last Friday, March 8, on International Women’s Day.
Review: Noughts and Crosses at The Lowry theatre
A gloomy and chilling adaptation of Malorie Blackmans accredited novel Noughts and Crosses visited the Lowry Theatre stage this weekend.
New In Salford
Clean up Salford plea for more bins to help tackle fly tipping
“It’s terribly sad for those of us from Eccles” – Plans to partly demolish Eccles Shopping Centre gather pace
Salford coffee company Spice & Grind moves upmarket to new sustainable office building
Walkden food parcel champions fight stigma against asking for help
“We are thankful we can resume normal life”- Bin collections resume following murder probe
New In Sport
“It’s not the cheapest sport in the world” – Winton cricket coach on importance of government investment in grass roots sport
Eccles Chess Club starts an all-female group – “It’s fun, it doesn’t have to be serious”
Red Devils Ladies steam roll over Bradford Bulls achieving their first victory of the season
Karl Robinson looks ahead to next season following Bradford City defeat
Irlam prepare for home fixture this Thursday
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