Two people have been charged in connection with a stabbing in Walkden. Police were called to reports of a stabbing […]
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Government U-turn with grades now based on teacher assessment
The government has finally made a U-turn this week to correct the much reported problems it created with A-level and […]
Forward-thinking fashion brand Kintsugi release new disability-friendly dress
Salford-based clothing brand Kintsugi are set to release their new all-inclusive ‘Jess’ dress in time for rheumatoid arthritis awareness week […]
“A rite of passage for Manchester based artists” – The Zangwills’ Sam Davies explains what the closure of two iconic venues will mean for future artists.
Sam Davies (left) and frontman Jake Vickers (right), The Zangwills. Image credit – Alyx Ashton Some would argue that Salford […]
Take your hats off for Tinfoils
Punk is back – and a Salford English teacher is at the heart of it. With the likes of Idles […]
Surge in fly-tipping follows Salford tip closures
Fly-tipping culprits were exposed around the Blackfriars area last week by a group leader from Salford Litter Heroes. Salford Litter […]
Two new fatalities at Salford Royal as Covid-19 death toll rises to 177 in the UK
Photo Credit: @art_teacher_mcr via Twitter Salford Royal Hospital have today confirmed the deaths of two patients from Coronavirus, bringing the […]
Women’s Self Defence classes in Greater Manchester
Greater Manchester police statistics show that almost 4000 sexual offence-related crimes were reported in the last 12 months. 3191 of […]
Salford’s guide to a week of St. Patrick’s Day
St. Patrick’s day is only a week away and there’s a number of events that the Manchester Irish Festival has provided […]
Not Quite Light Festival is returning to Salford
Not Quite Light Festival is returning to Salford at the end of the month. The festival will take place from […]
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