A peer support organisation is to set up a regular Salford walking group in the new year. ‘Talk about it […]
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Police appeal for witnesses after serious car crash on Liverpool Street
Two car drivers were seriously injured in an accident in Pendleton yesterday. Greater Manchester Police are appealing for witnesses to […]
Salford home baker uses talent to raise money for children’s hospice
A woman living in Salford has been baking treats so that she can fundraise for Derian House Children’s Hospice. Sophie […]
“For something fun and Covid safe to enjoy”- A tiny village created in Buile Hill Park for kids
If you go down to Buile Hill Park today, or any day for that matter, you’re sure of a miniature […]
“An inspirational young leader” – Teenage volunteer honoured by Salford City Mayor
A Salford teenage volunteer has been honoured for her inspirational work helping others. Demi-Leigh Harrison, 15, was given a special recognition […]
“We’ll see family over Zoom on Christmas Day” – the older generation in Salford staying safe from Covid while waiting for vaccine
A Swinton resident is foregoing Christmas with his family due to concerns over Covid-19, saying ‘the finishing line is in […]
“The true spirit of Salford” – Christmas hampers make sure nobody goes without
A Salford nursery is putting together Christmas hampers to help families in need this weekend. Kidzrus, which has five nurseries […]
Mesne Lea Primary School in Walkden gets ‘lifechanging’ new playground after renovation
Mesne Lea Primary School in Walkden has had its playground renovated after an £8,000 refurbishment.
First phase of £2.5 bn development at The Crescent set to begin
A £2.5 billion Salford Crescent masterplan to regenerate a key area of the city includes a new Metrolink station and […]
“They could have supported us better” – Unicorn pub campaigner blasts Salford City Council in email
A campaigner behind the failed bid to save Salford’s Unicorn pub has hit out at the city council. Gary Parsons […]






















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