Tag: Salford

Sophie, Alicja and their housemate 
Photo used with permission from Sophie Stansfield

“I feel like dyslexia isn’t talked about enough” – Salford student raises more than £200 for British Dyslexia Association

A University of Salford student completed half a marathon over the weekend to raise money for a charity close to […]

New festive Worsley Market to hit Salford this December

New festive Worsley Market to hit Salford this December

© Copyright David Dixon and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/ No changes made The 2021 debut of Salford’s Worsley Christmas Market […]

Left image: Jacob Teagle. Right image: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/

“Why are we not talking about ways to stop men being violent towards women?” – Women and girls commission to launch in Salford

Left image: Jacob Teagle. Right image: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/ Action on key issues facing women and girls in Salford will be the […]

50 km walk celebrating the 50th anniversary of St Ann's Hospice 
Photography - Nick Harrison

“We have been very overwhelmed by all the support for our charity” – St Ann’s Hospice Salford celebrates 50th birthday

Georgia Clarke · St Ann’s Hospice Celebrating your 50th birthday is an exciting time. St Ann’s hospice, which has a […]

"It’s about trying to find ways that really matter and make a difference to people" - LifeChurch Eccles launch Christmas Angels appeal

“It’s about trying to find ways that really matter and make a difference to people” – LifeChurch Eccles launch Christmas Angels appeal

LifeChurch Eccles have introduced a Christmas Angels scheme to help people within the Salford community this Christmas. Derek Hughes, member […]

“A lot of parents are scared stiff of social services and the local authorities”- Social worker says attitudes to child discipline are changing in Salford's BME communities

“A lot of parents are scared stiff of social services and the local authorities”- Social worker says attitudes to child discipline are changing in Salford’s BME communities

Attitudes concerning parenting within the Afro-Caribbean community are changing, according to a social worker who teaches parental skills to families […]

Christine Sherburne, Salford speaker at the Festival of Discovery

“There are thousands of amazing people doing their bit to protect the planet” – Salford residents take to the stage at Eden’s Festival of Discovery

Two Salford women are speaking up to raise awareness of the challenges facing our planet at a virtual community festival […]