“I once had a gentleman square up to me when I was onstage” – Comedy comes to the Old Pint Pot

By James Crabtree 15th December 2021 Art, Culture, Poetry 0 comments

Lancastrian poet and comedian, Dan McLaughlin, to perform at the old pint pot this evening, with some hot takes and […]

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“A great spirit of comradery”- Salford Cathedral host yearly Christmas Fayre

By James Crabtree 6th December 2021 Chapel Street, Culture 0 comments

Christmas celebrations on Chapel Street, as Salford Cathedral host yearly Christmas Fayre The fifth annual Fayre is set to take […]

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Plans for affordable housing approved by Salford Council

By Joseph Hatton 27th November 2021 Chapel Street, Community 0 comments

Three schemes have been approved by the city council which provide new affordable housing for the people of Salford. The […]

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” If you tear them down, you strip away at the personality of Salford” – Iconic New Harvest Church Salford Cinema building posted on Rightmove

By Krysta Daniels 26th October 2021 News 0 comments

The iconic New Harvest Church Salford building has been put up for sale, and Salfordians are worried about its future.  […]

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“It is a human delusion that you can only be religious or LGBT+” – Salford Church host monthly Open Table nights to encourage LGBT+ people back to Christianity

By Charlotte Hardman 18th October 2021 Chapel Street, Culture, News 0 comments

Sacred Trinity Church on Chapel Street are hosting monthly Open Table events to ecourage LGBT+ people to return to the church

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Herbert Vaughan anniversary – A look at the life and career of Salford’s youngest Bishop who went on to become Archbishop and being recognised by the Vatican itself

By Archie Richards 8th October 2021 Chapel Street, Community, History 1 comment

This passing week marked the 149th anniversary of Cardinal Hebert Vaughan being appointed as Salford’s Bishop, a role he served […]

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Salford firsts celebrated with stunning sculpture

By Matthew Lanceley 9th September 2021 News 0 comments

The city that had England’s first public library, first public park, and first horse drawn tram service – amongst many […]

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A new gin bar & cabaret at The King’s Arms

By James Crabtree 27th May 2021 Community, News 0 comments

The King’s Arms will be reopening its doors after ‘letting the madness die down’, following the easing of lockdown. It’s […]

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“It’s open to everybody and there is something in there for everyone” – Non-profit Salford food market selling local produce in aid of community

By Lauren Whitehead 20th April 2021 Chapel Street, Community, News 0 comments

A non-profit food market has opened its doors in Salford’s The Angel Centre to help feed local families. The Food […]

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Salford historic pub The Crescent could be back in business

By Marcus Smith 15th April 2021 News 0 comments

Salford’s famous pub, ‘The Crescent’, could be set to reopen. The grade II listed building, which closed in 2017, sits […]

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