Brian Everall
Editor at large, SalfordOnline.com
Don’t be gone with the wind
This week’s tips, from the IAM’s director of standards, Mark Lewis are advising motorists on how to cope with driving in high winds. Keep up-to-date with our latest...
GMP appeal to drivers with dashboard cameras
A woman suffered serious head injuries following a collision in Stretford. The incident happened shortly after 2.30pm on Friday 8 January 2016. A 44-year-old woman was...
Free guide to school admissions launched
A new, free guide to schools in the UK has just been launched to help families make informed decisions about their child’s education. FindASchool is the first tool to...
Watch: No more cold turkey, please!
Addictions Specialist Mike Delaney shares his tips on how to make your New Year’s resolutions stick and explains why abstinence rarely works. If, like so many people,...
Royals to roast beef: Brits name their top 20 British icons
The humble roast dinner is the most iconic thing about Britain, new research reveals. A study of 2,000 people named the Britishness Audit found that when it comes to...
Health and Safety and new employees
HMRC and HSE new joint webinar Have you got questions about Health and Safety issues and what HMRC needs you to do when you take on new employees? Find answers to...
New Year inspiration as Strength and Conditioning Zone comes to Eccles
Eccles Leisure Centre will launch a new state of the art Strength and Conditioning Zone on Saturday 9th January, with a free session giving those looking to take their...
Plea from health chiefs to avoid Salford Royal’s A&E
Health chiefs are appealing for people to only use Salford Royal’s A&E for serious or life threatening conditions to help ease pressure on the department this...
£100m to recruit top talent into Salford social work
A scheme to get top talent into social work is set to be expanded across the country, including in Salford, after the Government pledged £100m. The University of...
Environement Agency fat cat bonuses
Cllr Jim King, who represents the flooded area of Broughton, is shocked to hear that Env Agency ‘fat cats’ have trousered large bonuses. As many unpaid volunteers...
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