Author: Phoebe Hughes

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Community cafe hosting “Sanitized Santa” in this years Christmas grotto

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Walkden community cafe, Hug in a Mug, will still host their socially distanced Santa’s Grotto despite Salford going back into […]

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16-year-old Salford youth councillor sets up charity to support home schooling

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Eccles charity, The Home Education Opportunities Group, are providing support to families that are home-educating over lockdown. The group, who […]

Staff stand outside Salford Royal Hospital in Manchester during a minute's silence to pay tribute to the NHS staff and key workers who have died during the coronavirus outbreak. Image Credits - PA Images/Peter Byrne

SALFORD NOW LIVE BLOG 19th October – news, sport, weather and more from around Salford

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Welcome to Salford Now’s live blog! Phoebe Hughes is writing the blog today and will be updating you throughout the day on news across Salford.

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Salford Baby Bank supports at risk new families during COVID-19 pandemic

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Vulnerable families facing added stress during the Covid-19 pandemic are being given an extra helping hand by a Salford charity. […]

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“We want to get them homes as soon as possible” How you can help the RSPCA Manchester and Salford in unprecedented times

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The RSPCA Manchester and Salford branch is closed for adoptions due to the COVID-19 outbreak but wants to remind everyone […]

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Salford University gets the go ahead for new science block

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Planning consent has been granted for Salford University’s £50 million School of Science, Engineering and Environment block on Peel Park […]

Salford Survivors Project annual Christmas fundraiser underway

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Local charity Salford Survivors Project’s annual Christmas fundraiser has been launched supporting 20 families affected by domestic abuse through the […]