Salford Victoria is set to play a new role in the near future with plans announced to reopen it as […]
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Salford Suffragette Commemorated for International Women’s Day
Salford Suffragette Sylvia Pankhurst (women’s rights movement), daughter of Emmeline Pankhurst, protesting the English policy in India. Trafalgar Square, London, […]
Singing for Salford: one teens’ bid to tune in to our Cities history
An aspiring singer-songwriter from Pendleton is making his mark on the Salford music scene. Jace Campbell, 16, has released a […]
Worsley history and wildlife walks encourage exercise and educate on heritage and nature
The Landscape History & Wildlife Walk in Worsley helps people to become more active by encouraging them to participate in […]
Salford-born suffragette statue planned to be built in Brighton
A statue of Salford Suffragette Mary Clarke is planned to be built in Brighton to recognise the work she has […]
Review: SIX the Musical returns to The Lowry
The smash-hit musical SIX has returned to The Lowry and has taken the city by storm once again. The venue has already […]
‘Stories From A Very Different Salford’ reminiscent film for people living with Dementia
Open Doors Support Group and Chronicle films have produced a reminiscent film for people living with Dementia in Salford. ‘Stories […]
Salford community celebrates renovated shelter – despite vandalism
Residents in Eccles have come together to celebrate the restoration of a historic shelter, despite it being vandalised just days […]
“Steeped in history” – Urban explorers on forgotten Salford
A new hobby is uncovering the forgotten histories of Salford – urban exploration. It involves exploring abandoned buildings and sharing the contents online.
Lark Hill Place: Salford’s beloved street returns in its original setting
Lark Hill Place, the Victorian street at the Salford Museum and Art Gallery, reopened this weekend in its original 1897 setting.
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