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Salford City Council approve new Irwell River Park Connectivity and Movement Strategy

Salford City Council approve new Irwell River Park Connectivity and Movement Strategy

by Nikki Brown | Apr 8, 2025 | Uncategorized

Plans to create a series of riverside walking and cycling routes connecting Salford Quays and the city centre and transform the 8km stretch of the River Irwell into a vibrant and accessible urban park have been approved by Salford City Council. Following a...
Salford school creates new woodland to help borough tackle climate change

Salford school creates new woodland to help borough tackle climate change

by Nikki Brown | Feb 19, 2025 | Natural Environment

City of Trees, the Community Forest for Greater Manchester, has been working with Salford City Academy in Eccles to plant over 600 trees on the school grounds. 602 whips were planted as part of a programme of works with the school’s eco and intervention group...
Salford’s Chapel Street set for big changes to boost walking and cycling routes

Salford’s Chapel Street set for big changes to boost walking and cycling routes

by Nikki Brown | Feb 6, 2025 | Transport

A CGI of works planned on Chapel Street.© Manchester council One of Salford’s major roads which is usually ‘dominated’ by cars’ is set for big changes to boost walking and cycling routes around the city. A section of Chapel Street, between New Bailey Street and...
Bee Network to bring cheaper and simpler bus fares to more areas across Greater Manchester

Bee Network to bring cheaper and simpler bus fares to more areas across Greater Manchester

by Nikki Brown | Jan 2, 2025 | Transport

Bus fares across Greater Manchester are set to get cheaper and easier to understand, as the Bee Network will take control of local routes from Sunday 5 January 2025. This marks the city-region becoming the first in the UK to bring buses back under local control From...
Salford’s first ultra low carbon, community-made building to open

Salford’s first ultra low carbon, community-made building to open

by Nikki Brown | Dec 19, 2024 | Uncategorized

Community Little Hulton has teamed up with Architecture Unknown to regenerate The Peel Park Pavilion using low energy design and local people. The £950,000 Salford project, which will finish construction this month, will boast a vibrant new community space with a park...
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