A Salford repair cafe is booming as residents turn to skilled volunteers to help them make ends meet. Every first […]
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“Everybody is welcome” – Buile Hill sensory garden partially reopens after 20 years
Volunteers at the Buile Hill Mansion hope a restored sensory garden will offer a safe place for LGBTQ+ members, women, children and everyone in between.
Salford Now Live Blog – 10th November – Ian Watson leaves Salford Red Devils
Welcome to Salford Now’s live blog! Jason Simon is writing the blog today and will be updating you throughout the […]
Salford’s local foodbanks threatened by a funding crisis
Four of our local foodbank centres are facing possible closure if funding and new accommodation cannot be found. The future […]
“I can’t leave him there to die” Football coach from Salford helps to save young boy’s life after stabbing
A football coach from Salford helped to keep a 14-year-old stabbing victim alive until paramedics arrived. Jordan Ryan was coaching […]
Salford charity encourages men to seek help sooner on mental health issues
A Salford charity is aiming to break the stigma surrounding men’s mental health.
ADHD awareness training heads to Salford schools
The UK’s ADHD foundation has pledged that it will offer free training to all schools in Salford in November by offering free training in schools.
Salford businesses losing customers due to yearlong roadworks
Business owners in Salford are complaining of a loss of customer base due to the recent 12-month road work plan […]
Salford marks 80th anniversary of ‘Love on the Dole’ influential book
Salford remembers Walter Greenwood on the 80th anniversary of the influential book ‘Love on the Dole’.The book was published in the 1930’s.
Domestic violence cases in Salford on the rise
Domestic violence cases have risen by 10% in Salford over the last decade. In 2017 8102 cases of domestic violence were reported.
New In Salford
New scheme calls on Salford employers to help tackle youth unemployment
Salford building wins award for sustainable office design
Worsley ball to raise cash for charities helping children ‘going through the hardest times’
Cost of living support extended over winter for Salfordians
New programme for Salford children launched to “keep them safe and make good choices.”
New In Sport
Fans hail ‘true identity’ as Salford City FC goes back to orange kit for 2026/27
Salford City fans hoisted 40m in air to beat “outdated” alcohol ban
“As a collective we have to do better” – Karl Robinson left frustrated by individual mistakes after third league defeat in a row
Salford runner credits Worsley parkrun as “the last puzzle piece” in his mental health recovery
Karl Robinson praises “wonderful” Salford City performance after win against Stockport County
New in Lifestyle
Olivier award-nominated The Smeds and the Smoos comes to the Lowry theatre this October.
Construction firm wins architecture award for Little Hulton development
Salford celebrates mining activist Anne Scargill at the Working Class Movement Library
Black Sabbath – The Ballet Review: A unique yet powerful way of exploring the legacy of Black Sabbath
“It’s about being you” – Salford woman runs babywearing class in Monton
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