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Salford City Council pledges to plant 8,000 trees by 2028

Salford City Council pledges to plant 8,000 trees by 2028

by Nikki Brown | Oct 15, 2024 | Uncategorized

  Salford City Council has pledged to support the planting of 8,000 trees by 2028, as part of their commitment to fighting climate change. The council will work with the Greater Manchester community forest and charity, City of Trees, to identify planting sites...
Salford Council to launch consultation on plans for 5-mile active travel route on River Irwell

Salford Council to launch consultation on plans for 5-mile active travel route on River Irwell

by Nikki Brown | Sep 4, 2024 | Uncategorized

A new public consultation aimed at capturing locals’ views on plans for Irwell River Park will launch on 23 September. The plans for extensive development along the River Irwell include an active travel route stretching five miles from Salford Quays to the city...
MediaCity achieves UK’s first ModeScore sustainable transport accreditation

MediaCity achieves UK’s first ModeScore sustainable transport accreditation

by Nikki Brown | Jul 17, 2024 | Uncategorized

Salford’s MediaCityUK, theUK’s leading media, tech and digital hub has been awarded a Gold ModeScore rating, scoring high in the assessment’s Public Transport and Active Travel sections, thanks to its public transport frequency and facilities, including...
Salford has been shortlisted in the City of the Year as it leads green revolution

Salford has been shortlisted in the City of the Year as it leads green revolution

by Nikki Brown | Jun 24, 2024 | Uncategorized

Salford has been shortlisted in the City of the Year Award. The EG award seeks to celebrate the UK’s cities and the work they are doing to create liveable, successful places. Salford was shortlisted as it is marking the beginning of a greener chapter for the city,...
Wigan landfill could become solar powerhouse

Wigan landfill could become solar powerhouse

by Nikki Brown | Apr 5, 2024 | Smart Energy, Uncategorized

Green Earth Developments has lodged plans to transform part of the Whitehead waste site bordering Wigan and Salford , into a solar farm with the potential to power more than 2,850 homes a year. The photovoltaic panels would take up 52 acres of the 291-acre former...
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