Author: Edward Hayton

Shaun Ryder pays tribute to Gary "Mani" Mounfield

Happy Mondays star Shaun Ryder leaves touching tribute to The Stone Roses bassist Gary ‘Mani’ Mounfield

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Happy Mondays frontman Shaun Ryder has paid tribute to The Stone Roses bassist Gary ‘Mani’ Mounfield after his death at […]

"A welcome outcome, but not the final one" - Salford MP hails decision to pause green belt housing plan

“A welcome outcome, but not the final one” – Salford MP hails decision to pause green belt housing plan

By Boothstown, Eccles, News, Politics, Worsley 0 comments

The MP for Worsley and Eccles has praised the decision to pause plans to rip up a stretch of Salford […]

Salford Council rolls out scheme to exempt terminally ill people from council tax.

Salford Council scraps council tax for terminally ill people with launch of new scheme

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Salford City Council has confirmed its plans to provide council tax support to residents diagnosed with a terminal illness. The […]

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Salford councillors reject plans for Broughton Park parish council

By Broughton, News, Politics 0 comments

Salford councillors have unanimously rejected plans to establish a parish council in the Broughton Park area. The proposals, which would […]

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Blue Badge crackdown sparks 120 probes including man caught using dead mother’s permit

By Crime, News, Transport 0 comments

Salford City Council has opened more than 120 investigations since a Blue Badge crackdown – and prosecuted a man for […]

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Worsley school celebrates solar panel funding in £100m green energy drive

By Business, Little Hulton, Politics, Swinton, Worsley 0 comments

A headteacher in Worsley says she is delighted after finding out her school will have solar panels installed as part […]

New acoustic centre to be built at Salford University.

Work begins on £24m acoustics building at Salford University

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Building work has started on a new £24 million acoustics research, testing and teaching facility at the University of Salford. […]

The Lowry Theatre are part of NYT's Assemble scheme.

Salford’s Lowry Theatre joins £2.3m scheme supporting disabled young creatives

By Business, News, Theatre 0 comments

A £2.3 million funding injection will see young disabled and neurodivergent people undergo practical work experience at The Lowry Theatre. […]

Work has begun on a Swinton basketball court.

Work begins on “fantastic” new basketball court in Swinton

By Basketball, Sport, Swinton, Wellbeing 0 comments

A new basketball court is being built in a Swinton park. Old tennis courts in Victoria Park, on Swinton Hall […]

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