“It makes me feel more British” – Salford resident reacts to Sainsbury’s Christmas advert

By MylesDelahoyde 24th November 2020 News 0 comments

Salford residents are outraged by the backlash to Sainsbury’s Christmas advert, saying it is ‘worrying’. This year Sainsbury’s Christmas advert […]

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Organisations that support victims of hate crime to receive £500 grants

By Eleni Evangelinos 23rd November 2020 Crime 0 comments

Salford CVS are offering £500 grants to organisations that support those affected by hate crime. Organisations in Salford can apply […]

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“That fight for equality is everyone’s fight” – Black to the Future poetry event celebrates Black History Month

By Aroob Raja 2nd November 2020 Culture, Poetry 0 comments

Salford-based poet ‘J’ Ahmed hosted a three-part series of virtual events in October titled ‘Black to the Future’ to mark Black History Month.

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Kick It Out commissioned play ‘Getting The Third Degree’ coming to Salford Arts Theatre

By Dave Crowther-Green 21st October 2019 News, Theatre 0 comments

A new play based on the life of former West Bromwich Albion and Real Madrid footballer Laurie Cunningham is coming […]

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Racist graffiti victims guests of honour for Salford Red Devils

By Dan Wright 5th March 2019 News, Rugby League 0 comments

The father and son who were subject to shocking racial abuse were Salford Red Devil’s guests of honour at the AJ Bell Stadium.

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Senior Salford politicians say city has racism problem

By Laura Joffre 19th February 2019 Breaking News, News 0 comments

The MP for Salford and Eccles and Salford’s Mayor have issued a joint statement stating that Salford has a racism problem.

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Manchester sees rise in Islamophobic attacks

By Annie Korn-Morris 16th October 2017 Regional News 0 comments

A charity says it has recorded spikes in Islamophobic hate incidents following terrorist attacks such as the Manchester Arena bombing. […]

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New campaign group aims to tackle racism in Salford

By Liam Shaw 7th February 2017 News 0 comments

Stand Up To Racism Salford aims to tackle racism in the city, and create a more friendly atmosphere. A new […]

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