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“It has cost us quite a bit of money” Electrical fault affects Walkden businesses this past week
Business owners in Salford are reportedly still affected by a recent electrical fault in the area, which first occurred on […]
“Talk about it mate” – Salford group offers online mental health support
A Salford organisation is offering support for people suffering with mental health issues. ‘Talk about it mate’ is a peer […]
“Don’t bottle it up, reach out” – Support offered to people in Salford spending Christmas alone
The boss of a student support service in Salford has appealed for people to reach out for help as the […]
“It’s for the local community to enjoy” – How a community garden in Salford is teaching children about the great outdoors
The group behind the restoration of a derelict patch of land into a thriving forest garden for children have reflected on a successful first year after waving goodbye to the final visiting group of 2020.
“Lead to a society where littering is not behaviourally acceptable” – How a Salford litter picking group is inspiring the next generation
A Salford litter picking group is organising an art competition to teach children the negatives of littering. Salford Litter Heroes is a […]
“Absolutely delighted, really really thrilled to bits”- The Fed wins a Heart of Salford Award
Social care charity the Fed is one of five winners of the Heart of Salford Awards. The charity, comprised of staff […]
“Dance your socks off” – Eccles restaurant hosts virtual Christmas party
An Eccles restaurant is inviting customers to a virtual Christmas party tomorrow evening. The African and British-style restaurant Yetti’s Kitchen, in Liverpool Road, […]
“It’s just great receiving donations, the children in Salford are so appreciative” A Salford children’s charity receive donations to continue their services during Covid-19
A Salford children’s charity has received a £2,000 donation which will be used to ensure children receive support following the impact of […]
“I can’t experience what a lot of able-bodied people can” – footpath barriers making Salford spaces inaccessible
Barriers across footpaths are preventing vulnerable groups being able to use many public spaces, according to a wheelchair user campaigning […]
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