COULD one of the most haunted places in Manchester be right on your doorstep? Ordsall Hall in Salford dates back to 1360 and is one of the oldest buildings in the area; it’s also reportedly home to a few friendly spirits…
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Thousands of fish have been reintroduced to the River Irwell
TODAY the Environment Agency have released 8000 fish into the Greater Manchester river following a decline in numbers. The decline […]
Festive revellers urged to stay safe around city’s waterways
FESTIVE party-goers in Manchester are being warned of the risk of drowning around the city’s waterways this holiday season. ‘Don’t […]
Family targeted in suspected arson attack in Walkden had been living under threat
A FAMILY targeted in a suspected arson attack in Walkden which killed three children had been living under threat, sources […]
Student launches petition for disabled access on public transport
A COLLEGE student from Swinton has started a petition to ensure that all northern rail train stations have disabled access. […]
Award-winning Lupo Caffè Italiano reopens in Salford following eviction
Exciting news for Salford as its award-winning coffee shop Lupo Caffè Italiano has opened its doors at new premises following […]
Eccles residents mark Human Rights Day with candlelight vigil
THE local community gathered at Eccles Cross on December 9th ahead of Human Rights Day to show their support. Human […]
University of Salford student lands a role in pilot ‘Smoked’
THIRD year Salford University student Robert Cummins-White has landed a role in the pilot for the new Television comedy series […]
Manchester’s Whitworth gallery holds South Asian Exhibition
CULTURE, history and amazing art – the Whitworth art gallery in Manchester mark 70 years of South Asia’s independence with […]
Calls grow for preservation of Greater Manchester’s mills
Following a report by Historic England into the demolition of mills in Greater Manchester, more are calling for Mill buildings […]
New In Salford
New scheme calls on Salford employers to help tackle youth unemployment
Salford building wins award for sustainable office design
Worsley ball to raise cash for charities helping children ‘going through the hardest times’
Cost of living support extended over winter for Salfordians
New programme for Salford children launched to “keep them safe and make good choices.”
New In Sport
Salford Red Devils Head Coach Paul Rowley favourite to take over at St Helens
Fans hail ‘true identity’ as Salford City FC goes back to orange kit for 2026/27
Salford City fans hoisted 40m in air to beat “outdated” alcohol ban
“As a collective we have to do better” – Karl Robinson left frustrated by individual mistakes after third league defeat in a row
Salford runner credits Worsley parkrun as “the last puzzle piece” in his mental health recovery
New in Lifestyle
Olivier award-nominated The Smeds and the Smoos comes to the Lowry theatre this October
Construction firm wins architecture award for Little Hulton development
Salford celebrates mining activist Anne Scargill at the Working Class Movement Library
Black Sabbath – The Ballet Review: A unique yet powerful way of exploring the legacy of Black Sabbath
“It’s about being you” – Salford woman runs babywearing class in Monton
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