Award-winning comedian, Steve Day will be performing at the Salford Institute for Dementia this month in support of Dementia Action Week which runs from 20th May until 26th May.
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“I lost my identity” – Kings Church to help Salford fathers and male community
A playgroup for dads, grandads and male carers to bring their children to, has been launched at Kings Church with the aim to create a relaxed social environment for men throughout Salford.
Age UK Salford offering free courses for dementia carers
Age UK Salford are hosting courses for dementia carers in Eccles. The sessions are open to family members of dementia patients who act as their carers.
Police appeal for more infomation on Salford shooting
The 29-year-old man arrested in connection with Tuesday’s shooting on Langworthy Road in Salford has been released under investigation.
Community left ‘devastated’ trying to save Swinton Park Golf and Country Club
Saving our Neighbourhood and the local community are battling to save Swinton Park Golf and Country Club.
Bats, newts, voles, swans and kingfisher can all be sighted at Salford’s Peel Park, experts say
What are the best things to see at Peel Park? Salford’s Wildlife Society and Peel Park rangers identify the highlights worth seeing.
Salford reacts to 15th year of Sounds From The Other City
The Salford based music festival Sounds From The Other City, held their festival for the 15th year running last Sunday, 5th May 2019.
Hundreds march through Salford to celebrate May Day Parade
Hundreds of people marched through the streets of Salford on a sunny Saturday afternoon for the city’s May Day parade and rally.
Lane blockages confirmed – but no road closures during Salford May Day Parade
Roads in Salford are expected to remain open during the city’s May Day Parade celebrations this Saturday. Organisers say that […]
May 2 vote: Labour defends its record on Salford Council and blames Tory cuts for declining services
Cuts to local government funding, which are hitting Salford and the most deprived areas of the UK the hardest, are the […]
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