The stories of a post-First World War world were brought to life last night in the Imperial War Museum on Salford Quays. The Mercury Prize nominated band, Field Music, played songs inspired by a graphic record of the final days of the war.
Author: Roisin Crewe
European Commission offer Brexit information evening in Salford
EU nationals living in Manchester met in Salford for a meeting organised by the European Commission about their rights post-brexit.
Salford-based band’s newest single tells a story like no other
After making waves on BBC introducing earlier this year, Salford’s Masa Diora hope to take listeners out of this world […]
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