A Salford artist is working to celebrate the city, leading local councillors to praise her efforts. Chelsea Entwistle, 31, began […]
Interviews
Kickstart: Free winter sessions for children of Salford
Kickstart are one of the several organisations and community groups in Salford that are taking part in the free […]
Salford creative arts company to launch nationwide bilingual English x British Sign Language play
Stan poster and Art with Heart: Sarah Emmott and Rachel Moorhouse. Permission for use: Rachel Moorhouse. Art with Heart photo […]
“You see authors and books in shops and you don’t think it’s a possibility” – Salford professional dog walker turned author on her debut book
Salford author and professional dog walker Leanne Marshall released her debut book, ‘Losing Lindani’ after spending five years developing it. […]
“We as a church see it as our duty to serve the community” – Dan Eden talks about their Santas Grotto Drive-Thru which offers a new safe Christmas event to the community.
Kings Church in Salford is hosting its second Santa’s Grotto Drive-Thru on the 4th December after their smashing success last […]
“They think we deserve death and nothing else” – Salford graduate trapped in Afghanistan desperate to escape the Taliban’s rule
A Salford graduate from Afghanistan is looking to escape the Taliban with his young family to move back to the […]
“The first question I asked was am I going to die?” – How Covid prompted an Eccles native to release his first memoir detailing encounters with Ronaldo and Beckham
An Eccles man is embarking on a personal project, to inspire others to fulfil their lifelong dreams. Kyle Wells, who […]
“My professors would listen to my songs and they would encourage me to pursue music” – Salford Alumni James Holt talks his success since graduating
Singer/songwriter and Salford Alumni James Holt, believes his time at Salford University helped him to launch his career. James, who […]
“There are a variety of myths that have grown up over time” – Professor Mike Wood hosts ‘Mythbusting Chernobyl’ lecture in Salford
The myths and misinformation surrounding the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster will be discussed at a free public lecture at the […]
“Just the prospect of what is going to happen to our planet if we don’t change anything, is scary” – How Salford is fighting against the climate crisis
The climate crisis has been an ongoing problem for many years, however with many people worried that we are running […]
New In Salford
Free creative and relaxing events to be hosted across Salford for Carers Week
Key changes to services for Salford residents as a part of the next phase of a £147m investment to tram network
Salford’s children’s services recognised as the most family-friendly in the North West
Mental health support difficult to access for people with Huntington’s disease new report finds
Five-year strategy to improve housing in the city approved
New In Sport
“I’m excited to see what we can do” – Cailey Miller joins Salford Red Devils Women on a permanent basis
Salford Red Devils to host Wigan Warriors as they continue search for a win
Lionesses suffer their first defeat of the season to the Broncos
Salford Red Devils travel to Wakefield hoping to secure a win
Swinton Lionesses look to continue winning momentum
New in Lifestyle
Immersive exploration of the history of grime heads to the Lowry this June
Matthew Bourne’s award-winning The Midnight Bell heads to the Lowry
“These little hats really do make a huge difference”: Salford knitters needed for fun charity challenge
Peggy Seeger to perform at the Lowry for her last ever concert tour
An evening with Dr John Cooper Clarke to be hosted at Salford Lads Club
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