Historic mine shaft found beneath Walkden station

By Katherine Stephenson 16th February 2024 Community, History, Walkden 2 comments

Featured image taken by Peter Whatley, Geograph. Works on Walkden railway station have now been delayed after a historic mine […]

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Review: Drop the Dead Donkey at The Lowry

By Katherine Stephenson 15th February 2024 Art, Culture, Theatre 0 comments

It’s been just over 25 years since the ‘GlobeLink News’ broadcast graced our screens and the return of the programme […]

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Live screening of Hobson’s Choice at Peel Park this May – “Peel Park is an integral part of the story”

By AngelJohns 15th February 2024 Art, Culture, Film 3 comments

To honour the classic film Hobson’s Choice turning 70 this year, there will be a live screening held at Peel […]

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Salford University to host international meeting on Ukrainian photography

By Katherine Stephenson 14th February 2024 Art, Culture, Film 0 comments

An international meeting will be held at Salford University next month to celebrate the work of Ukrainian photographers. Academic researchers, […]

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Salford Marxist branch organise open discussion on Palestine

By Ellie Price 13th February 2024 Culture, Politics 0 comments

On Wednesday February 14, there will be an open discussion held at the Working-Class Movement Library surrounding Palestine.  Salford Marxist are […]

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20,000 Salford residents given food parcels last year

By Holly Richards 13th February 2024 Community, Cost of Living, Food & Drink, News 0 comments

Amid the cost of living crisis, the usage of Salford’s foodbanks has increased significantly through these difficult times, with over […]

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Peter Hook’s top five basslines – Salford icon turns 68

By Edward Chadwick 13th February 2024 Music, News, Reviews 0 comments

Salford icon Peter Hook, best known as a founding member and bassist of both Joy Division and New Order, celebrates […]

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Bert’s House comedy play is coming to Salford Arts Theatre

By Ollie Swift 13th February 2024 Art, Culture, Theatre 0 comments

Bert’s House comedy play is coming to Salford Arts Theatre on Tuesday March 12 and Wednesday March 13 at 7:30 […]

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Places to go in Salford with the best deals this Valentines Day

By Chloe Terrett 13th February 2024 Cost of Living, Food & Drink 0 comments

With Valentines Day right around the corner, multiple restaurants across Salford have deals on to make the day cheap and […]

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Salford’s first “Louisiana style seafood boil” restaurant Crabbish opens

By ThomasWhittleton 13th February 2024 Chapel Street, Community, Food & Drink, News 0 comments

Salford is now home to the region’s only “Louisiana style” seafood boil restaurant, Crabbish. The restaurant on Chapel Street serves […]

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