Tributes have been paid to a Salford WWII veteran who sadly died after dedicating his life to his family, community […]
Tag: Second World War
“She knew they were watching her whilst thinking of their own sweethearts” – The diaries of a teenage girl living through World War Two in Salford
Fiona Heakin found her Mum’s old diaries from living in Salford during the Second World War, and has turned them into a book. […]
Celebrate the 75th VE Day… from your front garden!
This Friday marks the 75th anniversary of VE day and people across Salford are determined to join in the country’s […]
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