The first ever bus service was created in Salford by John Greenwood, a seemingly ordinary bloke who revolutionised transport services […]
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Two Salford D-Day veterans turn 100 this month
Two honourable D-Day veterans who live in Salford are celebrating their 100th birthdays this month. Peter Belcher marked his milestone […]
Salford man runs from Salford to Blackpool for charity – “We need funding as much as anyone else”
Dale Williams, a local hero who works at Salford Community Leisure, recently ran 66.49km in aid of extra funding for […]
Lancashire Day – How did Salford become the city we know?
It’s Lancashire Day – but what does this mean and why do we celebrate to in Salford?
Salford woman helps women to understand men’s mental health after losing brother
An event to help women understand men’s mental health will be held in Salford on Sunday (November 5) by the […]
When Buffalo Bill came to Salford – city’s Native American connection spanning over a century
December will mark the 136th anniversary of when the famous Buffalo Bill brought his Wild West Show to Salford. Known […]
Eccles couple scoop national rugby volunteer award
An Eccles couple who run the children’s section of a rugby club have won a national volunteering award on behalf […]
Teenagers learn how to fly the nest in Birdie at Salford’s Lowry Theatre
Stupidity, friendship, growing up. Birdie reminds everyone of what it means to be a teenager. The Matilda Neill play introduces […]
Eight-year-old Salford rugby player cycles 120 miles to raise funds for club’s trip
An eight-year-old rugby player from Cadishead has cycled 120 miles to raise more than £1,000 for his club’s tour. Cadishead […]
Salford student given five years to live now represents Great Britain in World Transplant Games
A Salford organ transplant survivor using her “last life” to represent Great Britain in the 2023 World Transplant Games, is […]
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