Shoppers are being offered use of six pay-and-display car parks for free on Saturdays throughout December. The move comes as […]
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An Inspector Calls returns to The Lowry next January
A multi-award winning stage production of JB Priestley’s classic thriller, An Inspector Calls, is returning to The Lowry next January. […]
Enjoyable employment and good homes found to be priorities for Salford young people
Feedback from a new project group has found that enjoyable employment and good housing are key priorities for young people […]
University and postal strikes supported by Salford MP Rebecca Long-Bailey
Salford and Eccles MP, Rebecca Long-Bailey, is set to join university and postal workers striking throughout the region today. This […]
Salford Sporting Centre closed after supposed “serious incident” involving contractors working at height
A Salford Sporting Centre has had to remain closed after a supposed “serious incident” involving a contractor working at height. […]
Engels Week celebrations at Working Class Movement Library
The Working Class Movement Library (WCML) have set up a range of activities to celebrate Engels Week. The week will […]
Salford man to complete 24hr treadmill challenge after Dad becomes paralysed in freak accident
A man from Salford is set to endure a 24hr treadmill run to raise money for a charity which supported […]
UKRLAND: Stories from Ukraine returns to The Lowry
A one-woman performance featuring eight documentary stories written by Ukrainians impacted by the ongoing war is set to come to […]
A new play questioning what is ‘normal’ for mental health comes to Salford
A powerful new play which asks what is ‘normal’ with mental health is coming to Salford’s New Adelphi Theatre. ‘The […]
Male victims of domestic abuse urged to seek help ahead of International Men’s Day
Salford-based male victims of domestic abuse are being urged to reach out ahead of International Men’s Day (19th November). The […]
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