Emma Evans, artist from Salford has teamed up with photographer Richard Kelly from Manchester, to create My Utopia, a free […]
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Seven Brothers MediaCity beerhouse – Week One
Seven Brothers beerhouse in MediaCityUK is a huge success after a grand opening and heatwave over the Bank Holiday weekend. […]
The Lowry’s ‘Rewrites’ to return next week with original musical ‘GAME THEORY’
The Lowry’s annual mini-musical theatre festival Rewrites is returning to stage with original musical ‘GAME THEORY’ tomorrow. Musical Rewrites will […]
50 years on since Graham Nash’s debut solo album ‘Songs for Beginners’
50 years ago on 28th May 1971, Salford’s Graham Nash released his folk-rock debut solo album ‘Songs for Beginners’ and […]
Peterloo, working in a cotton mill and selling books: 19th Century memoirs finally published after 160 years
The memoirs of a 19th century Salford-born bookseller, James Weatherley, will feature in a new book to highlight the working-class experience during […]
Lifelong Smiths fans tie the knot in first-ever wedding at the iconic Salford Lads Club
Smiths superfans Joy Ainsley and Dean Baylin were married at Salford Lads Club on Sunday, April 30th, making them the […]
Why ‘A Taste of Honey’ still resonates with audiences, more than 60 years on
This week marks 63 years since Salford-born writer Shelagh Delaney’s seminal kitchen-sink play, ‘A Taste of Honey’, was first performed at […]
“You Belong Here” – Salford Museum and Art Gallery’s new exhibition celebrates Salford’s history and green spaces
A new exhibition will celebrate Salford’s green spaces and forgotten histories. Four local artists have been commissioned by The University […]
Award-winning Italian café Lupo Caffè Italiano now delivers to Salford
An award-winning Italian cafe forced to move out of Salford is keeping its former customers happy by making weekend deliveries. […]
“We really missed them” – dock10 hosts first audience after coronavirus lockdown
Television fans have been back at dock10 for the facility’s first recording with an audience since the easing of coronavirus restrictions.
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