Image credit: Brett Davies photographed by Owen Peters Skateboard sales have ramped up in Salford as people beat the lockdown boredom. […]
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“I can’t experience what a lot of able-bodied people can” – footpath barriers making Salford spaces inaccessible
Barriers across footpaths are preventing vulnerable groups being able to use many public spaces, according to a wheelchair user campaigning […]
“The impact has been huge. We couldn’t ignore it”- Salford CCG funds theatre charity revamp performance to tackle Covid-19
The theatre charity, Odd Arts UK, is putting on an interactive theatre performance for Salford schools using professional actors to […]
‘We do really get a great feeling from doing it’ – Swinton Morrisons gives away 30 meals a day during half-term
Swinton Morrisons say they are giving free packed lunches to families in poverty in Salford because so many people are […]
“I just want to spread that bit of happiness” – Halloween from home: Spooky stone hunt in Salford
With trick or treating banned because of COVID-19, a mum of two from Broughton has created a treasure hunt for the half-term festivities.
New In Salford
Salford student organises event to fight “aggravating” litter problem
Funding plans unveiled to support Salford residents with the cost-of-living
Major development work on Chapel Street and New Bailey to begin after Easter
17-year-old Salford musician releases song to help those battling addiction
“There are exciting times ahead for Eccles” – Redevelopment of Eccles town centre gathers pace
New In Sport
Brand-new Judo academy opened in Irlam and Cadishead by a Paralympic Bronze medalist
“Empower better lives through Rugby League” – Salford Red Devils Foundation announces rebrand as a part of a three-year strategy
Salford City stage Barrow comeback to earn crucial point
Swinton Lions stage dramatic comeback to sink the Vikings
Salford City hope to continue winning form as they travel to Barrow
New in Entertainment
Alexandra Burke to star in the musical comedy The Addams Family at the Lowry
Salford residents to receive 500 free tickets for very special comedy night at the Lowry
Greek myths in modern-day Salford to be performed by young people from the city
“It’s important for students to have theatres and for them to be accessible” – World Theatre Day is being celebrated in Salford
The Vape Debate – the survey tackling under-aged vaping in Salford
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