Nearly 500 trees are to be planted across the urban areas of Salford. Weaste, Eccles, Irlam, Ordsall and Salford city centre […]
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“Wrong place, wrong number” – Salford councillor on plans to build 1,400 homes on Chat Moss
A Salford councillor has spoken out against plans to build 1400 homes on Chat Moss.
Linear Park Woods Stickman creations enchant children and families
As schools and nurseries closed due to COVID-19, parents have faced the daunting prospect of keeping their kids entertained for […]
“There are huge numbers of people going hungry” Salford charity operating through Covid crisis
More people than ever are going hungry in Salford during lockdown, according to a national charity based in the city. Church Action […]
Sitting volleyball in Salford helping to rehabilitate servicemen
Sitting volleyball has grown to be one of the most popular paralympic sports in the UK, and this is no […]
New In Salford
Salford rugby league club Langworthy Reds raising cash for clubhouse repairs
“It’s driving people out” – Salford ranked fifth most expensive in UK for people living alone
Eccles social club fighting loneliness left disappointed after no-one attends first meeting
The Station café in Irlam celebrating 10th anniversary with free cake and live music
Salford Arts Theatre to host production written by 2024 winner of The Shelagh Delaney New Writing Award
New In Sport
North Walkden FC clinch county cup in Didsbury FC Villa triumph
Broughton Rugby Club set to hold try-outs for the upcoming season
Salford YouTuber Angry Ginge to feature in this year’s Soccer Aid
Loan watch: How are Salford City’s loanees performing away from the club
Salford Red Devils Womens’ attacking coach looks to impress in upcoming season
New in Entertainment
Salford Arts Theatre to host production written by 2024 winner of The Shelagh Delaney New Writing Award
From Nigeria to Salford: The HER STORY art exhibition empowering women
Exhibition honouring Harold Riley will be on display at Salford Museum until the end of April
Salford residents invited to explore Indian migration throughout the Second World War at the Imperial War Museum
Scottish TV and film star David Hayman to perform in Death of a Salesman at the Lowry
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