Sarah Whitehead, director of local community company ‘Community Pride’, will find out if she is Salford’s Citizen of the Year tonight.
Tag: mentalhealth
Salford businesses pledge to take part in Autism Hour
Last week from 6th October to 13th October, the National Autistic Society estimated that over 10,000 shops and business in […]
Script writer’s plea to raise £400 in six days for Salford play
OCT.O.PUS, a Salford play about working class struggles only have six days to raise £1000 for the show to go […]
Reach Out Campaign battle high suicide rates in Salford
Mental health campaigner, from the Reach Out Campaign, has called for patients in a primary care setting to be asked […]
Man Web offer a new approach to men’s health in Salford
WITH men’s mental health still being widely stigmatised, Langworthy Cornerstone hope to end this by bringing the men of Salford […]
Salford University comedy society ends ‘Movember’ with a bang
NEXT Tuesday, December 5th, Salford University’s New Adelphi studio theatre will host a night of spontaneous laughs and unpredictable giggles, […]
New In Salford
Salford charity hosts Halloween Fear Fair to support men’s mental health
Finding peace on the path: How Moors to Mountains is inspiring Salford to get walking
New app feature lets Salford bus and tram passengers report crime to police
Salford charities partner to feed families over half-term
Salford’s new women’s support group provides “support and a shoulder to cry on”
New In Sport
Salford Red Devils owners break silence with fresh funding claims
Winding-up petition reprieve not in “best interests” of Salford Red Devils fans say Dennett and Burnham
Salford Red Devils winding up petition adjourned for third time
Salford City keeper Matty Young named in League Two team of the week
“It’s a dangerous sport” – Eye-gouging ends Salford-born heavyweight world champion’s title fight
New in Lifestyle
Salford charity hosts Halloween Fear Fair to support men’s mental health
Opera North brings Puccini classic and family-friendly shows to The Lowry this November
More than 18,000 Salford residents get moving as Beat the Street enters final week
Working Class Movement library prepares to host annual ‘Radical Readings’ fundraiser
Langworthy Cornerstone hosting vibrant Black History Month Celebration
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