“Life without music is no fun at all”: Salford DJ shares his fears of the effects tier 3 restrictions will have on queer Salfordians

By David Poucher 26th October 2020 Music, News 0 comments

A Salford-based DJ says Tier 3 restrictions have been detrimental to the queer community in Salford. Kolin Richmond-Hughes has said […]

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The Lowry Galleries set to re-open, showcasing ‘LS Lowry: The Art & The Artist’

By Caleb Staples 26th October 2020 Art, Culture 0 comments

Image credit: The Lowry Flickr. Licensed for re-use under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 (no changes made) The Galleries at The Lowry […]

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Hollywood hits Eccles Town Centre as new Tracy Beaker CBBC show begins filming

By KaiGibbs 26th October 2020 Eccles, Film 0 comments

Filming for a new CBBC series “My Mum Tracy Beaker” has started rolling in Eccles town centre this week. Eccles […]

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“Creativity allows people to speak from their heart”: Church Action on Poverty publishes poetry anthology about poverty and lockdown

By Aroob Raja 23rd October 2020 Culture, Poetry 0 comments

As part of Challenge Poverty Week on 12-18 September, a Salford-based charity, Church Action on Poverty, launched a poetry anthology […]

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“I think it’s going to be one of the best projects we’ve ever worked on”: The Music Shed prepares for an online Christmas extravaganza

By Bethan Edwards 22nd October 2020 Eccles, Music 0 comments

An Eccles music school is planning a Christmas extravaganza after its initial live stream gigs exceeded their expectations. The Music […]

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REVIEW: ‘Circuit’ at The Lowry Theatre

By Cora Dixon 20th October 2020 Culture, Reviews, Theatre 0 comments

‘Circuit’ arrived at The Lowry Theatre this weekend  – but did the rounds of the streets rather than the auditorium to create […]

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“For us the recovery fund is very much about survival” Salford arts company offered lifeline from Culture Recovery Fund

By ZoeBott 20th October 2020 Art, Community, Culture 0 comments

Photo by Mark Waugh / Walk the Plank – Manchester Day Parade Salford based Outdoor Arts company Walk the Plank […]

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Review: John Cooper Clarke’s memoir I Wanna Be Yours online launch

By Caleb Staples 19th October 2020 Culture, Poetry 0 comments

Dr. John Cooper Clarke has been forced to go digital launching his debut memoir I Wanna Be Yours via online stream on October 15th.

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“So proud” – the Lowry shortlisted for work with disadvantaged kids during lockdown

By OliviaDavies 19th October 2020 Art, Culture 0 comments

The Lockdown Inclusion award searches for those that delivered an arts project or cultural education activity during the struggling times of lockdown

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Back in Business: “We were in shock to be honest” The Deli Lama Wholefood Shop & Cafe

By Matthew Lanceley 18th October 2020 Back In Business, Community, Food & Drink 0 comments

As we fast approach our eighth month of covid measures, businesses across the North are still adjusting and reacting to […]

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