Barbara Keeley, MP for Worsley and Eccles South, has joined other Labour Members calling for all councils within Greater Manchester […]
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“We will fight for every reform that makes workers lives better” – Socialist organisation to support protests and strikes in Salford community
The Salford branch of Socialist Alternative is set to rally in forthcoming activist movements and next week’s Kill the Bill […]
“It’s all about what we can do in the middle ground”- Lib Dem candidate for Blackfriars and Trinity by-election sets out plans to ‘Clean Up Blackfriars’
With the Blackfriars and Trinity by-election on November 4 approaching, Liberal Democrat candidate Joseph Ross Allen plans to bring clean, […]
“I wasn’t expecting him to nearly burst into tears” – Salford MP Graham Stringer on Dominic Cummings grilling
Salford MP Graham Stringer called Dominic Cummings’s analysis on the government’s lack of preparation for Covid-19 “shocking”. Former chief adviser […]
Salford MP Rebecca Long Bailey describes new police legislation as “chilling”, says the right to peacefully protest “must be protected”
Rebecca Long-Bailey MP says the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill could contravene articles in the Human Rights Act. The […]
“We need to see a change in University system” – Salford MP speaks with students on tuition loans
Salford MP Rebecca Long-Bailey met students to discuss the possibility of reimbursing student loans on a virtual Town Hall meeting […]
The Working Class Movement Library’s Invisible Histories series returns
The Working Class Movement Library is hosting a series of free online talks throughout February and March, covering a variety […]
“This is a country of opportunities and democracy” – Councillor Nkurunziza recalls his journey from asylum seeker to Langworthy councillor
Salford councillor Wilson Nkurunziza sought refuge in the UK 18 years ago when he fled from a civil war in […]
“It was a no brainer”: Penelope’s Deli offers free meals to families after government vote
Penelope’s deli is giving free meals to Salford children throughout the October half term after a government vote ruled free […]
“Complete lack of empathy”: Salford arts workers speak on Rishi Sunak’s job remarks
Salford based arts workers have weighed in on Sunak’s suggestion that arts workers find new jobs. Rishi Sunak has said: […]
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Langworthy Cornerstone hosting vibrant Black History Month Celebration
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