A former addict has returned to the rehab centre which supported him to help other people on the road to […]
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Will Salford’s Hackney black cabs become a thing of the past?
It is no secret that taxi services as such as Bolt and Uber have increased in popularity, but what affect […]
“It feels like all the money we’ve saved has been for nothing”- First-time house buyers in Salford fear being frozen out of market following mini-budget
Prospective home-owner in Salford fear they won’t be eligible for a mortgage, following a decline in the number of mortgage […]
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Salford’s children’s services recognised as the most family-friendly in the North West
Five-year strategy to improve housing in the city approved
Salford community group building confidence and offering activities for retired residents
“I think of him every day” – Suicide prevention charity introduces new support workshops in Salford
Community spirit of Walkden to be celebrated in ‘Grand Explosion of Bloom’ event
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Salford Red Devils to host Wigan Warriors as they continue search for a win
Lionesses suffer their first defeat of the season to the Broncos
Salford Red Devils travel to Wakefield hoping to secure a win
Swinton Lionesses look to continue winning momentum
MediaCity hosted the eChampions League esports tournament
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Matthew Bourne’s award-winning The Midnight Bell heads to the Lowry
“These little hats really do make a huge difference”: Salford knitters needed for fun charity challenge
Peggy Seeger to perform at the Lowry for her last ever concert tour
An evening with Dr John Cooper Clarke to be hosted at Salford Lads Club
Award-winning musical to start landmark world tour in Salford
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