Swinton-based non-profit organisation, Arts Let Loose have stocked up on free art kits for children to make lockdown a bit more bearable.
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Former University of Salford student sets up food delivery company Joppaa Foods
A former University of Salford student has set up a supermarket delivery service after completing a business course in 2018.
Schools across Salford to close as country enters third national lockdown
Schools, colleges and universities will close across Salford after the Government announced another countrywide lockdown.
New barrier in Salford deemed illegal by disability advocate
A new barrier in Salford has been criticised, with calls for it to be removed by the council. Disabled cycling […]
Salford placed in Tier 4 restrictions as Covid-19 cases rise
Salford has been placed in stricter Covid-19 measures after the government moved all of Greater Manchester into Tier 4. Salfordians […]
Salford Age UK clients “overjoyed” after receiving heart-warming Christmas letters from students
Pupils at Manchester Grammar School have written Christmas letters and poems to be shared amongst older adults supported by Age UK Salford.
Brand new inclusive fitness and coaching facility ‘J13’ now open in Worsley
Rob Nixon from the brand new J13 fitness facility, said: “You’re not going to be able to avoid germs your […]
“I’m not happy about it” – Tier 4 causes Salford student to be alone at Christmas
Salford students will be facing the truth of having to spend their Christmas period away from their families. Whilst not […]
“The ruling is unfair and we completely disagree with it” – Salford Pride comments on High Court puberty blocker ban
LGBT+ charity Salford Pride is opposing a High Court ruling restricting puberty blockers to transgender children On December 1, a High […]
“It’s a once in a lifetime event” Salford society planning trip to observe rare conjunction of planets
Salford astronomers have hailed a rare celestial event that will take place on December 21st, as Jupiter and Saturn come together at 0.06° degrees of each other, their closest alignment in 400 years.
New In Salford
Economy “rigged in favour of the wealthy few” says Salford MP Rebecca Long-Bailey in plea for wealth tax
Global sustainability forum to take place in Salford this October
Lissadel Street shooting: five arrested after “targeted attack” on house
Manchester synagogue terrorist “pledged allegiance to Islamic State” during attack
Immediate repairs required to preserve iconic former Salford pub
New In Sport
Karl Robinson praises “wonderful” Salford City performance after win against Stockport County
Paul Dennett hails Salford’s involvement in “fantastic” Women’s Rugby World Cup
Salford City move closer to Vertu Trophy knockout round with emphatic win over local rivals Stockport County
Salford City set to host local rivals Stockport County in Vertu Trophy
“We were the better team” – Karl Robinson rues missed chances after Salford City lose to Grimsby
New in Lifestyle
“Its about being you” – Salford woman runs babywearing class in Monton
“Salford audiences never disappoint” – performers relish New Adelphi return as improvised musical comes to town
“I love the city and its history” – Salford pub heritage brought to life by artist’s calendar tribute
LS Lowry artworks set to sell for millions at auction and famous piece may come to Salford
Death on the Nile review: Murder, mystery and laughter on the nile
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