An Oldham mum and her daughter, both made redundant at the same time, have finally found jobs after six months. […]
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Reception school teacher cycling over 2,000 miles to raise money for pupils
Daniel Hunter, a reception teacher at St Paul’s CE Primary School, has taken on a challenge to cycle 2,021 miles […]
Salford graduate turned successful graphic designer speaks of her achievements
After graduating in July 2019, Bryony Flaherty has landed a successful career, ranging from freelance work to earning a job at Parker Design.
“It feels like you get scammed into buying an apartment and told whatever happens, you have to deal with it” – ALTO residents are disappointed with the development plans for the Audacious Church
Plans for an expansion of the Audacious Church, off of Trinity Way has left local residents disappointed. The plans are […]
“It would really kickstart the regeneration of the area” – Salford Victoria Theatre to be restored to ‘usable condition’
The Salford Victoria Theatre is to be repaired and restored to a community space after being purchased by new owners. […]
“The idea is to make it as beautiful as possible and to create as many memories as possible” Salford community groups begin transformation of Buile Hill Mansion sensory garden
Volunteers and their families have begun work to restore the sensory garden at Salford’s Buile Hill Mansion. On Sunday, the […]
Salford Artist and Manchester Photographer collaborate to put a positive spin on local lockdown
Emma Evans, artist from Salford has teamed up with photographer Richard Kelly from Manchester, to create My Utopia, a free […]
“We’ve all been through this” – Salford autism on continuing to support people who need it
Autism is more pervasive than previously thought, a new study suggests. Research conducted by University of Cambridge and Newcastle University […]
Will Salford Children suffer from lack of funding?
A headteacher claimed that disadvantaged children will fall further behind due to the lack of funding given to students this […]
Peterloo, working in a cotton mill and selling books: 19th Century memoirs finally published after 160 years
The memoirs of a 19th century Salford-born bookseller, James Weatherley, will feature in a new book to highlight the working-class experience during […]
New In Salford
Salford Youth Zone officially opens its doors
Salford volunteer attends Buckingham Palace Garden Party for his inspirational work to improve mental health services
Salford Children’s Book Awards encourages children to get excited by reading
Salford MP likens Government to flat-earthers over refusal to compensate Waspi women
St Ann’s hospice to change name to honour inspirational founder
New In Sport
Paul Rowley believes Salford turned in best performance against Warrington
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
New in Lifestyle
Skies over Salford set to be illuminated at Barton Aerodrome this September
“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
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