Salford distillery launch new rum in memory of the Salford dockers

By Katherine Stephenson 8th November 2023 Community, Culture, Food & Drink, History 0 comments

A Salford distillery has recently launched its limited edition Rum & Black which celebrates the “iconic drink of the Salford […]

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Salford’s historic blue cranes forever demolished 10 years ago today

By Katherine Stephenson 26th October 2023 Community, Culture, History, News 0 comments

10 years ago today (October 26 2013) the historic Cargo Cranes in Salford Quays were dismantled.  The Salford City Council […]

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Review: Salford Docker

By Imogen Holland 11th July 2019 Culture, Reviews, Theatre 1 comment

Sarah Weston’s The Salford Docker explored the the Salford Docks in the 1950s to 1970s with an excellent performance from Salford Community Theatre.

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Preview: Salford Docker

By Imogen Holland 4th July 2019 Culture 0 comments

Following the success on Love on the Dole in 2016, Salford Community Theatre is performing a play about the history of the Salford Docks.

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