Three famous Salford artists feature in the latest “Exploring the Collection” exhibition at Salford Museum and Art Gallery. It experimental, […]
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“It’s embracing the difference” – Heavy metal photography project aims to tackle stereotypes
A Salford University student’s photography project aims to break the stigma around the Heavy Metal culture. Matt Billington, a 22-year-old […]
“The writing is inspired by people who are from local communities” – ‘Hold Me Close’ heads to Salford Arts Theatre
Salford audiences can enjoy the premiere of a new play ‘Hold Me Close’ at Salford Arts Theatre on October 15. The […]
The Lowry returns with full roster of events this Autumn/Winter
The Lowry is back! Over 100 performances, events & exhibitions to choose from this autumn/winter. The Lowry celebrates the return […]
Why ‘A Taste of Honey’ still resonates with audiences, more than 60 years on
This week marks 63 years since Salford-born writer Shelagh Delaney’s seminal kitchen-sink play, ‘A Taste of Honey’, was first performed at […]
“A real flavour of the building’s dramatic history” – Ordsall Hall to host lecture series about its rich history
Ordsall Hall, Salford is hosting a lecture series about the famous landmark’s rich gothic history. The lecture will be live on Zoom.
University of Salford Poets’ Union is raising money for an LGBTQ+ charity this Christmas
The Poets’ Union at the University of Salford is set to raise money for an international LGBTQ+ charity with a […]
Dr. John Cooper Clarke announces ‘an evening of poetry and laughs’ this Christmas
Dr. John Cooper Clarke has recently announced a one-off online show on Saturday 12th December. ‘I Wanna Be Yours At […]
“Working with Kellogg’s was amazing” – Seven Brothers Brewing Co. wins award for collaboration
Salford brewery Seven Brothers has won a Collaboration of the Year award for its partnership with Kellogg’s earlier this year. […]
“I couldn’t do any markets, where I made my money” – Salford designer on how lockdown affected her business
Many small businesses in Salford that rely on markets to sell merchandise have had to adapt to the ever-changing climate […]
New In Salford
“There are exciting times ahead for Eccles” – Redevelopment of Eccles town centre gathers pace
More than 700 landlord licences issued and £45,000 in fines as Salford improves housing conditions
Eccles man jailed for involvement in importation of drugs
Killer who dismembered Salford pensioner sentenced to life in prison
Salford book lover, 19, sets up ‘blind date with a book’ business to help fund her dream trip
New In Sport
Salford City come from behind to secure three points at Bromley
Salford Red Devils head coach Paul Rowley hopes club’s financial crisis will end next month
Salford Red Devils to face reigning champions Wigan Warriors with limited squad numbers
“Its an easy way to get active, have fun, and meet new people” – Tag Rugby league to be launched in Salford this summer
Salford Red Devils fail to pay staff and players on time for second time this season
New in Entertainment
Greek myths in modern-day Salford to be performed by young people from the city
“It’s important for students to have theatres and for them to be accessible” – World Theatre Day is being celebrated in Salford
The Vape Debate – the survey tackling under-aged vaping in Salford
Miners’ strike poetry workshop to be held at Working Class Movement Library
Review: Opera North’s The Magic Flute was a fantasy masterpiece
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