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“We were closed down for over 12 months but kicked off again in September” – The Lancastrian Theatre Organ Trust presents coffee morning with a special guest
The Lancastrian Theatre Organ Trust is hosting a coffee morning, this Saturday with organist Michael Holmes (who has previously performed […]
“Every thousand steps recorded in the app, we make a donation to Mind” – Salford University’s new mental wellbeing app
A mental wellbeing app has been launched by the University of Salford at a walk in Peel Park today. US […]
“It brings the community together for all those that have lost loved ones” – Salford church hosts Walkden Poppy Trail for Remembrance Day
Friends of St. Mary’s Park in Walkden are hosting a Poppy Trail this Saturday at 11am. The drop-in session will […]
“People in Salford are very generous” – the Salford charity keeping residents warm this winter
Charities in Salford are appealing for donations of old winter coats.
“We’re celebrating all souls, the intention is to pray for all our departed relatives and friends” – Requiem Mass at Salford Cathedral
Salford Cathedral to host a special ‘All Soul’s Requiem Mass’ this evening, featuring the choir singing the famous Fauré’s Requiem […]
“That’s so bad!” – Ammies fans react to Salford Monopoly’s Moor Lane square image mix-up
Disappointed Salford City fans have given their reactions after discovering that the Moor Lane square on the Salford Monopoly board […]
“I think they’re great, but not when they’re thrown all over the place”- Campaigners share their concerns about e-scooters
They were launched in a blaze of publicity last year and hailed as the eco-friendly alternative for Salford, but now […]
“It’s come most strongly and loudly from young people who feel a real urgency” – Bishop of Salford celebrates younger generation’s efforts to fight climate change
The Bishop of Salford has praised young people’s efforts in the battle against climate change as the UN’s Climate Change Conference (COP26) got underway this weekend.
Salford residents voice fury over cancellation of firework displays
Salfordians have reacted with anger and disappointment at the announcement that fireworks displays at Buile Hill and Prince’s Park have […]
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