Over the past year, teachers have been at the forefront of the Coronavirus pandemic. From ensuring classrooms abide by social […]
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“Using theatre to thrive” – The theatre-making programme offering Salford’s children a free creative workshop
Salford theatre-making programme ‘Stage Directions’ will host a free online creative classroom this Thursday, February 11. “Theatre Thursday” will be […]
“Kids can save lives” – Free First Aid Workshop for Salford Kids
Mini First Aid Salford, Bury and Bolton will be hosting a live first aid workshop tomorrow at 11am, to both […]
“It’s for the local community to enjoy” – How a community garden in Salford is teaching children about the great outdoors
The group behind the restoration of a derelict patch of land into a thriving forest garden for children have reflected on a successful first year after waving goodbye to the final visiting group of 2020.
Mesne Lea Primary School in Walkden gets ‘lifechanging’ new playground after renovation
Mesne Lea Primary School in Walkden has had its playground renovated after an £8,000 refurbishment.
“Some Christmas cheer at this exceptionally difficult time” – Schools are getting involved in Salford charity’s ‘be kind’ campaign
Schools in Salford are getting involved with a campaign to spread kindness over the festival period. Caritas Salford’s #miracleofkindness campaign, […]
As easy as riding a bike – Covid-friendly bike lessons in Salford and Greater Manchester
A cyclist is running Covid-friendly lessons teaching children and adults how to ride a bike. Emma Rose, from Bike With […]
Salford learner drivers forced to cancel lessons and tests
Image credit: Morton Lin on Flickr https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.0/ Across Salford, thousands of learner drivers have had to halt their education as […]
“It was instilling ambition in everyone” How Salford students are breaking down barriers within the medical profession
The society GEMMS (Graduate entry Medicine Mentoring at Salford) set up by students aims to instil ambition into young people […]
“This lockdown won’t do anything” – 64.9% of people think universities should close In lockdown II
In a recent social media poll, 64.9% of people believe that universities should close during this second lockdown. Currently, universities […]
New In Salford
“We need to see a change in University system” – Salford MP speaks with students on tuition loans
Lime bike introduce new service to MediaCityUK for essential workers
“We want to challenge all the misconceptions people have about dog rescues” – Dogs4Rescue raising money to secure a more peaceful living for unwanted dogs
Salford has joined the Right to Food campaign
“Let’s try and normalise having those bad moments and those good moments” – Salford Youth Co-ordinator teams up with Hollyoaks star to create a mental health podcast
New In Sport
“It felt like something to celebrate” – 100 year anniversary shirt part of Eccles Rugby Club fundraising campaign
Salford City Papa John’s Trophy final appearance could be played in front of fans
“It’s very welcome news” – Eccles Rugby Club excited as date set for return
“How’s that!” – International trio signed by Manchester Originals as part of the Hundred Draft
“My main goal is UFC, but first I want the Cage Warriors flyweight belt” – Salford MMA fighter tells all
New in Entertainment
“What we’re starting to see is the emergence of a new art form” – The Lowry searches for artists to contribute to latest digital performance project
“My main goal is UFC, but first I want the Cage Warriors flyweight belt” – Salford MMA fighter tells all
“We can give people more of their cat’s story” – Meet the mother and daughter team helping Salford’s rescue cats
“This is about protecting and cultivating the production of culture” – The £7m Islington Mill renovation unable to begin as no contractor found
“Come and share the warmth of Salfordians”- artists create virtual reality hugs