A lecturer and union official has praised the Mayor of Salford, Paul Dennett and MP for Salford and Eccles, Rebecca […]
Education
“My five-year-old is in year one now and he’s struggling to read and write” – Salford schoolchildren still suffering lockdown learning issues
Schoolchildren across Salford are at different stages of learning as a result of COVID-19 lockdowns, almost two years on. Children […]
IWM North tells Salford Stories of ‘Wartime Mealtimes’ in WW2
Imperial War Museum North will hold an event to educate Salford citizens on the hardships of rationing in their “Wartime […]
Salford colleges nominated for award for student support students
A group of colleges in Salford have been commended for an award for the support they provide to students. The […]
“There are a variety of myths that have grown up over time” – Professor Mike Wood hosts ‘Mythbusting Chernobyl’ lecture in Salford
The myths and misinformation surrounding the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster will be discussed at a free public lecture at the […]
“Seeing those who we support struggle through Covid has been most emotionally challenging” – The charity helping children with autism in Salford
Greater Manchester based charity I AM has been helping people with autism in Salford cope throughout the pandemic. The Covid-19 […]
“We can come together to achieve this goal” – Swinton’s Co-Op Academy prepares for strike action
Swinton’s Co-Op academy have today announced a teachers strike, commencing Tuesday 19th October and set to last for three days. […]
“Her resilience and courage reflected the ambitions of the school” – How the legacy of nursing heroine, Mary Seacole, is commemorated in Salford
Bust of Mary Seacole. Image credit: Jerry Dohnal via Flickr. No changes made. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.0/ Mary Seacole was a Crimean war […]
“She is already asking to change schools after only being there for four weeks” – Swinton school teachers go on strike after nearly 300 ‘angry’ parents sign a petition against new rules
The Co-op Academy in Swinton has seen over 30 members of staff go on strike, in support of the 276 […]
Salford professor says ‘big gap’ in knowledge of foetal alcohol spectrum disorder following first ever UK-wide study
The university of Salford’s latest foetal alcohol syndrome research has found that despite the disorder being as common as autism, it’s severely underfunded.
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Salford homeless charity at risk of permanent closure
Two Eccles men remanded on murder charge following Kersal torso probe
Two men charged with murder as more remains found in Eccles
Further remains found and man identified in Kersal murder probe
Two arrested on suspicion of murder after human torso found in Kersal
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