Salford students returned to the University of Salford started last week, but life as a student has drastically changed amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Trick or treating banned in Salford
Image Copyright: Matt Olson 2010 (CC BY-NC-SA 2.0) (https://www.flickr.com/photos/gomattolson/5141029289) The centuries-old tradition of trick or treating has been banned in […]
Alan Henning Way – road renamed in honour of former International aid worker
Bob Linsdell / CC BY (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0) A road in Salford is to be renamed Alan Henning Way in honour of […]
Swinton men caught with £40k worth of drugs jailed
Two Swinton men who were caught with drugs worth more than £40k have been jailed for over eight years. Andrew […]
Salford E-scooters begin trials
E-scooters have been given the go-ahead in Salford – and will be on the streets next month. City Mayor Paul […]
Salford-born Sir Harold Evans, legendary Sunday Times editor, dies aged 92
Image credit: David Shankbone / CC BY (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0) Former newspaper editor Sir Harold Evans, who was born in Eccles, has […]
Exciting, scary, challenging – what Salford University’s new students feel about starting university life in the middle of the Coronavirus pandemic
Thousands of young people from across the country are heading to Salford to start university amid the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic. […]
Back In Business: “It was scary” The Marble Beer Ltd’s Taproom on serving the public again
After nearly 5 months in lockdown, the public rushed to the pubs for a much-needed drink. Marble Beer Ltd’s Taproom […]
“Immense frustration” Salford leaders’ anger after Swinton train services cut by half
Northern Rail bosses have been heavily criticised after taking the decision to temporarily cut Swinton train services in half. The […]
Islington Mill gets go ahead for £7m project to help “communities resist gentrification”
Renowned arts institution Islington Mill, in collaboration with Salford City Council, has been awarded a £3.3m grant from the European […]
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Public to have say on Agecroft Chapel as historic cemetery hosts free open day
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Salford youth services urged to act fast ahead of funding deadline
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Salford City travel to struggling Shrewsbury Town in first ever league meeting
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Artist Camille Walala commissioned to transform Lowry gallery for 25th anniversary
Full cast announced as Agatha Christie’s Death On The Nile visits The Lowry this September
“It hooks you in” – Free creative psychotherapy group set to launch in Salford
The Lowry to celebrate 25th anniversary with ‘One Lowry, Many Stories’ project
The Buddy Holly story is set to rock the Lowry this September
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