Several Salford supermarkets are running schemes that allow families to feed their children cheaply this summer holidays. At Morrisons, Tesco […]
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“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” […]
“I don’t understand why they’ve put a limit on these things” – Lidl becomes the sixth supermarket to limit produce amongst shortages
Lidl has become the sixth supermarket to ration the sale of some fruit and veg because of shortages. Bad weather […]
Food prices affecting local businesses and food banks in Salford
Donations to Salford food banks have dropped significantly since before Christmas but the demand remains high, say charity workers.
Salford City FC announce cut price tickets in honour of Lowry painting
Salford City have announced that their fixtures against Northampton Town and Sutton United will be priced at £5 for adults […]
Free slow cookers on offer from new Thrifty Plates programme
A new programme called Thrifty Plates is offering Salford residents the opportunity to learn how to use a slow cooker, in a […]
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