With the local election on May 6 just days away, Aimee Seddon considers why Salford City Council’s low female representation matters, and how voters could make a difference on Thursday.
Tag: Gender equality
REVIEW: Sandi Toksvig at The Lowry, Salford
DANISH-BORN Sandi Toksvig came to Salford and The Lowry this week. Quays News entertainment reporter Lucy McLane went along… Toksvig; […]
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