Tag: health and wellbeing

Paul Marsh, Regional Health Sector Lead, Kier / Vicky Halliwell, Interim Dean of School, University of Salford / Rebecca Long-Bailey MP for Salford / Chris Duffy, Senior Project Manager, Kier / Mark Wantling, Chief Infrastructure Officer, University of Salford / Jane McAdam, Professor of Industry Collaboration in Health Care and Interim Dean, University of Salford / Sarah Morton, Regional Director, Kier

Construction of new £54 million health building in Salford begins

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Construction of a £54 million new health and wellbeing building has begun at Salford University. The facility, being built by […]

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Garlic or alcohol? Salford people share their best remedies for beating colds and flu

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Christmas Time, mistletoe and tissues… an awful lot of tissues, off brand cold and flu tablets and honey and lemon, […]

Youngsters will be taking on allotments in Cadishead

Youngsters take on grow-your-own allotment project in Cadishead

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Children have been working hard to create new community allotments in Cadishead with hopes to supply Salford food schemes. Youngsters […]

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MediaCityUK to launch its first virtual Wellness LIVE event

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Credit: https://www.mediacityuk.co.uk/whats-on/event/wellbeinglive/ MediaCityUK has joined forces with innovation hub HOST, the Home of Skills & Technology, BUPA, and supported by Salford […]

Coronavirus and lockdown – how it has affected two young Salford adults

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Two Salford residents have shared their experiences of how the Covid-19 outbreak has effected them mentally, physically and financially. Zach, […]

Salford City Council leaves autistic woman without adequate support

Salford City Council leaves autistic woman without adequate support

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An autistic woman was left without adequate support for months after Salford City Council failed to carry out its statutory duties. The Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman issued a report last week following a complaint by Mrs W, who has not been named, a Salford resident with autism.