WHEN Charlotte Lee trained to become a dementia friend she had little idea how much the process would benefit her. […]
Author: Kerry Cabbin
Subwoofah Studios makes Salford its new home
SUBWOOFAH studios, the electronic music record label and music events company, who have been running since 2011 and boosted a […]
Iberica Manchester’s new Spring menu delights
IBERICA in Spinningfields is a beautiful Spanish restaurant, with an amazing bar and two outdoor terraces. Quays News writer Kerry Cabbin tries […]
Maternity pay for UK mothers among worst in Europe, says TUC
A Greater Manchester mother-of-four has welcomed a TUC campaign to highlight poor maternity pay. The TUC has ranked UK statutory maternity […]
Smoking age could be raised to 21 to protect teens
CAMPAIGNERS say raising the smoking age from 18 to 21 would see a quarter fewer smokers and urged policymakers to […]
Cancer survivor embarks on dash to top of Manchester’s Beetham Tower to raise funds for Christie’s
A MANCHESTER father who survived testicular cancer will take part in the Christie Tower Run this weekend to help fund […]
Manchester Airport Set to Create 1000 Jobs
MORE than 1,000 jobs are being created at Manchester Airport as it prepares for its busiest ever summer. Potential employees across […]
New funding announced by Sport England will see a boost in funds for British Basketball and Basketball England.
Basketball is one of the largest team sports played in England, and Basketball England is set to receive funds to help […]
New In Salford
Salford’s first ‘Living Library’ telling real stories from the community
Clifton Hall Mining Disaster remembered 140 years on with a memorial service
Salford Youth Zone secure new patron donor ahead of grand opening
Cadishead animal rescue centre receives £600 donation boost
Development chefs programme promoting school meals launched in Salford
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Clifton Hall Mining Disaster remembered 140 years on with a memorial service
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World premiere adaptation of best-selling book ‘A Squash and a Squeeze’ heads to the Lowry
Raw, relatable, and resonant: original play coming to Salford this summer
“From the ecstasy of victory to the weight of national expectation” – Dear England hits the back of the net
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