Human remains wrapped in plastic have been found in the Kersal area of Salford. At around 5.50pm yesterday (April 4), […]
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Woodland area in Salford cordoned off by police
The Kersal Dale woodland area in Salford has been cordoned off by police this morning. People are currently being prevented […]
Salford football academy to host open day during the October half term
Manchester International Football Academy has announced an open day for year 10 and 11 students in Kersal on October 24th.
Salford’s lost horse racing course – Thunderous galloping, noisy chattering and the Queen’s first win
With Cheltenham underway this week, attention is thoroughly focused on the horse-racing, so we’ve been saddled with digging into the […]
A road to the past: Salford’s unbuilt motorway that would have destroyed landmarks and neighbourhoods
Many drivers in Salford today use the M602, however, plans from the 1960s could have made Salford look very different to how it does today.
“It’s camaraderie learning to dance” – Kersal line dancing group bringing the community together
A Salford group is helping to unite a community through the medium of dance. The Lower Kersal Young People and […]
“There was nothing for women, nowhere they could come together” – The weekly Kersal group for crafts and a cup of tea
The Lower Kersal Young People and Community Group are hosting a ‘Sewing, Knitting, and Nattering’ group every Monday. In this group, […]
Review: Kersal photographer Shirley Baker’s new exhibition at the Working Class Movement Library
‘Capturing The Modern Backdrop: Shirley Baker Photographing Salford’ is a new exhibition featuring images of Salford at the Working-Class Movement Library.
“Music means everything to me” – Salford Symphony Orchestra celebrate their 75th anniversary
A Salford based amateur orchestra celebrated their 75th anniversary with a commemorative concert, playing music from composers such as Beethoven and Mozart.
Earlier this month, Salford Symphony Orchestra performed at St Paul’s Church with an aim to attract and inspire more younger faces to watch, and also perform with the orchestra.
Review: In pursuit of Salford’s best breakfast – Scrantastic
In this series of reviews, Alfie Mulligan and Harry Warner will be delving into a world of cooked breakfasts and […]
New In Salford
17-year-old Salford musician releases song to help those battling addiction
“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
New In Sport
Salford football team host raffle with signed Kobbie Mainoo shirt to raise £3,000 for team trip
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
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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