A book, titled Mr Alzheimers, has been released into five schools in Salford to teach children about alzheimer’s and dementia.
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The sky is the limit for Broughton MMA fighter
Adam Walsh, a 23-year-old mixed martial arts fighter from Broughton, is preparing for his professional debut on June 8th at the Bowlers exhibition centre in Manchester.
Sounds From The Other City returned to Salford for Quindecennial
This May Bank Holiday weekend saw the return of Salford’s Sounds From The Other City for its 15th anniversary. Regent […]
Salford Shopping Centre launch an appeal for a new charity partner
Salford Shopping Centre wants the people of Salford to start thinking about a local charity. The chosen charity will benefit from fundraising and support from Salford Shopping Centre over a 10 month period
“Storytelling allows them to hold on to childhood for longer.”- Salford responds to National Share-a-Story Month
This May brings National Share-a-Story Month back to life, celebrating the power of storytelling to help fulfill the Federation of Children’s Book Groups’ (FCBG) core aim of bringing children and stories together, and here’s Salford’s thoughts on it.
Minds in the Museum Yoga returning to Salford Gallery
Salford Community Leisure is bringing back their mindfulness yoga sessions to Salford Museum and Art Gallery.
Our First Lowry – free and discounted theatre tickets for Salford Families
The Lowry is now offering free and discounted theatre tickets for families who live in Salford with children under the age of 5.
“Using theatre as a way of amplifying voices” – Salford play about young carers starts national tour
Salford Carers Centre and The Lowry Theatre are teaming together for national tour, ‘Who Cares’ to highlight the lives of young carers.
“I lost my identity” – Kings Church to help Salford fathers and male community
A playgroup for dads, grandads and male carers to bring their children to, has been launched at Kings Church with the aim to create a relaxed social environment for men throughout Salford.
Lane blockages confirmed – but no road closures during Salford May Day Parade
Roads in Salford are expected to remain open during the city’s May Day Parade celebrations this Saturday. Organisers say that […]
New In Salford
Mr Alzheimer’s helping Salford school children understand dementia
Students design part of Salford’s £30 million Bridgewater Garden project
“This is not dignifying for anyone” – vicar bemoans lack of wheelchair accessibility at Monton church
Man jailed over racist graffiti in Salford
“I wish to create something beautiful” – Salford graduate combatting hair loss
New In Sport
CRICKET: Lancashire’s Maxwell eyes up Ashes spot
CRICKET: Lancashire seal victory over Worcestershire to go top of Division Two
CRICKET: Lancashire on top after day two against Worcestershire
RUGBY UNION: Sale Sharks sign Newcastle full-back Simon Hammersley
CRICKET: Lancashire’s Buttler in England’s World Cup squad
New in Entertainment
Sounds From The Other City returned to Salford for Quindecennial
PREVIEW: Reclaim community event – “It’s about getting young people to invest in their community”
Our First Lowry – free and discounted theatre tickets for Salford Families
“Using theatre as a way of amplifying voices” – Salford play about young carers starts national tour
Salford tapas bar to become a regular venue for Flamenco community group