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“It’s a love story, but about friendship” – Award-winning writer to debut new play in Salford
An award-winning writer will debut her brand new play at The King’s Arms pub in November. Selina Helliwell’s ‘Fruit Salad‘ […]
Crescent Masterplan is giving you a voice on what you’d change about Salford
The Crescent Masterplan hopes to hear your ideas on how you want to change Salford for the better. On 28th […]
“For us the recovery fund is very much about survival” Salford arts company offered lifeline from Culture Recovery Fund
Photo by Mark Waugh / Walk the Plank – Manchester Day Parade Salford based Outdoor Arts company Walk the Plank […]
Review: John Cooper Clarke’s memoir I Wanna Be Yours online launch
Dr. John Cooper Clarke has been forced to go digital launching his debut memoir I Wanna Be Yours via online stream on October 15th.
“Complete lack of empathy”: Salford arts workers speak on Rishi Sunak’s job remarks
Salford based arts workers have weighed in on Sunak’s suggestion that arts workers find new jobs. Rishi Sunak has said: […]
REVIEW: Quality Street at Lowry Theatre
It was opening night for the West Yorkshire theatre company, Northern Broadsides who performed their Napoleon-era production to an almost […]
Dirty Laces perform upcoming single at Salford Lads’ Club
Thriving and rowdy, Dirty Laces performed their brand new upcoming single last Saturday blowing fans away with a performance of the new […]
Preview: No Kids at Salford’s Lowry Theatre
Ad Infitum, and Manchester’s Contact Theatre present ‘No Kids’ as part of the Queer Conact Festival 2019, which will be running from 1 – 9 February 2019
Art celebrated at Palestinian event in Manchester
Speakers at an event in Manchester have called for greater exposure for Palestinian artists. The ‘Breaking the Occupation of the […]
New In Salford
Free creative and relaxing events to be hosted across Salford for Carers Week
Key changes to services for Salford residents as a part of the next phase of a £147m investment to tram network
Salford’s children’s services recognised as the most family-friendly in the North West
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Five-year strategy to improve housing in the city approved
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Lionesses suffer their first defeat of the season to the Broncos
Salford Red Devils travel to Wakefield hoping to secure a win
Swinton Lionesses look to continue winning momentum
New in Lifestyle
Immersive exploration of the history of grime heads to the Lowry this June
Matthew Bourne’s award-winning The Midnight Bell heads to the Lowry
“These little hats really do make a huge difference”: Salford knitters needed for fun charity challenge
Peggy Seeger to perform at the Lowry for her last ever concert tour
An evening with Dr John Cooper Clarke to be hosted at Salford Lads Club
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