“I can’t imagine Salford without the canal” – The history of Bridgewater Canal

By Danica Perrin 27th September 2022 History, Worsley 2 comments

Opened on July 17th 1761, the Bridgewater Canal has cemented itself in history as a model for all canals built […]

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Monday Memories: New Worsley Hall

By Simone Harrison 20th September 2022 History, Worsley 0 comments

Let’s take a look back at one of Worsley’s forgotten regal residences, through archival collections from Salford University and Peel […]

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Talking to the only new Conservative councillor about his vision for Worsley and Westwood Park

By Francis Barker 17th May 2022 News, Politics, Worsley 0 comments

In a dismal night for the Tory Party, Adam Kealey was one of the few Conservatives around the country to […]

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“We want people to come out with something they’re proud of” – Cocktails ‘n’ Canvas returning to Worsley next month

By EvanHurst 12th May 2022 Art, Culture, Worsley 0 comments

Cocktails ‘n’ Canvas will hold an event at The Delph Restaurant & Cocktail Bar in Worsley on June 8th. This […]

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George’s Dining Room set for live show from indie musician Ste Milly

By Joshua Dagger 3rd May 2022 Music, News, Worsley 0 comments

A Radcliffe musician who goes by the stage name ‘Ste Milly’ is playing live at George’s Dining Room and Bar this […]

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“It’s about improving access to green spaces” – Groundwork charity educating locals about climate change

By Kayla Harriss 1st March 2022 Environment, News, Worsley 0 comments

Environmental charity Groundwork is working alongside the WWF-UK and National Lottery to inspire and educate Salford communities about how they […]

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Roe Green Cricket Club pay tribute to ‘great friend of the club’, Harry Lewis

By Dan McNeice 22nd February 2022 Community, Cricket, Sport, Worsley 0 comments

Roe Green cricketers have paid tribute to club friend and well-known umpire Harry Lewis, who died this week. The announcement […]

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“There’s a generation that would come and tell you that they were the best days of our lives” – Salford scouting exhibition at RHS Garden Bridgewater

By OliviaRidgway 17th February 2022 Community, Worsley 1 comment

A new exhibition will explore 73 years of scouting at the RHS Bridgewater. Salford provided opportunities for young people in […]

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New Swinton’s ‘Veterans Lunch’ project for the Armed Forces

By Katherine Stephenson 15th February 2022 News, Swinton, Worsley 0 comments

The new ‘positive ‘Veterans Lunch’ has given Salford veterans the opportunity to gather and connect through their own shared experiences.  […]

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Have you heard about the cursed skull of Wardley Hall? – Greater Manchester’s very own horror story

By Joshua Dagger 15th February 2022 Interviews, Worsley 0 comments

The recently-published book ‘Strange Manchester’ is a combination of horror stories located in Greater Manchester that have been passed down […]

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