A Zumba class has raised £377.19 for a Salford mental health charity after completing a ‘Zumbathon’. A total of […]
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Salford reacts to rail price rises
Salford residents and politicians react to todays news that rail fares across the country will rise by 3.1%, despite a year of transport chaos.
‘I definitely wouldn’t walk around on my own in the dark’ – Salford residents fear crime
Salford residents are fearing crime more than ever after the recent shooting outside a nightclub. An attempted murder investigation is […]
Restoring Salford’s mosslands before it’s too late
The Chat Moss Project looks for volunteers, who can help them to restore Salford’s mosslands to its former beauty and biodiversity.
Violent reactions to road closure in Salford
A road closure in Wallness Lane took place today at 1pm, as a big tree split, leaving the road to be dangerous.
Police under pressure from mental illness increase in Greater Manchester
Police are being used frequently as the default service to respond to people with mental health problems.
The Lightwaves festival returns to Salford Quays this winter
The Lightwaves festival is returning for 10 days to Salford Quays this December. The free, interactive light festival will showcase […]
Salford resident Keith Brookes wins BBC award for commitment to Monton Sports Club
Keith Brookes has been given the BBC North West Unsung Hero Award for his commitment and fundraising for Monton Sports […]
Salford’s PaperWeight Armband invention saving lives from malnutrition
Age UK Salford is celebrating as the roll out of its PaperWeight Armband is set to save thousands of elderly people and others from malnutrition.
“At some point we are all going to be carers” – Gaddum Salford Carers on why their support is crucial
A service manager for Gaddum Salford Carers, which supports unwaged carers of all ages says that although the sector is facing […]
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