At the Salford Royal Hospital, three senior women nicknamed “The Three Wednesday Girls” have given 230 hours as dining companions, […]
Author: Mel Cionco
“Even really senior gatekeepers can feel that it’s not easy being a person of colour” – Salford portrait exhibition weighs on continuous workplace discrimination
A Black History Month exhibition in Salford Museum and Art Gallery has helped to showcase continuous workplace discrimination minorities in […]
“We are trying to save lives” – Hundreds to attend suicide remembrance procession as economic crisis takes severe toll on mental health
Reach Out: Start to end suicide’s procession is due to happen tomorrow, celebrating the lives of those lost to suicide […]
“I’m probably not going to be able to survive this type of weather on my own” – Salford accommodation students to face winter with faulty heaters
Salford students living under Campus Living Village accommodations are still expected to face this winter with old faulty or non-functioning heating systems.
“The worst is yet to come” – cost of living crisis threatens Eccles business owners’ livelihoods
The cost-of-living crisis has Eccles business owners anxious about making ends meet while charity shops adjust to a higher than pandemic demand.
University of Salford cuts ties with Edenfield Centre mental health hospital amid ‘bullying and abuse’ investigation
The University of Salford has cut ties with the Edenfield Centre mental health hospital after allegations of patients being ‘humiliated’ […]
Colleagues hope to ‘break down stigma’ of mental health issues with Media City challenge
A group of colleagues are aiming to ‘break down the stigma’ surrounding mental health conversations in the hope of changing […]
“We urgently need people from Salford” – Charity opens positions in response to rising economic struggle
Mustard Tree have appealed for more Salford people to work in their Eccles and Little Hulton sites with training and full […]
THEATRE REVIEW: ‘Wuthering Heights’ at The Lowry
A spectacle from which you could not take your eyes from, Wuthering Heights, based on Emily Brontë’s novel, breaks all […]
“The situation is getting worse before it gets better” – Salford charity fears of future challenges to come from cost of living increase and the possible response from refugee crisis
Mustard Tree, owner of charity shop and help hubs, fears the demand of their services for deprived areas of Salford […]
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