A boss at Salford charity Salford Loaves and Fishes has welcomed a rise in the real living wage.
Cost of Living
Free and discounted meals for kids this half-term in Salford
This October half-term there are plenty of supermarkets in Salford where children can get free and/or discounted meals. Until the […]
New Salford youth centre gets go-ahead to meet increased demand
A new multi-million pound youth centre in Pendleton has secured planning permission. The youth centre, Salford Youth Zone, is set […]
Ordsall residents reject development plans: “I’m objecting big time”
Ordsall residents Jane Wood and Mike Scantlebury said there will be “huge disruptions” if development plans go ahead. There are […]
Free meals for Salford children to help parents this summer holidays
Several Salford supermarkets are running schemes that allow families to feed their children cheaply this summer holidays. At Morrisons, Tesco […]
“It’s a farce” – Salfordians want more help as Budget looms
Salfordians are calling on the Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, to use tomorrow’s Budget to cut energy bills and do more to […]
Salford’s Café Nineteen to swap fryers for hairdryers
A café on Eccles New Road said its final farewells today as it sets up to stop serving food and […]
“If you ask students and parents, Sue is their school mum”- Manager at Swinton school awarded for providing students with free breakfast
A facility manager at Co-op Academy Swinton has been awarded Support Staff of the Year award at an annual recognition […]
Little Hulton Youth Unity Easter Egg Appeal continues into its fifth year
Youth Unity is serving in the heart of the Salford community by continuing its successful annual easter egg appeal. Development […]
Council tax and rent set to rise as Salford council aims to balance budget
Council tax is set to rise by nearly 5% and rents by 7% as Salford City Council proposes “tough choices” […]
New In Salford
Economy “rigged in favour of the wealthy few” says Salford MP Rebecca Long-Bailey in plea for wealth tax
Global sustainability forum to take place in Salford this October
Lissadel Street shooting: five arrested after “targeted attack” on house
Manchester synagogue terrorist “pledged allegiance to Islamic State” during attack
Immediate repairs required to preserve iconic former Salford pub
New In Sport
Karl Robinson praises “wonderful” Salford City performance after win against Stockport County
Paul Dennett hails Salford’s involvement in “fantastic” Women’s Rugby World Cup
Salford City move closer to Vertu Trophy knockout round with emphatic win over local rivals Stockport County
Salford City set to host local rivals Stockport County in Vertu Trophy
“We were the better team” – Karl Robinson rues missed chances after Salford City lose to Grimsby
New in Lifestyle
“Its about being you” – Salford woman runs babywearing class in Monton
“Salford audiences never disappoint” – performers relish New Adelphi return as improvised musical comes to town
“I love the city and its history” – Salford pub heritage brought to life by artist’s calendar tribute
LS Lowry artworks set to sell for millions at auction and famous piece may come to Salford
Death on the Nile review: Murder, mystery and laughter on the nile
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