The new Asda Express is set to “breathe new life” inside the “derelict” two railway arches on Chapel Street, Salford. […]
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£1.3m to be invested in Chapel Street developments
Salford City Council has agreed to spend almost £1.3 million of developer’s money to improve Chapel Street. The planned improvements […]
Derelict Greengate arches set for bar and restaurant makeover
A series of arches in the Greengate Blackfriars area of Salford are the subject of a potential £4m revival project. […]
Salford collaborators: The story of Brew-Tang
For Chapel Street coffee shop, Brew-Tang, offering creatives a platform to share their work is at the heart of the […]
“Our worst case scenario is we’ll be paying £8,000 for electricity, that’s a four fold increase”: Salford Church Rector on cost of living crisis
Sacred Trinity Church on Chapel Street is struggling to cope with paying its own energy bills as it pledges to […]
Oldest church in Salford reveals rugby founder William Webb-Ellis was baptised there
Rugby fans, League or Union, will be familiar with the story of William Webb-Ellis who is credited with inventing the […]
Sounds from the Other City regulars, The Grotbags, left absent from this years line up
The self-proclaimed “greatest band in the world”, The Grotbags, have been left heartbroken due to exclusion from Salford music festival, […]
“The immersion of the experience – from the moment you enter” – Sounds from the Other City returns to Chapel Street
After a two year absence, Sounds from the Other City festival is returning to Chapel Street in May 2022. For their […]
“I once had a gentleman square up to me when I was onstage” – Comedy comes to the Old Pint Pot
Lancastrian poet and comedian, Dan McLaughlin, to perform at the old pint pot this evening, with some hot takes and […]
“A great spirit of comradery”- Salford Cathedral host yearly Christmas Fayre
Christmas celebrations on Chapel Street, as Salford Cathedral host yearly Christmas Fayre The fifth annual Fayre is set to take […]
New In Salford
New scheme calls on Salford employers to help tackle youth unemployment
Salford building wins award for sustainable office design
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Cost of living support extended over winter for Salfordians
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New in Lifestyle
Olivier award-nominated The Smeds and the Smoos comes to the Lowry theatre this October.
Construction firm wins architecture award for Little Hulton development
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