“Faith can move mountains” – How a Salford church are keeping the faith by bringing the community together during Coronavirus

By Archie Richards 3rd December 2020 Chapel Street, Community, Features, Interviews 1 comment

Greater Manchester is an accepting place – regardless of race or religion, you’re welcome here.  Breaking it down, we find […]

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“It truly is a revolutionary city” – Salford horse sculpture that celebrates local history approaches final hurdle

By ZoeBott 30th November 2020 Art, Culture, News 0 comments

More details have been added to the Salford horse sculpture that celebrate the city’s history as it begins to be […]

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Delays due to Chapel Street collision

By Georgina Gilbert 19th October 2020 Breaking News, News 0 comments

Traffic was put on standstill in Salford today due to an incident between a male cyclist and a car near […]

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A sculpture to celebrate “Salford Firsts” and the city’s rich history coming soon

By ZoeBott 5th May 2020 Art, Community, Culture, News 0 comments

Renowned sculptor Emma Rodgers is working on a horse and lamppost sculpture for Bexley Square off Chapel Street to celebrate […]

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Not Quite Light Festival is returning to Salford

By Chelsea Bailey 10th March 2020 Culture, News 0 comments

Not Quite Light Festival is returning to Salford at the end of the month. The festival will take place from […]

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“I ended up in academia, but arts was always my passion”: Salford University lecturer features in new photography exhibition

By Tara Dalton 14th October 2019 Art, Community, Culture 0 comments

The new exhibition launched on the 11th of October at the GK Gallery, and showcases the colours and textures of street photography.

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New tapas bar in Salford is broken into just one week after opening

By Alice Wragg 11th December 2018 News 0 comments

Porta tapas bar in Salford was broken into, after being open for just five days, by thieves who “smashed the place up” and stole stock and cash.

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Salford Makers open new shop on Chapel Street

By Ansa Ahmad 23rd October 2018 Art, Culture, Fashion, Interviews 0 comments

Salford Makers are opening a new shop in the middle of November 2018, which will be located on Chapel Street.

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‘Electric atmosphere’ at Sounds From The Other City

By Melissa Garlick 8th May 2018 Music, Reviews 0 comments

Sounds From The Other City returns to Islington Mill for its 14th year running as music artists are welcomed to the stage by crowds of up to 3000.

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