A Salford community group is bidding to get more young people involved in a wide range of activities. The Eccles […]
Tag: Young people
In-game lootboxes linked to rise of gambling in young people
In October 2019 The Gambling Commission’s annual national survey discovered that 11% of young people had spent their money on […]
‘Put Big Light On’ to help young people in Salford experiencing homelessness
A ‘Put Big Light On’ project, set up by The Lowry, aims to engage with young people who may feel […]
“This strike is vital” – Member of Youth Parliament for Salford supports Youth Strike for Climate
Young people in Greater Manchester are planning to join a second school strike for climate on Friday as part of a global day of protest by young people to demand action against climate change. Alex Derbyshire, 17, Member of Youth Parliament for Salford, is a strong supporter of the movement.
Meet the Salford campaign raising awareness for cancer among teenagers
A charity in Salford that raises awareness for cancer among teenagers has urged young people to be “aware of the […]
“Our only hope was to turn to crime”: Meet the Salford businessman inspiring young people
A local businessman has been “empowering” young people through a training business he set up from scratch. Neil Degg from […]
Salford counselling service ’42nd Street’ experience increase in demand
A counselling service in Salford has seen the number of referrals to its services significantly increase, now seeing more than […]
Street gangs, youth crime, violence and vulnerability
Mancunian ex-gang member, Darryl Laycock, who spent over 12 years in prison for gang-related offences; ex-offender Natasha Penniston, who gave a […]
Behind the invisible disease affecting a growing number of children
CROHN’S and colitis were once thought to be adult conditions, but these days, children as young as two or three […]
‘Teens should receive lessons on reputation management’ says the Digital Child Report
Digital Childhood is a new report from a group of academics led by Dr. Rudkin, Child Clinical Psychologist at University […]
New In Salford
What About Me? new project gives Salford’s young people a voice through art
Police reveal new clue in search to find mum of ‘Baby Ava’ found dead in Salford field
Man paralysed in Manchester Arena attack ‘honoured’ to help Salford Coronation Street actor
Salford women offered support for ‘myriad symptoms’
£18,000 in funding announced for men’s mental health charities in Salford
New In Sport
“Why shouldn’t rugby be available for everyone?” – Cadishead Rhinos set to host inclusive rugby league sessions for children with disabilities
Salford City draw League One Lincoln City in FA Cup first round
Salford Red Devils head coach Paul Rowley favourite to take over at St Helens
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
New in Lifestyle
Black Is The Colour Of My Voice comes to The Lowry Theatre
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
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