“Whether the help is small or large”: Turkish business owner in Salford encourages locals to support relief efforts after 7.8 magnitude earthquake

By Lauren Coulson 7th February 2023 Monton 0 comments

A Turkish business owner in Monton has encouraged Salfordians to support relief efforts after a 7.8 magnitude earthquake hit Turkey […]

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Salford café owner forced to get a second job due to energy crisis

By Evelyn Pugh 22nd November 2022 Business, Chapel Street, Cost of Living 0 comments

A Salford business owner claims he has had to take on extra work to ensure his Chapel Street-based coffee shop can […]

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Salford faces an increase in fuel poverty as prices reach a record high

By CaitlinLord 8th March 2022 News, Regional News 0 comments

Considering recent events, the price of fuel is set to increase yet again with the average petrol price in Salford […]

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“The government haven’t acted enough” – TV’s George Clarke on ‘nuts’ response to cladding crisis

By Josh Warn 11th October 2021 Community, News 0 comments

Television presenter George Clarke and Mayor of Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham, have said that the government has not done enough […]

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“This is a huge scandal…” – Rebecca Long-Bailey wants to protect her constituency against the Salford cladding crisis

By OliviaDavies 16th December 2020 News 0 comments

Rebecca Long-Bailey is sticking up for her constituency after the spending review in November resulted in no extra money for […]

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Unison wins major victory for Salford care workers

By Jack Merriman 6th December 2018 Business, News 0 comments

Domiciliary care provider Lifeways has scrapped plans to end top-up payments for sleep-in shifts.  Union Unison put Lifeways under pressure as […]

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FEATURE: Manchester identified as North West’s capital of homelessness

By Katie Magee 5th December 2016 Uncategorised 1 comment

IN today’s world where people are more interested in which size Christmas tree they’re going to pick or the sense of […]

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Manchester charity worker: “Do not forget about the humanitarian crisis in Niger”

By Dan McLaughlin 24th March 2016 News 0 comments

A CHARITY worker from West Didsbury has called for action to tackle child malnutrition and to distribute emergency relief in the […]

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