Herbert Vaughan anniversary – A look at the life and career of Salford’s youngest Bishop who went on to become Archbishop and being recognised by the Vatican itself

By Archie Richards 8th October 2021 Chapel Street, Community, History 1 comment

This passing week marked the 149th anniversary of Cardinal Hebert Vaughan being appointed as Salford’s Bishop, a role he served […]

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Review: A night of live music with Trolley Productions at the Old Pint Pot

By Archie Richards 4th October 2021 Chapel Street, Culture, Music, Reviews 0 comments

A diverse cast of musicians came together last Thursday for a celebration of independent talent hosted by Salford-based label Trolley Productions […]

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“It feels like you get scammed into buying an apartment and told whatever happens, you have to deal with it” – ALTO residents are disappointed with the development plans for the Audacious Church

By Olivia Molden-Williams 8th June 2021 Chapel Street, News 0 comments

Plans for an expansion of the Audacious Church, off of Trinity Way has left local residents disappointed. The plans are […]

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Salford Cathedral starts new children’s choir

By James Crabtree 18th May 2021 Chapel Street, Music, News 0 comments

More young singers are wanted to join Salford Cathedral’s new children’s choir which makes its debut this weekend. Alex Patterson, the […]

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“It’s open to everybody and there is something in there for everyone” – Non-profit Salford food market selling local produce in aid of community

By Lauren Whitehead 20th April 2021 Chapel Street, Community, News 0 comments

A non-profit food market has opened its doors in Salford’s The Angel Centre to help feed local families. The Food […]

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Six months of Chapel Street roadworks due to start in April

By Matthew Lanceley 31st March 2021 Chapel Street, News, Transport 0 comments

Major work to three Salford roads will start from Monday, April 12 and will last approximately six months. Salford City […]

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“We’re still alive, the tsunami hasn’t taken us under yet” – Vero Moderno set to reopen in May

By JamesMcGregor 16th March 2021 Business, Chapel Street, News 0 comments

Salford Italian restaurant Vero Moderno is set to reopen on the 17th of May. The Owner/Manager, Beppe, has hinted that […]

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“We’re exhausted” – King’s Arms landlady responds to Government roadmap out of lockdown

By LewisRobinson 23rd February 2021 Chapel Street, News 0 comments

A landlady of a Salford pub has reacted to the roadmap out of lockdown set by Boris Johnson yesterday. Lisa […]

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First phase of £2.5 bn development at The Crescent set to begin

By Elizabeth Fagan 16th December 2020 Chapel Street, News, Retail & Business 0 comments

A £2.5 billion Salford Crescent masterplan to regenerate a key area of the city includes a new Metrolink station and […]

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“Faith can move mountains” – How a Salford church are keeping the faith by bringing the community together during Coronavirus

By Archie Richards 3rd December 2020 Chapel Street, Community, Features, Interviews 1 comment

Greater Manchester is an accepting place – regardless of race or religion, you’re welcome here.  Breaking it down, we find […]

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