On a blustery day in Salford, it was a day to remember for Salford City’s interim manger Paul Scholes as […]
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See what life is like in war-torn Ukraine at new Imperial War Museum exhibition
Images of Ukrainian people struggling to survive in a brutal war are now on display in the Imperial War Museum […]
“Charity begins at home, but it doesn’t stay at home” – Salford charity campaigns to cancel debt of poorest nations
The Salford charity CAFOD is campaigning to ‘Cancel the Debt’ of the poorest countries ahead of the G20 meeting this November. […]
“Whichever way we can help, we will” – Emmaus Salford to give away free school uniforms to those needing them
Salford charity Emmaus are giving away free school uniforms to those who are financially struggling. For parents who are struggling […]
Salford musician announces virtual performance at Ronald McDonald House Charity Gala
Local singer songwriter Jace Campbell has announced he will perform at this years ‘Black Tie and Slippers’ event on Friday […]
“People through lockdown have been forced to confront themselves” – increase in anxiety due to lockdown, says Salford counsellor
The number of people reporting significant levels of depression and anxiety has risen exponentially after Boris Johnson’s lockdown announcement seven […]
Salford businesses come to the rescue to provide free meals
Last week the government voted against extending free school meals for disadvantaged children during the holidays. Over the past six […]
“It is disappointing that people would vote against something so fundamental as to can we feed our children” – The Salford Elim Church who is donating free school meals to children
The Salford Elim Church with community café, The Vine Café, is donating free school meals to the children across Salford […]
“We wouldn’t be able to continue to work” – Covid’s impact on Salford’s Poison Apple Arts CIC
Covid 19 has impacted all sorts of businesses and organisations, and Salford’s Poison Apple Arts CIC is no exception. Since […]
“Their fight is our motivation to fundraise” – Salford Foundation’s 30th Birthday Fundraiser
To mark Salford Foundation’s 30th birthday, they are encouraging the people of Salford to raise money by setting themselves challenges. […]
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