The organisers of an event in Salford during Black History Month say they hope to showcase African arts, language, dress […]
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“He paved the way for this”- Remembering Salford born scientist James Prescott Joule
On the anniversary of his death, Salford Lecturer Dr. Heather Yates speaks about a brewer’s son from Salford, who changed […]
Salford Art Gallery’s online exhibition is coming to a close
The Open [2] exhibition, which is made by local Salford artists, closes on the 31st October.
“I wanted it to be for all the family” – Salford families march for World Mental Health Day
Families gathered in Salford’s Buile Hill Park to join a walk to promote mental health. Visit From The Stork CIC, […]
“We want young blood” – Salford Croquet Club encourages people of all ages to get involved in sport
Croquet was first played over 160 years ago in 1856. In Salford, it’s still going strong. Local team Salford Croquet […]
“I am spending a lot more than I used to” – Salford residents react to rising food prices
Salford residents have noticed an increase in their weekly shopping bill due to rising food prices. The boss of Kraft […]
Blackfriars and Trinity by-election candidates announced
Candidates for the Blackfriars and Trinity by-election happening on Thursday 4th November have been announced today.
“The writing is inspired by people who are from local communities” – ‘Hold Me Close’ heads to Salford Arts Theatre
Salford audiences can enjoy the premiere of a new play ‘Hold Me Close’ at Salford Arts Theatre on October 15. The […]
“The only local one closed down years ago” – Walkden’s only record store opens at Walkden Town Centre
The owner of Walkden’s only record store says it will cater for local tastes and recommendations. Sticky Black Tarmac, launched […]
“The government haven’t acted enough” – TV’s George Clarke on ‘nuts’ response to cladding crisis
Television presenter George Clarke and Mayor of Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham, have said that the government has not done enough […]
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