On this day in 1824 the treadmill punishment was introduced at New Bailey Prison Salford. Treadmill punishment also known as […]
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Cheap ways to keep the kids entertained this half term
Credit: David Dixon and labelled for resue under CC BY-SA 2.0 February half term has officially begun and with all […]
“It’s really important that we have places like this where we can come together” breaking down barriers with Lunch and Learn
Salford charity Inspiring Communities Together (ICT) is living up to its name by hosting lunches to bring isolated people together. The first Lunch […]
“Times are not so different” – exhibition in Salford celebrates historical activist
An exhibition commemorating the great work of an English born activist is currently on show at the Working Class Movement […]
The Lyric Hammersmith Theatre’s cult hit Ghost Stories comes to The Lowry
A theatre experience full of frighteningly thrilling twists is promised at Salford’s Lowry Theatre this week. The horror play Ghost […]
“I wanted to make something wonderful out of nothing” – Salford graduate film set to debut
The Salford alumni film is set to debut later this month bringing us into a world of pastel colours, pretty curls and seemingly perfect smiles.
“The play takes a life of its own really”- Salford pub hosts The Last Quiz Night on Earth
There are pub quizzes … and then there is the Last Quiz Night on Earth. The show casts the audience […]
£1 entry for ‘must-see’ play about knife crime at Salford Arts Theatre
A ‘must-see’ play about the effects of knife crime with a team to help answer any questions is coming to […]
Honouring Salford-Born Soldiers in Eccles
A memorial was held to commemorate the Salford-born servicemen that have died on active duty since World War II. The […]
Singing for Salford: one teens’ bid to tune in to our Cities history
An aspiring singer-songwriter from Pendleton is making his mark on the Salford music scene. Jace Campbell, 16, has released a […]
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