Urban development is a double-edged sword. In Salford, it has brought growth and opportunity but also sparked difficult questions about […]
Author: Max Lonsdale-Smith
Salford pub The Star Inn celebrates 15th anniversary
Community owned Salford pub, The Star Inn, is celebrating 15 years as a beacon of social enterprise. The pub was […]
“Warm, positive atmosphere” – Salford Choral Society to perform Messiah at Cosmo Hall
An independent Salford society are set to perform at the University of Manchester’s Cosmo Rodewald Hall this year. The Salford […]
Salford Mayor critical of new “unrealistic” housing target increases
Salford Mayor Paul Dennett says new government housing targets from deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner are unrealistic. The new plans […]
Andy Burnham has confirmed bus fare cap will remain at £2 in 2025
Mayor for Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham has confirmed that bus fares under the Bee Network will continue to cost £2 […]
Salford debt management company fined £30,000 for spamming
A Salford Quays company has been fined £30,000 for sending 120,000 spam text messages to cash-strapped victims. The debt management […]
Salford recycling rules change to allow more plastics to be recycled at home
Residents in Salford can now recycle household plastics like pots, tubs and trays in their mixed recycling bin, as indoor […]
Salford Mayor urges residents to claim pension credit as £8.6m remains unclaimed
Over 3,700 eligible residents are being encouraged to claim pension credits to support their bills this winter with many set […]
Salford Meadows Bridge could still happen more than a decade on
A long-awaited Meadows Bridge could be built as part of Salford Crescent’s ambitious 20-year regeneration project. In 2013 there was […]
Walkden food parcel champions fight stigma against asking for help
A Walkden group helping families in need is running an evening food club to provide parcels of goods for £2 […]
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