Walkden Station is now recognised as a “Top Priority” to TfGM

By Sofia Tavini 3rd March 2020 News 0 comments

Walkden Station have missed out on another funding opportunity despite being Salford’s busiest station. Recent revelations on the proposed Park […]

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Campaigner welcomes Buile Hill mansion ideas currently before Salford City Council

By Luke Wallworth 3rd March 2020 Features, News 0 comments

A long-time campaigner for the restoration of Buile Hill mansion is cautiously optimistic that the latest plan will finally come […]

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“Isn’t it time we got clean air?” Salford is fighting against air pollution

By Chelsea Bailey 3rd March 2020 Environment, News 0 comments

Clean Air Greater Manchester asks “150 years ago Greater Manchester got clean water. Isn’t it time we got clean air?” […]

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Salford Binmen collecting Christmas gifts for children

By Jodie Smith 29th November 2019 Community, News 1 comment

Children who may miss out on presents this Christmas could be in line for gifts and toys thanks to an […]

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Former Salford Councillor dies after car accident on Walkden road

By Matthew Lanceley 1st October 2019 Community, News 0 comments

A former Salford councillor has died after being hit by a car. Andrew Cheetham, 67, was crossing Walkden Road in […]

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Preview: Salford Mad Pride 2019 – “Bring your mad hats to Victoria Park”

By George Haigh 6th June 2019 News 0 comments

Hundreds are expected to gather in Salford this Saturday to celebrate the creativity of people who live with mental health issues.

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May 2 vote: Labour defends its record on Salford Council and blames Tory cuts for declining services

By Sara Hadwin 1st May 2019 News, Politics 0 comments

Cuts to local government funding, which are hitting Salford and the most deprived areas of the UK the hardest, are the […]

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“Salford is a failing council” – Conservative campaigns for Worsley in local elections

By Michael Smith 1st May 2019 Environment, News, Politics 0 comments

Conservative Councillor Robin Garrido is representing Worsley in the upcoming local elections on Thursday, May 2 and today spoke about what he believes to be Salford Councils financial failures and its inability to protect green belt land.

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Plans for 23-storey residential tower in Eccles submitted for approval

By Darcy Williams 19th March 2019 Business, News 0 comments

Manchester based company, Jeffrey Bell Architects have submitted plans for a 23-storey residential tower to be built in Eccles.

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City’s congested roads “threaten Salford’s long-term health”

By Robin Brown 12th February 2019 Health, News 0 comments

Green campaigners say the next generation of Salfordians could be “irreparably damaged” by air pollution after a busy city road was named as one of the most congested in the country.

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