Salford activist joins climate change and austerity talks at Conservative Party Conference protest

By Lydia Ransome 1st October 2019 News 0 comments

This week, the Conservative Party Conference arrived in Manchester; greeted by left-wing activists opposing the Tory leadership and Prime Minister […]

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Tributes paid to Salford Conservative candidate who died six days before local election

By Tara Dalton 30th April 2019 News, Politics 0 comments

George Andrew Darlington, 68, who was standing for the Conservative Party in Walkden South, was taken ill and died last week.

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Remember to register to vote for the May Elections!

By Tara Dalton 2nd April 2019 Community, News 0 comments

The local elections are to be held on Thursday 2nd of May 2019 to decide which councillor will take a seat in each of Salford’s 20 wards.

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Theresa May faces a vote of no confidence – what do the people of Salford think?

By Lucy Fisher 12th December 2018 News 0 comments

A vote of no confidence in Theresa May has been triggered by Conservative MPs signifying they have no faith in the prime minister to successfully deliver the Brexit deal.

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Boothstown residents concerned over lack of policing amid rising crime

By Joshua Kelly 15th October 2018 News 0 comments

Residents of Salford village Boothstown are frustrated at the lack of policing in their area saying they are ‘scared in their own community.’

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Sean Anstee’s vision for a ‘bold’ Greater Manchester

By Dan Willis 21st February 2017 News, Regional News 0 comments

CONSERVATIVE mayoral candidate for Greater Manchester Sean Anstee has underlined his desire to make Greater Manchester ‘work for everyone’ in the […]

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Ashton-under-Lyne MP blames Tory government for the UK lagging behind on the global stage in new Pisa rankings

By Molly Smith 6th December 2016 News 0 comments

SINCE results three years ago, the UK has made little progress in education and is still lagging behind other leading […]

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Manchester says ‘Frack Off’ in anti-fracking demonstration

By Natalie Rees 13th November 2016 News, Regional News 0 comments

THOUSANDS of protesters marched on Manchester City Centre last Saturday in an anti-fracking demonstration. Manchester city centre stopped on Saturday […]

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