A selfless landlady at a community pub in Boothstown is asking for donations of presents to provide disadvantaged children with […]
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“I wanted to make a real difference to people” – Buy-One-Give-One stall on food poverty, Covid and the kindness of people in Salford
After finishing his degree in business and economics, Duncan Swainsbury set up his own social enterprise Bounceback Food to help […]
“Creativity allows people to speak from their heart”: Church Action on Poverty publishes poetry anthology about poverty and lockdown
As part of Challenge Poverty Week on 12-18 September, a Salford-based charity, Church Action on Poverty, launched a poetry anthology […]
Crescent Masterplan is giving you a voice on what you’d change about Salford
The Crescent Masterplan hopes to hear your ideas on how you want to change Salford for the better. On 28th […]
Mum-of-four on mission to show Salford families how to cook meals for a fiver
A Salford mum-of-four has launched a pioneering project to help feed entire families for just a fiver. Rose Mulgrew, from […]
Salford life expectancy amongst the lowest in UK
Life expectancy in Salford is amongst the lowest in the UK according to a recent report. Recent data shows that […]
Knitted foods to be sent to MPs with hopes of ending hunger in the UK
Church Action on Poverty, a Christian social justice charity based in Salford, have collected over 650 pieces of knitted foods […]
“People will remember a story better than any statistic” how Framing North is challenging how we view poverty
Salford anti-poverty campaigners added their voices today to a national conference calling for improvements in how society talks about people […]
“It’s a fight against poverty” – The charity on a mission to help young people in Salford
Stay Safe MCR is a local project aiming to help the young people of Salford and fight the restraints of […]
Salford hosts world expert talk on UK transport poverty
Professor of Transport and Social Analysis Karen Lucas discussed her newest research on transport poverty and Inequalities in Mobility and Access in the UK.
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