As art shows around the UK are cancelled, Salford University Alumna Babs Smith manages to showcase her emotional piece ‘On […]
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What is open at MediaCityUK in tier 3?
With the national lockdown finally over, places at Media City are starting to open their doors once more. Although Salford […]
“The aim of the initiative is to bring two communities together” – Foundation 92 and the FED partner up to help Salford’s Jewish community
Foundation 92 and the Federation of Jewish Services, known as the FED, have partnered up to provide more support for […]
Carolling’s on the cards this Christmas as Salford church takes sermons online
Rept0n1x, CC BY-SA 2.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0>, via Wikimedia Commons A Salford Church has used Zoom to stay connected with churchgoers, holding […]
Salford Royal will get Covid-19 vaccine doses first in Greater Manchester
Salford Royal NHS Trust has confirmed that it will be among the first hospitals in Greater Manchester to receive doses […]
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National Grief Awareness Week – how to cope with negative thoughts in lockdown
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“We’re all ready and excited to get back” Salford grassroots clubs react to return of sports after lockdown
Sports clubs around Salford have reacted to the return of grassroots sports and recreation, which is allowed after the national lockdown […]
“I miss shaking hands with people” – Salford church moves its services online during the pandemic
A church in Salford has had to move its services online to overcome the coronavirus restrictions. The Sacred Trinity Church […]
RHS apologises for “total lack of communication” after deer cull
A Salford councillor has said that the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) will have to ‘build bridges’ with the local community, following their culling of deer at the Bridgewater site in Worsley.
“My sweets keep them going” – Salford’s ‘Only Sweets and Treats’ allowed to stay open over lockdown
The council has allowed a local sweet shop in Eccles to stay open during the second lockdown. Only Sweets and […]
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