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Nature in Salford: City’s best wildlife photographers wanted
Tom Rodgers Thu 16th July, 4:05 PM
The stunning array of wildlife living in Salford will go under the microscope in a new photography competition launched by the Lancashire Wildlife Trust. The Trust,...
Former Salford City Academy students return as a trainee teachers
Tony Flynn Thu 16th July, 3:42 PM
Less than five years after leaving Salford City Academy, former Head Girl and Head Boy, Jade Wellings and Martin Redgrave are back, only this time as trainee teachers....
Police appeal for next of kin of John Hughes
Tony Flynn Thu 16th July, 3:04 PM
Police and hospital staff are appealing for the public’s help to trace the next of kin of a Manchester man. John G Hughes, 83, died in the North Manchester General...
Courts sell-off planned just four years after Salford Magistrates Court disappears
Tom Rodgers Thu 16th July, 2:23 PM
More family, magistrates and county courts across the North West are to be sold off under government plans. Court buildings in Bolton, Oldham, Tameside and Warrington...
Salford Mixed Martial Arts wants you in Weaste
Tony Flynn Thu 16th July, 1:55 PM
A welcome addition to the sporting activities available in Salford are the Salford Mixed Martial Arts Academy who meet every Tuesday and Thursday at the St Luke’s...
£21m PZ Cussons deal boosts North West acquisitions to £1bn+
Tom Rodgers Thu 16th July, 1:45 PM
A multi-million pound deal by consumer products group PZ Cussons has helped to push the value of mergers and acquisitions in the North West in the first six month of...
‘Super hospital’ Salford Royal will treat most critical in major shake-up
Tom Rodgers Thu 16th July, 12:16 PM
Doctors at Salford Royal hospital will treat some of the most critically ill patients in the North West in a major change to the way health centres operate. It means...
£5,570 bill for Salford lamb curry that was beef
Tony Flynn Thu 16th July, 12:12 PM
An Indian takeaway owner who served up beef instead of lamb has been handed a whopping £5,570 bill by magistrates. Durud Miah, of Indian Flavaz, Eccles New Road,...
Evicted travellers move from Irlam to Cadishead and Walkden to St Mary’s Park
Tom Rodgers Thu 16th July, 12:08 PM
Travellers evicted from two sites in Irlam and Walkden this week have moved on to occupy sites just yards down the road. On Sunday 12 July at around 4pm between 30 and...
Salford-based David Stanford elected Vice President of CIMA
Tom Rodgers Thu 16th July, 12:07 PM
Salford-based management accountant David Stanford has been elected Vice President of CIMA, the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants. The accountancy body has...
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