Increased university fees could deter working-class students

By EvieArnott 6th November 2024 Business, Cost of Living, Education, News 0 comments

Students across Salford will see changes to England’s tuition fees and maintenance loans, as they rise in line with inflation. […]

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Free meals for Salford children to help parents this summer holidays

By OliverHedges 31st July 2023 Cost of Living, News 0 comments

Several Salford supermarkets are running schemes that allow families to feed their children cheaply this summer holidays. At Morrisons, Tesco […]

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“It’s a warm, friendly place”- Langworthy Cornerstone offers additional support for Salford’s senior community

By Katherine Stephenson 31st October 2022 Cost of Living, Langworthy, News 0 comments

Pensioners are being offered a free breakfast and a sandwich and soup for £2.50 at Langworthy Cornerstone as the cost-of-living […]

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Salford LGBTQ+ community welcomes new ‘safe space’ as concerns grow over mental health

By Katherine Stephenson 10th October 2022 Community, Food & Drink, News 0 comments

Salford’s LGBTQ+ community has welcomed new sessions that provide a ‘safe space’ for members after concerns that there was nowhere […]

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“A budget for the rich” – Salfordians discuss effects of “mini budget” on businesses and families

By Francis Barker 27th September 2022 News, Politics, Regional News 0 comments

Salford businesses may have an uncertain future ahead of them as the international reaction to the Prime Minister’s new ‘mini […]

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“It used to do well, but all of a sudden it’s shut”- Salford residents speak on increased food costs

By Joseph Hatton 28th April 2022 Community, Regional News 0 comments

The average food bill cost could increase to £271 after prices continue to rise. People across the country are struggling […]

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Inflation up to six year high – how this impacts Salford families

By Will Stevenson 13th December 2017 News 0 comments

Inflation is up to 3.1% for the first time in six years, in a surprise new figure, whilst the unemployment […]

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