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“This has been the biggest threat to Royal Mail in the 35 years I’ve worked here” – Royal Mail workers continue strikes while facing redundancies
Royal Mail workers in Salford’s distribution centre remained defiant on the picket line today as they took part in their seventh day of strike action in four weeks.
Partial eclipse of sun by the moon visible from Salford
A partial eclipse of the sun was visible from Salford for approximately an hour at 10:08 am this morning. Gary Yule […]
“People can save hundreds of pounds” – The Little Children’s Market returns bigger than ever in Worsley
Children’s charity The Little Children’s Market, are hosting their biggest pre-loved market event in Worsley’s Lowry Academy on the 6th of November. This event will be their third in Worsley, but this time they have upgraded from the school’s canteen to the sports hall to meet the demand of shoppers.
“He is a safe pair of hands” – Salford councillor reacts to Rishi Sunak’s appointment as Prime Minister
Conservative councillor for Kersal and Broughton Park, Arnold Saunders, believes that Rishi Sunak is the correct candidate to lead their party into the next election.
“Everything’s aimed at Manchester now, they don’t care about Salford” – demolition begins on Church Street to make way for a new 22-storey skyscraper
Residents in Eccles are angry about the demolition of Victorian buildings, which are making way for a new apartment block.
Cafés and restaurants offering discounted meals for children around Salford
Selected local restaurants are offering kids to eat free or for just £1 around Salford. With the arrival of the […]
Much loved Salfordian who ran British Legion has died
Much loved Salfordian and British Legion stalwart, Alan Holloway, has died away after battling a string of medical challenges. Alan […]
Lib Dems claim plans to introduce late-night trams in Salford were blocked by Labour
A furious Lib Dem councillor claims Labour are delaying council debates to block his motion to introduce a late-night tram for Salford.
Salford organisations react to the announcement of the Johnny Marr Award
Organisations across Salford have reacted to the news that musician, Johnny Marr, will provide financial support to young Salford musicians. […]
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