Salford local elections 2022: Where and when to vote and the full list of today’s candidates

By Jalen Bowmaker Barlow 5th May 2022 Community, News, Politics 0 comments

All across the country today, councillors are being elected to represent their local area and residents. The winning candidates will […]

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“The government haven’t acted enough” – TV’s George Clarke on ‘nuts’ response to cladding crisis

By Josh Warn 11th October 2021 Community, News 0 comments

Television presenter George Clarke and Mayor of Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham, have said that the government has not done enough […]

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Salford MP welcomes two-stage Covid-19 testing for Greater Manchester care homes

By Will Dickson 10th December 2020 Health, News, Politics 0 comments

Worsley and Eccles South MP Barbara Keeley has welcomed a two-stage Covid-19 test for those visiting relatives in Greater Manchester […]

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Salford businesses come to the rescue to provide free meals

By EllieBoyle 27th October 2020 News 0 comments

Last week the government voted against extending free school meals for disadvantaged children during the holidays. Over the past six […]

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Salfordians invited to comment on ‘A Fairer City’ Development Plan

By Christine Costello 21st February 2020 News 0 comments

Salford residents have been invited by the City Council to comment on the Publication Salford Local Plan: Development Management Policies […]

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Closing Salford nurseries to hit special needs children hardest

By James Spencer 26th November 2018 Community, Education, News 0 comments

Salford City Council’s latest proposal to merge the five local nurseries up for closure, with local primary schools, threatens the education of children with special needs difficulties.

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Salford families still choosing to ‘heat or eat’

By Daniel George 27th February 2018 News 0 comments

A cap on energy prices pledged by Prime Minister Theresa May will leave some Salford families still choosing between heating […]

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Salford’s Mayoral candidates clash over Tories forced Academisation

By Quays News Staff 13th April 2016 News, Regional News 0 comments

EXCLUSIVE interviews with the Leading Mayoral candidates for Salford – Labour’s Paul Dennett and the Conservatives’ Robin Gorrido – show clashing views regarding the academisation […]

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