Salford Men’s Mental Health Commission announced an £18,000 grant for local men’s health charities. The funding, announced on World Mental […]
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Local café offering variety of affordable vegan and vegetarian food options in Salford
A café located within The Empty Space, a local community venue and theatre based in Salford, is offering affordable vegan […]
Disability forum to be held to raise awareness for families in Salford
An event is set to be held in Salford to help ensure that people with disabilities in Salford can live […]
Immersive historical exhibition to be hosted at the Salford Museum and Art Gallery
Residents in Salford will be able to experience an immersive historical exhibition that will explore the city in the 19th […]
Salford council taxpayers face rise of nearly five per cent in new proposed budget
Salford council taxpayers are facing a rise of nearly five per cent in the proposed budget for the next financial […]
Free online mindfulness course for Salford residents
Online mindfulness courses are being provided for residents in Salford who are not in paid employment and suffer from, pain, […]
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