A school rowing project based at Salford Quay’s Agecroft Rowing Club has been awarded Project of the Year by British […]
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REVIEW: ‘Edith’ at The Lowry
The trial of Edith Thompson, brought to life in The Lowry Theatre 100 years on from the initial crime, was […]
Lightwaves festival returns to Salford Quays to “bring light into dark winter nights” with immersive visual artworks
Lightwaves will be returning to Salford Quays from Thursday 1st to Sunday 4th in December for its 9th annual festival […]
‘Developed With The Lowry’ welcomes new cohort of up-and-coming artists producing for theatre
The Lowry announced their ‘Developed With’ 2022-24 cohort of artists, who will be part of their flagship development programme, on […]
“We were very lucky indeed”- Sandwich shop that bucked the trend in covid opens second store in Salford Quays
Food supplier and shop owner Sndwch have opened up a new shop inside Arrive’s Tomorrow building at MediaCity despite the […]
Free and interactive play to come to The Lowry in aid of raising mental health awareness
A free and interactive play focusing on the mental health struggles of young people will appear at The Lowry Theatre […]
Tony Award-winner The Color Purple opens at The Lowry next week
Alice Walker’s Pulitzer Prize-winning Novel, The Color Purple, will be coming to The Lowry stage next week. The novel has been […]
“I had to help an elderly lady who had fallen on their uneven and unsafe walkway” – Salford resident outlines roadworks problems
A Salford teacher has questioned the importance and safety of the £20m extension of Trafford Road scheme. Jonathan Colquitt, who […]
Greggs to open a new location at MediaCityUK, Salford
Greggs lovers everywhere will be delighted to know that the company will be opening a location in MediaCity in the […]
“Openly sexist” – equality rights activists object to controversial Hooters chain coming to Salford Quays
Local organisations that fight against sexism and gender inequality have reacted with fury at the news that controversial restaurant chain Hooters could open at Salford Quays.
New In Salford
Economy “rigged in favour of the wealthy few” says Salford MP Rebecca Long-Bailey in plea for wealth tax
Global sustainability forum to take place in Salford this October
Lissadel Street shooting: five arrested after “targeted attack” on house
Manchester synagogue terrorist “pledged allegiance to Islamic State” during attack
Immediate repairs required to preserve iconic former Salford pub
New In Sport
Karl Robinson praises “wonderful” Salford City performance after win against Stockport County
Paul Dennett hails Salford’s involvement in “fantastic” Women’s Rugby World Cup
Salford City move closer to Vertu Trophy knockout round with emphatic win over local rivals Stockport County
Salford City set to host local rivals Stockport County in Vertu Trophy
“We were the better team” – Karl Robinson rues missed chances after Salford City lose to Grimsby
New in Lifestyle
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
“Salford audiences never disappoint” – performers relish New Adelphi return as improvised musical comes to town
“I love the city and its history” – Salford pub heritage brought to life by artist’s calendar tribute
LS Lowry artworks set to sell for millions at auction and famous piece may come to Salford
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