Following the decision yesterday, that saw the government cut the Winter Fuel Payments, it means millions will lose access to […]
Tag: Government
Salford MP Rebecca Long-Bailey doesn’t vote on cut to Winter Fuel Payments
Millions of pensioners across the country will feel the effects this winter as the government wins votes on the cut. […]
Families in Salford to receive extended support for food and energy costs
Lower-income families in Salford will be supported by the Household Support Fund for another six months following the government’s latest […]
Hundreds of new jobs promised as government department comes to Salford
New roles will be coming to Salford after it was announced yesterday (12 December) that the Department for Science, Innovation […]
Salford environmental group gains recognition in Parliament awards ceremony
A Salford environmental group have gained special recognition at a Parliament awards ceremony for their community work. The Incredible Education […]
Pound Down! – Sterling Hits Lowest Value Since 1971
Salfordians planning on travelling to America may want to think of putting their plans on hold. The pound has hit […]
“The government have lied time and time again” – Salford residents discuss government handling of pandemic
Salford residents adding their voices to the social media uproar over how the government has dealt with the Covid pandemic […]
“The government haven’t acted enough” – TV’s George Clarke on ‘nuts’ response to cladding crisis
Television presenter George Clarke and Mayor of Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham, have said that the government has not done enough […]
“They don’t represent the whole population” – Protesters gather in Salford to protest Tory conference
Students from The University of Salford attended a protest against The Conservative Party amidst proposals to speed up student loan repayments.
Salford MP Rebecca Long Bailey describes new police legislation as “chilling”, says the right to peacefully protest “must be protected”
Rebecca Long-Bailey MP says the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill could contravene articles in the Human Rights Act. The […]
New In Salford
Annual Monton Jingle Mingle to celebrate local businesses
“We need to explain the similarities” – calls for understanding as Salford marks Islamophobia Awareness Month
Women’s Circle set to raise £500 to children’s charity
Little Hulton residents lay flowers and gifts as tribute for Baby A
John Prescott dies aged 86: Salford politicians pay tribute to ‘a Labour Party giant’
New In Sport
Salford Red Devils face St Helens first up as fixtures released for 2025 Betfred Super League
‘Mindless criminal damage’: Eccles RFC pitch damaged by vandals
Salford Red Devils’ Darcey Price captains Jamaica at World Cup Qualifiers
Salford City look to build momentum against struggling Bromley
Salford Storm put up a promising performance in their first ever away game
New in Entertainment
Pengy Church: Inside Salford’s secret underground crypt
Christmas Concerts and Carol Services in Salford: What’s on in your area?
Night time bat walks to be the new way to experience Salford’s wildlife
Award-winning photographer set to be the first resident artist at RHS Bridgewater
“I didn’t anticipate how much of my life was going to become about badges” – The Salford badge club building a community
Recent Comments