The Still I rise exhibition at The Lowry celebrating Black History Month has now been launched online since it was cancelled due to Covid-19.
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“Supporting parents no matter what the situation” – Salford group helps families access baby items
Visit from the Stork have been helping people in need since the start of lockdown by providing new parents and […]
“We wouldn’t be able to continue to work” – Covid’s impact on Salford’s Poison Apple Arts CIC
Covid 19 has impacted all sorts of businesses and organisations, and Salford’s Poison Apple Arts CIC is no exception. Since […]
“Their fight is our motivation to fundraise” – Salford Foundation’s 30th Birthday Fundraiser
To mark Salford Foundation’s 30th birthday, they are encouraging the people of Salford to raise money by setting themselves challenges. […]
“It’s ingrained in us isn’t it?”: Philip Westcott on the Days Like These Exhibition
One of the defining traits of Salford’s captivating history has been its relationship with art. From L.S Lowry to Harold […]
“Making Salford greener is important for so many reasons” Salford’s tree planting mission
Nearly 500 trees are to be planted across the urban areas of Salford. Weaste, Eccles, Irlam, Ordsall and Salford city centre […]
“Families are reliant on free school meals” Foundation 92 hopes to help 600 young people in Salford this half term
Image credit: Foundation 92 The independent charity, Foundation 92, are providing free meals for young people. Formed by the ‘Class […]
“Making sure our city’s children don’t go hungry is our number one priority” – fundraiser launched to feed kids over half-term and Christmas
The Spirit of Salford network have launched a fundraiser to help finance a holiday hunger package to families during half-term and also over Christmas.
“Different but no less heartfelt”: Salford Council urges people to mark Remembrance Day at home
Salford residents are being asked to make a sacrifice and mark Remembrance Day at home. This year the world has […]
Brew Walks: A new trend for Salford coffee drinkers and walkers
Salford-based Brew Walks are encouraging people to venture into nature this October and November to clear their heads – whilst […]
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