Salford audiences are set to be entertained by the critically acclaimed production, The Merchant of Venice 1936 with Tracy-Ann Oberman […]
Author: Kayla Kerridge
Celebrations of LGBTQ+ history across Salford this month
February marks LGBTQ+ History month, an annual month-long observance of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer history that is being […]
Boothstown restaurant returns to a surprise sell out weekend from word of mouth advertising
A Boothstown restaurant that closed its doors last year, has reopened with a sold out weekend from word of mouth […]
Shortlist announced for the annual Salford Children’s Book Award
A shortlist has been announced for the annual children’s book award in Salford, which encourages young people to enjoy reading. […]
“Together we’ve kept the light shining!” – Salford Lads Club hits its fundraiser target and secures its future
The iconic Salford Lads Club have surpassed their fundraising goal of £250,000 to keep their lights on for future generations. […]
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“Every single bit of it has been a complete joy” – Tracy-Ann Oberman stars in The Merchant of Venice 1936 at the Lowry
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