Salford University graduate Adam Simcox says his time studying in the city helped launch his passion for writing and film […]
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“I already worked out that I didn’t want to be here, I was just tired of fighting these feelings” – Salford woman speaks out during World Menopause Day
A salford woman shares her experience on World Menopause Day in hopes of raising more awareness of what can be a challenging time for women in their lives
“It’s not glamourised, it’s not pretty, it’s just real of how people lived back then” – The Greater Manchester Fringe play exploring the AIDS epidemic through friendship
Delving into the lives of two queer friends, Sour Milk highlights how a turbulent world can affect those who are […]
“Manchester is great, but people forget; Salford is where it started” – The Welly House Band breaking the music scene in ‘the other city’
The Welly House Band is a seven-piece group from Greater Manchester who found inspiration in Salford’s musical ancestry. Although none […]
“To tell the story of an affair from two metres has been challenging to say the least!” – Coronation Street’s Alan Halsall on his current storyline
A resident of Coronation Street for 23 years, Salford-born actor Alan Halsall talks to Kathryn Austin about his latest storyline, […]
From Salford student to radio presenter: How Priya Matharu made her breakthrough in radio
Since graduating from the University of Salford, Priya Matharu has found great success within the realms of radio. Matharu has […]
Salford’s youngest mayoral candidate hopes for a Lib Dem revival in local elections
Salford mayoral candidate Jake Overend remains hopeful that the May 6 elections will mark the start of a resurgence for […]
“It’s difficult to choose just one charity when so many of them have been struggling but The Christie is personal to me” – Salford graduate taking the leap from 11,000 feet to thank The Christie
A Salford graduate is launching herself out of a plane to repay The Christie for the help and treatment that […]
“It was really humbling to find out I was the only composer from the North West ” – Swinton composer Adina Nelu selected for Bafta and BFI programme
Adina Nelu playing the flute in group ACMG. Photo credit: Joe Stevenson. Permission for use from Adina Nelu Classically-trained film […]
Creative Salford couple launch eco-clothing brand ‘Orior Apparel’
At the start of 2021, husband and wife made the decision to launch a new Salford eco-clothing brand which captures […]
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