A woman from Monton has written a bestselling poetry book in memory of her late mother who died during lockdown. […]
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“You feel ignored” – clinic provides Salford women with pre- and post-natal care as NHS struggles to keep up
Salford mums are being offered private care at a physiotherapy clinic in the city amid NHS shortages. The Bode Clinic […]
“The government have lied time and time again” – Salford residents discuss government handling of pandemic
Salford residents adding their voices to the social media uproar over how the government has dealt with the Covid pandemic […]
“A small price to pay to get into venues that we all enjoy and keep them open” – What Salford thinks of vaccine passports
Beginning yesterday, Wednesday 15 December, adults in England must show a Covid pass or negative test result in venues such […]
What do the people of Salford think about Covid booster jabs?
Following the Prime Minister’s address to the nation on booster jabs on Sunday, the people of Salford have had their […]
“I am one of the lucky ones” – Sunkissed Tanning reopens in Eccles
A Salford beauty salon owner is optimistic about the future of her business but frustrated that she has been forced […]
“Let’s take a grip of our teenagers and bring them back”- A call for foster carers in Salford
Val Hogan has been in foster care recruitment for six years and now runs her own company. Image: Val Hogan […]
“The people that use our services can be so frightened”- The Salford charity helping refugees through the pandemic
Elizabeth Tangata unloading food bank deliveries. Image: Warm Hut A charity that works with refugees and asylum seekers in Salford, […]
Are we nearly there yet? Students’ thoughts on lockdown learning and returning to campus
University students look forward to in-person teaching after feeling less motivated in lockdown. Isaac Middleton, aged 19, studies Popular Performance […]
“It’s been very difficult for the bridal industry” – A Swinton Bridal shop prepares to hit the road as a mobile store after the pandemic forced its doors to close
A Swinton Bridal shop is going mobile after multiple lockdowns during the pandemic forced their store to close. View […]
New In Salford
Free creative and relaxing events to be hosted across Salford for Carers Week
Key changes to services for Salford residents as a part of the next phase of a £147m investment to tram network
Salford’s children’s services recognised as the most family-friendly in the North West
Mental health support difficult to access for people with Huntington’s disease new report finds
Five-year strategy to improve housing in the city approved
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Lionesses suffer their first defeat of the season to the Broncos
Salford Red Devils travel to Wakefield hoping to secure a win
Swinton Lionesses look to continue winning momentum
New in Lifestyle
Immersive exploration of the history of grime heads to the Lowry this June
Matthew Bourne’s award-winning The Midnight Bell heads to the Lowry
“These little hats really do make a huge difference”: Salford knitters needed for fun charity challenge
Peggy Seeger to perform at the Lowry for her last ever concert tour
An evening with Dr John Cooper Clarke to be hosted at Salford Lads Club
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