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Tech. Sgt. Brian, the 28th Civil Engineer Squadron noncommissioned officer in charge of power production, and Tech. Sgt. Leah Thomas, noncommissioned officer in charge of Quality Assurance, Aircrew Flight Equipment, hold hands with their son Lucas as they say grace at their home in Box Elder, S.D. The family has had some of their previous foster children visit and participate in family functions whenever they are in the area. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Nicolas Z. Erwin)

Huge boost in fees for Salford foster parents

By David King 28th March 2019 Community, News, Regional News 0 comments

Foster parents in Salford will receive a massive boost to their allowance, ending a decade long freeze on fees. Rates […]

2,500 new homes planned for Salford by 2037 in new draft plan

By Phoebe Walters 19th March 2019 News 0 comments

2,500 homes are to be built in Salford following a draft local plan whereby local residents can have their say on the future of Salford.

Salford City Council, Swinton, Gtr Manchester, England. CC BY 3.0, image credit: Bob Linsdell

Salford Labour councillor explains resignation amidst ‘bullying’ claims

By Lucy Webber 5th March 2019 Breaking News, News 0 comments

Councillor Paul Wilson says his resignation from the Labour Party was down to a number of factors, including ‘bullying’ within the local group.

A petition to Kick IGas fracking in Chat Moss

By Piotr Mielczarek 12th February 2019 Environment, Regional News 0 comments

Labour candidate for Salford City Council has started a petition against IGas to stop Coal Bed Methane extraction in Chat Moss.

Council wants public’s views on budget cuts

By Jack Adcock 2nd January 2019 News, Politics 0 comments

Salford Council are looking for comments from the public on what matters most to them, following news of the latest cuts to the councils budget for 2019/20.

‘Fly-tipping amnesty would help problem in Salford’

By Jack Adcock 18th December 2018 News 1 comment

Green Party candidate Wendy Olsen believes that an amnesty should be held for businesses to dispose of waste properly to help solve Salford’s fly tipping problem.

£14 million hope to build Affordable Housing in Salford

By Harriet Wallace 5th December 2018 Community, News 0 comments

Salford City Council is wishing to pull off a Christmas miracle this year, by hoping to build council homes once […]

‘Educating Greater Manchester’ School ‘failing its pupils’

By Jack Adcock 27th November 2018 Education, News 0 comments

Harrop Fold School as seen on the Channel 4 show ‘Educating Greater Manchester’ has been put into special measures by Ofsted after being found inadequate in all areas.