A mother from Salford has spoken out about feeling ‘incredibly guilty’ that her daughter doesn’t have a sibling due to infertility – especially as the Christmas holidays get underway.
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“We want to give new life to broken things” How a Repair Café in Boothstown is promoting sustainability
The village of Boothstown is host to just one of many Repair Cafés across the UK, an international movement encouraging […]
Adelphi Lads Club at risk of demolition
Current planning applications from Salford City Council shows the proposal to knock down the Adelphi Lads Club and build 32 […]
Teenager given bravery award by GMP for knife tackle
A teenager has been presented with Greater Manchester Police’s District Superintendent’s Award for Bravery for prizing a 12-inch blade off […]
“These people would give anything to be back with their families” Salford Christian Brother calls on support for asylum seekers
A brother from a Salford parish has pleaded for an increase in support for Asylum Seekers, in commemoration for the anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Salford restaurants get on board with eco-friendly food delivery app
Food waste fighting app ‘Too Good To Go’ has announced that it has saved one million meals in the UK since 2016 with Salford restaurants getting involved.
“Salford is the cornerstone of our business” Meet the milkmen with a sustainable mission
A Salford-based family business delivers traditional glass bottles of milk in an effort to cut down the amount of plastic […]
Ecobricks are creative way to reduce litter, says campaigner
Anti-litter campaigner Danielle Wright is calling on Salford recyclers to make ‘ecobricks’ as a creative way to reduce plastic waste ending […]
“It is a concern for us” Debt is on the rise
Household debt around the UK is on the rise and is causing concern in Salford. According to The Office for […]
“It’s like playing Rodger Federer on centre court.” 71-year-old Salford man raises more than £3,000 in Hawaii triathlon
Salford man John Heaney recently competed in the grueling 140-mile triathlon in Hawaii whilst also raising money for Guide Dogs UK.
New In Salford
Salford’s £1 billion visitor economy boom
“Weaste has never had a proper Pride before” – First ever Weaste Pride event to take place this July
Residents asked to nominate Salford’s local historic buildings, places, and spaces
Salford’s first electric bin wagon hits the road
Three Salford men who kept books detailing decade-long drug racket jailed for 40 years
New In Sport
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
Salford Red Devils beaten 6-38 against Hull FC
Salford Red Devils secure a second two-week loan deal
New in Lifestyle
‘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
New touring show of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz heads to Ordsall Hall
Review: Electric open-mic poetry night ‘brimming with writers’ debuts in Eccles
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