A director at Salford University says its research contribution is among the best in the world, prior to it being debated at the COP26 climate conference.
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“There are a variety of myths that have grown up over time” – Professor Mike Wood hosts ‘Mythbusting Chernobyl’ lecture in Salford
The myths and misinformation surrounding the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster will be discussed at a free public lecture at the […]
“Many developers would shy away from a task such as this due to the implicated costs” – Property developer aims to remove flammable cladding from a building in Salford
A local property developer is looking to solve the cladding issues on a residential building next to Salford Quays. Nabeel […]
World Vegan Day: “The Wildlife is literally getting burnt alive. People in Salford have to understand that what happens here affects the planet as a whole”
1st November marks World Vegan Day, a day to annually celebrate veganism around the world. Veganism is becoming more popular, […]
“The stigma that comes from art degrees is that all you can do is be an artist” – Fine art students on government plans to limit entry into university courses
The independent regulator for higher education is considering plans to limit the number of students studying creative art degrees and […]
“Anybody can Join in and do some exercise and hopefully have some fun as well” – The Salford Energise Healthy living Centre introduce inclusive chair-based fitness classes.
The Energise Healthy living centre based in the heart of Salford, are holding chair-based fitness groups to help keep all […]
“There is no excuse for taking this piece of land” – New Worsley housing development set to cause upset in community
Plans for 300 new homes across the road from RHS Bridgewater is set to bring protests from local land protection […]
“Safe environment for both mum and baby” – Salford venues join breast-feeding campaign to help mums
The 100th venue has joined the Be Open on Breastfeeding Salford (BOOBS) to allow local mothers to breastfeed openly. Formed […]
“There’s so much racket, it’s very stressful and upsetting for them” The fear Bonfire Night causes for our pets
With Bonfire Night returning this Friday our furry companions could be in serious distress over the next couple of days. […]
SALFORD NOW LIVE BLOG 1st November 2021 – news, sport and updates from around the city
Welcome to Salford Now’s Live Blog! Eleanor Hignett is curating our live feed today and will be updating you throughout […]
New In Salford
New Pupil Referral Unit to provide specialist support for Salford School Children
Child rapist sentenced to over 25 years for grooming and sexually abusing 11 children
Luminous charity fundraiser walk is set to make Salford Quays glow
Frederick Road to close for four weeks due to ‘essential’ works for Salford Rise
Criminal gang who kidnapped vulnerable man for cryptocurrency have been jailed for 76 years
New In Sport
Salford City condemn a racial comment made towards midfielder Tyrese Fornah
Salford City prepare for away trip against top of the league Walsall
Penalties at both ends as Salford and Newport share the points
Former Salford Red Devils academy prospect has victorious PFL MMA debut
Swinton Ladies beat Eccles United Women 13-0 in local Salford derby
New in Entertainment
Smash hit production of To Kill A Mockingbird to come to the Lowry in 2026
World-renowned explorer and TV presenter Levison Wood to visit the Lowry this May
CBeebies icon Bing prepares for birthday celebrations at the Lowry
“It’s always good fun” – Salford groups to perform a showcase of ‘Best of British’ music
Dynamic new company to debut the production of LIVES at the Lowry
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