Salford residents have been discussing their fears and reminiscing on what they have overcome on National Face Your Fear Day. […]
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New vegan dessert spot opens in Salford
A new vegan-friendly dessert shop has opened in Irlam. Small business owner Fama Ulhaq has expanded the Range Desserts franchise […]
Salford Art Gallery’s online exhibition is coming to a close
The Open [2] exhibition, which is made by local Salford artists, closes on the 31st October.
“I wanted it to be for all the family” – Salford families march for World Mental Health Day
Families gathered in Salford’s Buile Hill Park to join a walk to promote mental health. Visit From The Stork CIC, […]
“The whole system is broken”: Salford Soul Sisters on lack of police rape units
A Salford charity says the criminal justice system that deals with sexual violence towards women needs a complete overhaul. Nicola […]
“I am spending a lot more than I used to” – Salford residents react to rising food prices
Salford residents have noticed an increase in their weekly shopping bill due to rising food prices. The boss of Kraft […]
“The only local one closed down years ago” – Walkden’s only record store opens at Walkden Town Centre
The owner of Walkden’s only record store says it will cater for local tastes and recommendations. Sticky Black Tarmac, launched […]
“There’s an awful lot of passion….the volunteers are like an extended family” – Salford City Radio celebrates its 14th anniversary on air
Last week, Salford City Radio celebrated its 14th year as Salford’s beloved community radio station. The radio posted on social […]
“The park has an easy to walk on terrain, play area, a variety of wildlife and fairy-tale sculptures throughout” – What’s on at this year’s October Walking Festival
Organised walks are on offer to tempt Salford people out into the city’s country parks during October. Salford Ranger Team […]
“The government haven’t acted enough” – TV’s George Clarke on ‘nuts’ response to cladding crisis
Television presenter George Clarke and Mayor of Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham, have said that the government has not done enough […]
New In Salford
Salford Christmas markets ‘vital for survival’ as small businesses face rising costs
Police issue appeal after man subjected to racial abuse in Salford
Police called to Salford Quays after body discovered in water
Graduate at Salford University overcomes severe illness to secure a distinction and ITV role
Man charged with assisting synagogue attacker
New In Sport
Salford UFC fighter Tom Aspinall diagnosed with rare eye condition
Salford City host Leyton Orient in the second round of the FA Cup
Three Salford swimmers selected for England
“We want to raise the profile of Salford City” – Karl Robinson looks forward to Salford City’s FA Cup tie against Leyton Orient
“We can rise again” – former Salford Red Devils winger behind consortium bidding to save club
New in Lifestyle
Grit Studios opens its doors to Salford grafters and crafters
Lightwaves Festival illuminates Media City as Salfordians brave the cold
Salford band String Infusion set to return to Eccles Library for Christmas concert
Salford Working Class Library joins forces with General Strike 100
Cadishead theatre group brings back ‘sparkling’ Christmas Revue for a second year
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