Salford training centre to ‘transform lives’ of young people from unstable homes
A £2million training centre with in-house accommodation is to be created in Salford for young people with unstable living arrangements.
‘Couldn’t care less attitude’: Salford care home branded ‘inadequate’ by CQC as some staff ‘don’t have a clue’
A care home in Greater Manchester has slipped from ‘requires improvement’ to ‘inadequate’ within six months after an inspection in October by the Care Quality Commission.
‘It will be a war’: Salford expect Northern Premier battle royale with Ashton
Salford City boss Bernard Morley insists his second-placed side are prepared for a war in their title-contenders battle at Ashton United on Saturday.
‘You could be any one of these victims’: Manchester actress uses real domestic violence stories for play
Manchester actress Jo Fisher has created a new play exploring the complexity of domestic violence through the eyes of survivors and perpetrators from Salford.
‘Mountain of gifts’: Greater Manchester’s homeless families given Xmas cheer
Families facing homelessness in Salford and Trafford will have some cheer this Christmas, after staff at Salix Homes housing association have collected a ‘mountain of gifts’.
Salford commits to tackle climate change as leaders thrash out deal in Paris
Salford City mayor Ian Stewart has given his backing to both Greater Manchester Community Renewables Ltd (GMCR) and Moss Community Energy.
‘There’s still work to be done’: Salford schools secure investment for mental health
A multi-million pound project to help children with mental health problems has been launched in Salford.
Manchester children’s charity launches Christmas campaign to help struggling families
A Manchester children’s charity has launched a festive campaign to collect memories from people who have been helped by the charity in the past.
‘While our lovers can talk, they cannot touch’: Disabled Manchester actors explore technology as barrier to love
Technology is seen by many as something that can break down all conceivable barriers.
The time a policeman started a pitch invasion and more… MM’s top five non-league FA Cup runs
The magic of the FA Cup: a clichéd and overused motto? Perhaps. But its celebrated history is one littered with giant-killing and overachieving minnows.
Review: Benjamin Clementine @ The Lowry, Salford
The lights drew down on tightly packed, cosy concert hall; all for but one solitary trickle which caught by the glinting steel bar stool which stood in isolation.