“More similarities than differences” – Salford CVS manager on raising awareness of Hate Crime Awareness Week

By Niki Charalambous 8th February 2019 Culture, News 0 comments

A manager for Salford community organisation says it is vital that hate crimes are reported as the city marks Hate Crime Awareness Week.

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A night of being offended at The King’s Arms

By Chloe Deakin 5th February 2019 Comedy, Culture, Theatre 0 comments

Hung Theatre are bringing a collection of six brand new plays to The King’s Arms in Salford in March. ‘Snowflakes’ is a collection of six new plays, written by six up and coming writers, all written to the theme of ‘The Snowflake Generation’.

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Salford wetlands documentary now available online

By Rebecca Schott 5th February 2019 Culture, Environment, Film 0 comments

A documentary by Luke Blazejewski that showcases the natural beauty of the Salford Wetlands is now available to watch online. 

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Review: Ladybones, The Kings Arms

By Chloe Deakin 5th February 2019 Culture, Reviews, Theatre 0 comments

Ladybones, a play exploring OCD and identity, had a sold out audience captivated last Thursday at The King’s Arms.

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Lark Hill Place: Salford’s beloved street returns in its original setting

By Laura Joffre 5th February 2019 Art, Culture 0 comments

Lark Hill Place, the Victorian street at the Salford Museum and Art Gallery, reopened this weekend in its original 1897 setting.

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Investigating social media’s impact on mental health

By Bethany Hemmings 1st February 2019 Community, Features, Health, Interviews, TV & Radio 0 comments

The impact social media is having on the mental health of our children is currently a very prominent question. There […]

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Preview: Billionaire Boy The Musical at The Lowry

By Adina Pogor 29th January 2019 Theatre 0 comments

Starting Thursday, February 14th, families will be able to see Billionaire Boy The Musical at The Lowry Theatre. The musical, […]

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‘S.A.S Who dares wins’ star to come to Salford for ‘Mind Over Muscle’ Tour.

By Nicholas Brien 29th January 2019 Culture, Theatre 0 comments

S.A.S soldier turned TV star Ant Middleton to push Salford audiences to the limit with his new ‘Mind Over Muscle’ tour.

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Preview: Seven Bro7hers brewery hosts Salford comedy night

By Caitlin Gray 29th January 2019 Comedy, Culture, Food & Drink 0 comments

Salford’s Seven Bro7hers brewery is hosting a comedy night in collaboration with the Dead Cat Comedy Club on Friday.  The night […]

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Preview: No Kids at Salford’s Lowry Theatre

By Madeline Royle 29th January 2019 Culture, Theatre 0 comments

Ad Infitum, and Manchester’s Contact Theatre present ‘No Kids’ as part of the Queer Conact Festival 2019, which will be running from 1 – 9 February 2019

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