THE University of Salford’s student union president Zamzam Ibrahim has urged students and members of the public to work together […]
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Street gangs, youth crime, violence and vulnerability
Mancunian ex-gang member, Darryl Laycock, who spent over 12 years in prison for gang-related offences; ex-offender Natasha Penniston, who gave a […]
Tech and Tea teaches Salford’s elderly how to use technology
With many elderly people fearing the use of new technology, Salford based charity ICT has seen great success with their “Tech and Tea” courses.
Prices Cut as Manchester Christmas Markets Enters Final Three Days
The world famous Manchester christmas markets have just three days remaining- and stall owners say now is the best time […]
Mother crippled by debt over Christmas
A CASH-STRAPPED Weaste mum is warning others not to succumb to loan sharks to cope with the cost of Christmas. […]
Salford University graduate achieves her dreams
A REFUGEE who fled war in her home country just over 16 years ago has graduated with a Masters Degree […]
Public Health England launches new campaign
SHOCKING STI statistics among young people across the UK have triggered a new Public Health England campaign. The first government-led health campaign for […]
University of Salford hosts 60th anniversary of the Acoustics Centre
From creating almost silent car engines and soft closing doors to learning how humans hear, the University of Salford’s Acoustic […]
Our Emmeline: Funding secured for statue of infamous Suffragette
WOMANCHESTER, an organisation geared towards marking Manchester’s heritage of gender equality, have today announced that funding has been secured to […]
Childline report a significant increase in children calling the service
CHILDREN and teenagers have used the NSPCC service Childline more times than ever, at a worryingly increased rate, as counselling sessions […]
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