Young activists in Salford will be able to learn about the revolutionary Big Flame organisation thanks to a £100k gift […]
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Review: Kersal photographer Shirley Baker’s new exhibition at the Working Class Movement Library
‘Capturing The Modern Backdrop: Shirley Baker Photographing Salford’ is a new exhibition featuring images of Salford at the Working-Class Movement Library.
“I think working people now are really struggling”: Working Class Movement Library holds printmaking workshop
As part of their ‘Engels Week’ celebrations, the Working Class Movement Library (WCML) has held a printmaking workshops for working […]
The Working Class Movement Library’s Invisible Histories series returns
The Working Class Movement Library is hosting a series of free online talks throughout February and March, covering a variety […]
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
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New In Sport
Salford Red Devils face St Helens first up as fixtures released for 2025 Betfred Super League
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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
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