The Dockyard at MediaCity have spent £10,000 on a number of outdoor ‘sheds’ as part of their preparation for life in Tier 3 – only to find they will go unused during a new national lockdown announced by the Government.
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Six The Musical at The Lowry reschedule their dates and add a whole extra week in January
Divorced, beheaded, LIVE! With a second national lockdown just days away, Six The Musical have rescheduled their performance dates. The […]
“Laughter is the best medicine” – Improv comedy show at New Adelphi theatre heads online
The New Adelphi Theatre is keeping the arts alive with an online comedy night this Tuesday.
“A cultural connection for everyone” – Digital Diwali by Walk the Plank
Salford arts organisation Walk the Plank is staging a virtual programme of events celebrating the Hindu festival of Diwali to create […]
“We were craving doing our art in a live space” – Another blow for Salford theatres as shows cancelled due to second lockdown
Salford Arts Theatre has had no choice but to cancel productions, including the forthcoming production A Hunger Artist. The show, […]
“That fight for equality is everyone’s fight” – Black to the Future poetry event celebrates Black History Month
Salford-based poet ‘J’ Ahmed hosted a three-part series of virtual events in October titled ‘Black to the Future’ to mark Black History Month.
Dancing with Dementia nominated for MBE
Not too many people can say that they have started a group that has not only improved the lives of […]
Salford musician announces virtual performance at Ronald McDonald House Charity Gala
Local singer songwriter Jace Campbell has announced he will perform at this years ‘Black Tie and Slippers’ event on Friday […]
“We formed over a Pot Noodle”: Salford students form a punk band – never mind the pandemic
First year journalism student at Salford, Martha Kelly, began a childhood dream of hers by starting up a band as lead vocals in, The Strangerz.
“I want to tell real stories” – exhibition celebrating Salford BAME leaders goes online
The Still I rise exhibition at The Lowry celebrating Black History Month has now been launched online since it was cancelled due to Covid-19.
New In Salford
St Ann’s hospice to change name to honour inspirational founder
“So long as they are still fighting, then so will I” – Salford MP to call for urgent financial redress for women born in the 1950s
HMO landlords in Salford fined more than £500,000
“The true measure of any society is found in how it treats its most vulnerable members” – Salford MP votes against the Government’s welfare reform bill
“I am looking forward to continuing my policing journey” – Local officer wins Student Officer of the Year Award
New In Sport
Salford Red Devils continue search for a win against Warrington Wolves
Endurance swim challenge to be hosted at MediaCity this weekend
Worsley padel facility records successful first phase in local school partnership
“It hurts because we had a team capable” – Paul Rowley shares honest assessment of Red Devils performance
Salford Red Devils face another blow against a dominant St Helens
New in Lifestyle
“Salford is what made us and Salford is what will take us to another level” – American-inspired burger brand plans to open 10 new stores
Daisy Goodman’s ‘By Royal Appointment’ comes to the Lowry this August
‘Sounds ‘Round Town’ returns to Salford’s neighbourhoods this summer
High-energy musical The Diana Mixtape comes to Salford this August
Lowry to celebrate Quentin Blake in a new free family exhibition this summer
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