Salford animators face a ‘Big Fight’ for Netflix deal

By Rene Mcintosh 22nd October 2019 Film, News 0 comments

A group of Salford animators is trying to raise £25,000 to create an animated comedy series in the hopes it […]

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‘Stories From A Very Different Salford’ reminiscent film for people living with Dementia

By Lydia Ransome 22nd October 2019 Art, Community, Film 0 comments

Open Doors Support Group and Chronicle films have produced a reminiscent film for people living with Dementia in Salford. ‘Stories […]

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‘History of Salford Quays’ tour announced for November

By Caitlin Gray 21st October 2019 History, News 0 comments

A tour is coming to Salford documenting the deep history of the Quays.  The tour will document the Quays’ journey […]

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Kick It Out commissioned play ‘Getting The Third Degree’ coming to Salford Arts Theatre

By Dave Crowther-Green 21st October 2019 News, Theatre 0 comments

A new play based on the life of former West Bromwich Albion and Real Madrid footballer Laurie Cunningham is coming […]

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‘Ready, Steady, Learn!’ – Salford cooking group aims to teach English through the power of food

By Charlie Mulholland 21st October 2019 Community, Education, Food & Drink 1 comment

A Salford primary school has teamed up with a cookery club to help teach English through a shared love of […]

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Comedy about Richard III comes to King’s Arms, Salford

By Nicholas Brien 21st October 2019 History, Theatre 0 comments

Car Park King, a comedy production about the life of Richard III is coming to Salford’s The Kings Arms.

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Salford students raise money for schools in Ghana

By RachaelAllison 21st October 2019 Culture 0 comments

Students from The University of Salford Ghanaian society are raising £10,000 to fund ‘The Better Education Project’, in partnership with DstinationGhana, by December 2019.

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Junior Doctors at Salford Royal Hospital star in BBC programme

By Lydia Ransome 16th October 2019 Health, Television 0 comments

Junior Doctors from Salford Royal Hospital have featured in a fly-on-the-wall documentary on BBC One The programme aired its final […]

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“This is a story that hasn’t been told, and I don’t want it to get lost” – Artist Claire Hignett talks about her latest art exhibition in Salford inspired by the Basque children

By Cari Morris 15th October 2019 Art, Culture 1 comment

An exhibition has been set up in the Working Class Movement Library in Salford, to shed light on the untold […]

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Light-up musical seesaws are coming to MediaCityUK this December

By Darcy Williams 15th October 2019 Art, Culture, News 0 comments

Wave-Field, a Canadian company that “encourages interpersonal relationships with strangers”, will take up residence at MediaCityUK this December. The interactive […]

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