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“Thrilled and humbled” – Spirit of Salford Community Awards finalists react to nominations

By Mair Llewellyn 5th March 2019 Community, Features 0 comments

Screenshot of the Spirit of Salford Community Awards finalist page. Five of this year’s Spirit of Salford Community Awards finalists […]

Salford charity warns of “dangerous and devastating” cuts to children’s services

By Lucy Webber 28th February 2019 News 0 comments

Figures in a new study created by a group of charities show that funding for children has fallen by a third per child in England since 2010.

Four ways you can support homeless people in Salford

By Lucy Johnson 28th February 2019 Health 0 comments

With news that the former government homelessness tsar has praised Greater Manchester’s approach to tackling the issue, we look at four ways you can help tackled homelessness in Salford.

Ordsall celebrates 25 years of Lighting the Legend

By Yann Robinson 26th February 2019 Art, Culture, History 0 comments

Ordsall residents on Thursday celebrated twenty-five years of ‘Lighting the Legend’ with a photographic exhibition commemorating the lantern festival.

“It’s what makes the city great” – Mayor and Mayoress of Salford announce charity ball

By Imogen Holland 26th February 2019 News 0 comments

The Ceremonial Mayor and Mayoress of Salford will host a Masquerade Ball at Buile Hill Park on 2nd March to raise money for charities across the region.

Warming up in a training session with Parks and Pathways Nordic Walking group.

“I knew it would benefit the people of Salford” – how Nordic walking is helping the city get fitter

By Phoebe Walters 26th February 2019 News 0 comments

Salford might not be the most obvious place for a hike if you’re keen to try Nordic walking – but Susan Spain is on a mission to change that perception.

Salford’s chatty café wins award for combatting loneliness

By Imogen Holland 25th February 2019 Community 0 comments

The Chatty Cafe Scheme has won the Innovative in Ageing award which includes a grant of £7,500 to put towards the scheme.

“It’s OK not to be OK”: A Bench at the Edge examines mental health and male suicide

By Tara Dalton 24th February 2019 Interviews, News, Theatre 0 comments

Dark comedy A Bench at the Edge tugs on your heartstrings and starts the conversation of male mental health with its performance at The Kings Arms, Salford.