75-year-old charity workers are appealing to the Manchester community for help in providing disadvantaged children in Uganda with an education.
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Enjoy a MADchester night out in Worsley this Saturday in aid of Georgia’s Children of the World
Worsley Golf Club will be holding the MADCHESTER charity night this Saturday March 3rd to raise money for Georgia’s Children of the […]
Revealed: How Salford schools rank in the latest school league tables
With the release of the annual school league tables on Friday, it can be revealed which are the top-performing schools […]
University of Salford hosts 60th anniversary of the Acoustics Centre
From creating almost silent car engines and soft closing doors to learning how humans hear, the University of Salford’s Acoustic […]
Manchester Charity fundraising to extend education program for refugees
MANCHESTER based charity, Cornerstone, is organising a fundraising to build a new classroom to help refugees enter university, Cornerstone is […]
‘Teens should receive lessons on reputation management’ says the Digital Child Report
Digital Childhood is a new report from a group of academics led by Dr. Rudkin, Child Clinical Psychologist at University […]
Travelling improves employability, Salford youth agrees
TRAVELLING makes young people more likely to develop valuable workplace skills, Salford citizens agree. Local surveys show that young people […]
Greater Manchester schools: in an education crisis?
THE debate over more investment in Greater Manchester schools has rose again after thousands were denied places to their preferred […]
Is there a north-south divide in secondary education?
The “north-south divide” is often a phrase more commonly used to describe the cultural and economic divide between the south […]
Students at Holmes Chapel school launch gender equality campaign
A group of sixth-form students at Holmes Chapel Comprehensive School in Cheshire have launched a campaign to raise awareness of […]
New In Salford
Salford becomes first UK University to earn prestigious employer-led accreditation
“Brookhouse is more beautiful than ever” – Salford Councillors back community project
Affordable housing still a “priority” for Salford council despite dropped plans
Homeless charity founder shares “unforgettable day” after winning Rugby World Cup tickets
Dangerous concrete prone to sudden failure to be removed from Salford Royal Hospital
New In Sport
New signing Udoh haunts former club with brace as Salford beat Shrewsbury
Salford City travel to struggling Shrewsbury Town in first ever league meeting
Homeless charity founder shares “unforgettable day” after winning Rugby World Cup tickets
Salford City debutant Daniel Udoh lauds “brilliant” team performance after Tranmere win
Salford 17-year-old powerlifts her way to her second World Champion title
New in Lifestyle
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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