Salford Now 15 October 2019
Salford Now newspaper October 15
Salford Now 15 October 2019
Author: Sara Hadwin
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New In Salford
Police issue six month update after a baby girl was tragically found dead in Little Hulton
New live chat service to launch in October allowing passengers to report travel concerns
MediaCity’s ‘Original Local’ to close its doors after 13 years
Free creative and relaxing events to be hosted across Salford for Carers Week
Key changes to services for Salford residents as a part of the next phase of a £147m investment to tram network
New In Sport
Swinton Lions lose 38-26 to Midlands Hurricanes
“As always they never give in” – Paul Rowley reflects on Red Devils defeat to Wigan Warriors
“I’m excited to see what we can do” – Cailey Miller joins Salford Red Devils Women on a permanent basis
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
New in Lifestyle
Lowry’s award-winning associate artists bring new work ‘Natural Behaviour’ to Salford
Immersive exploration of the history of grime heads to the Lowry this June
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
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