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SALFORD CITY COUNCIL WINS SALFORD STAR DIGITAL COUNCIL OF YEAR AWARD

Star date: 31st December 2018

COUNCIL WINS REAL DIGITAL COUNCIL OF THE YEAR AWARD

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the 12th annual Salford Star Mary Burns Awards, which are given out to honour the most deserving individuals and organisations in the city for their stupid statements, dodgy dealings and iffy activities over the past twelve months.

Salford Council has prided itself on winning the 2018 Digital Leaders Digital Council of the Year Award but Salford Star has its own Real Digital Council of the Year Award for its pathetic My City Salford website. So, ladies and gentlemen, scratch your Googles and give it up for the winner...

Full details here...

added 31 December 2018

MANCHESTER CITY COUNCIL WINS SALFORD STAR INTERNATIONAL AWARD

Star date: 29th December 2018

MANCHESTER WINS CROSS BORDER PRIZE FOR ROLLERBLADER WORSHIP

While these awards are centred in Salford, we do have a cross-border prize for stupid statements made internationally. And, this year, none comes more stupid than Manchester Council's focus on rollerbladers for all of its regeneration. Ladies and gentlemen, hold onto your helmets and get your skates on for the winner of the Salford Star International Award...

Full details here...

added 29 December 2018

TORY GOVERNMENT WINS SALFORD STAR UNIVERSAL CATASTROPHE AWARD

Star date: 28th December 2018

UNIVERSAL CREDIT - UNIVERSAL CATASTROPHE

The Conservative Government has been waging an ideological war on the poor since it first got its hands on Number 10, but nothing, except the Bedroom Tax of course, compares to the social and economic calamity of Universal Credit. So, ladies and gentlemen, scratch your Dickens, slap your Cratchits and give it all up for the winner of the Universal Catastrophe Award...

Full details here...

added 28 December 2018

FRED DONE WINS SALFORD STAR FEED THE RICH AWARD

Star date: 27th December 2018

FRED DONE WINS STAR AWARD FOR SECOND YEAR RUNNING

They said that only Peel Holdings could win constant Feed The Rich awards but Fred Done has nosed in front with his £300,000 flats to pick up the title for the second consecutive year. So, ladies and gentlemen, jingle yer jockeys in yer hat-trick heaven for the winner of the Salford Star Mary Burns Feed The Rich Award...

Full details here...

added 27 December 2018

URBAN SPLASH WINS DISAPPEARING SALFORD AWARD

Star date: 26th December 2018

URBAN SPLASH WINS DISAPPEARING SALFORD AWARD FOR RE-BRANDING SPRINGFIELD LANE 'UPTOWN, MANCHESTER'

Last year, developer, Villafont, won the coveted Disappearing Salford Award for re-branding Ordsall 'Downtown Manchester'. This year, Urban Splash/Alliance Investments have snatched the honour after re-branding Springfield Road, 'Uptown Manchester'. So, ladies and gentlemen, kiss your city bye bye for the winner of the Disappearing Salford Award...

Full details here...

added 26 December 2018

FESTIVE GREETINGS FROM THE SALFORD STAR

Star date: 25th December 2018

HAPPY CHRISTMAS FROM THE SALFORD STAR

The Salford Star would like to wish all its readers and supporters the very best Christmas and a Happy New Year.

With attitude and love xxx

added 25 December 2018

THE SALFORD STAR DONALD TRUMP AWARD FOR MEDIA DISSING GOES TO...

Star date: 24th December 2018

THE DONALD TRUMP AWARD FOR MEDIA DISSING

This year, we introduce a new category, the Donald Trump Award For Media Dissing, handed out for blatant attacks on media which doesn't play the politicians' game. So, ladies and gentlemen, sidestep the shadows for the Mayor's sidekick, and give out your fake news tweets for our worthy winner...

Full details here...

added 24 December 2018

SALFORD STAR MARY BURNS AWARDS 2018

Star date: 23rd December 2018

SALFORD STAR MARY BURNS AWARDS RUNNING OVER THE FESTIVE SEASON

Ladies and gentlemen of Salford, the 12th annual Salford Star Mary Burns Awards, which are given out to honour the most deserving individuals and organisations in the city for their stupid statements, dodgy dealings and iffy activities over the past twelve months, will be running over the festive period.

Don't miss this very special online ceremony of the snide, the scandalous and the scurrilous.

Full details here...

added 23 December 2018

SALFORD STAR AWARDS RETURN FOR 2018

Star date: 22nd December 2018

HELP US TO CELEBRATE OUR VERY BEST SALFORD TALENT

The Salford Star Awards return for the second year, and we have three categories: Best Performer, Best Drama and Best Band/Act. Salford Star Live Editor, Ian Leslie, suggests some options in what has been another fantastic year for local talent.

Full details here...

added 22 December 2018

PEEL HOLDINGS TO GO FOR JUDICIAL REVIEW OVER SALFORD HOUSING REFUSAL

Star date: 21st December 2018

PEEL STATES SECRETARY OF STATE'S DECISION OVER BROADOAK HOUSING IS 'UNLAWFUL'

Peel Holdings is to challenge the decision by the Secretary of State at the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government to dismiss its appeal against Salford City Council's refusal to allow up to 600 houses in the Broadoak area of the Worsley Greenway. Today, the company stated that the refusal was "unlawful and should be quashed".

Full details here...

added 21 December 2018

SWINTON RESIDENTS WIN VICTORY AGAINST BELLWAY HOMES AT SALFORD COUNCIL MEETING

Star date: 20th December 2018

SALFORD PLANNING COUNCILLORS REJECT LATEST BELLWAY HOMES APPLICATION

This afternoon, after a ninety minute debate, Salford planning panel councillors rejected an application by Bellway Homes for a sales office at its contentious housing site on Campbell Road in Swinton, as it would cause a severe impact on local residents.

"It was a victory of sorts" said Carol Boyce of Saving Our Neighbourhood "... because if they would have allowed that level of debate for the actual original application it would never have been passed."

Full details here...

added 20 December 2018

OFFICIAL FIGURES SHOW FIFTY HOMELESS DEATHS IN GREATER MANCHESTER LAST YEAR

Star date: 20th December 2018

HOMELESS DEATHS ARE 'HUMANITARIAN CRISIS'

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has released official figures for the first time showing fifty homeless deaths in Greater Manchester last year. And Paul Barlow, Director of Independent Together, which provides leaving care services for 16-25 year-olds, says it represents a "humanitarian crisis".

While many are treating these figures as underestimates, the ONS found that the number of deaths had increased by a quarter in five years.

Full details here...

added 20 December 2018

STRANGE HEADLINES AND CUTS QUOTAS AT SALFORD CITY COUNCIL

Star date: 19th December 2018

SALFORD CITY COUNCIL CUTS CONFUSION - £15MILLION, £13MILLION OR £5MILLION?

This week, Salford Council boldly issued a press release headlined that it was 'planning for £15.2million budget proposals', ie cuts. But elsewhere on its website it states that "This target has been reduced to £13.06million", as it lists around £8million of 'one off savings, alternative funding, further efficiencies and increased income'...

...This leaves just over £5million of cuts that the Council is actually consulting residents on...including a 10p increase in school meals charge and the closure of a children's home, although it doesn't state which one. It's all very confusing, with very little detail and the Council announcing that these aren't even "final proposals".

Full details here...

added 19 December 2018

ECCLES HOMELESS TREATED TO CHRISTMAS DINNER AND FESTIVE FLU JAB

Star date: 18th December 2018

CRACKERS AND CARE AT ECCLES YOUTH CLUB

Yesterday, Salford Unemployed and Community Resource Centre and Salford Street Support hosted their now annual Christmas dinner for the homeless at Eccles Youth Club.

On the menu was a three course meal, gifts and, perhaps most precious of all, a flu jab, to 'save lives'...

Full details here...

added 18 December 2018

ECCLES HOMELESS SHELTER SAVING LIVES AS NHS WANT TO EVICT

Star date: 17th December 2018

ECCLES SHELTER FILLING GAPS IN ANDY BURNHAM'S 'BED EVERY NIGHT' AS SALFORD COMMUNITY PROVIDE HUGE SUPPORT

For over a month, more than a dozen homeless people have occupied an old empty doctor's surgery in Eccles. The NHS owns the building but, ironically, wants them out and back on the freezing streets. Yet vulnerable people who have fallen through Andy Burnham's 'A Bed Every Night' net are being supported here by rough sleepers teams and grass roots outreach workers...

"We want to bring more people into this building because while we've got it we feel that we're saving people's lives" says Angela Barratt of Salford Street Support "The Salford community has been fabulous with us."

Full details here...

added 17 December 2018

SALFORD CINDERELLA WOWS LOWER BROUGHTON COMMUNITY

Star date: 16th December 2018

CINDERELLA PACKS OUT GREEN GROSVENOR PARK – OH YES SHE DID!

Salford's Cinderella brought panto-land to a huge packed out marquee in Green Grosvenor Park this afternoon, complete with the Prince of Mocha – a Salford Royal 'but not with a three hour waiting time'...

A street dance show by JD Dance and an exhibition by the Wrestling Academy completed a full afternoon of Lower Broughton community entertainment.

Full details here...

added 16 December 2018

JOY DIVISION GRAPHIC NOVEL BY BRIAN GORMAN NOW PUBLISHED

Star date: 16th December 2018

JOY DIVISION AND SEVENTIES MANC MUSIC SCENE STORY TOLD IN GRAPHIC DETAIL

Brain Gorman's much awaited graphic novel, New Dawn Fades, has finally been published, tracing the story of Joy Division and the 1970s Manc music scene. The book has been a decade in the making and, as well as the music, also delves into the Peterloo Massacre and Friedrich Engels.

Full details here...

added 16 December 2018

SALFORD RESIDENTS HOLD SANTA PROTEST TO DEFY BELLWAY HOMES LEGAL THREATS

Star date: 16th December 2018

CHILDREN POST SANTA LETTERS TO BELLWAY HOMES IN DEVELOPER PROTEST

"No matter how many threats we get from multibillion pound developers we are going to exercise our legal right to make a peaceful protest..."

Despite legal threats from Bellway Homes, Swinton residents held a special Christmas protest against the developer yesterday, as children posted letters to Santa asking him to sort out the chaos that its Campbell Road site has caused to their lives.

"We are here today to make a democratic peaceful protest about the things that are going on at this site" explained Carol Boyce from the Saving Our Neighbourhood group.

Full details here...

added 16 December 2018

COMMUNITY CAROLS AT SALFORD SHOPPING CENTRE

Star date: 15th December 2018

CHARITY CAROLS FROM THREE CHOIRS

Carols at Salford Shopping Centre
Tuesday 18th- Thursday 20th December

Three choirs will be performing Christmas carols at Salford Shopping Centre this week, as Saint Phillips Chapel Street, Larkhill Community Primary School and Pendleton Community Choir rock the Precinct with yuletide wonder.

Full details here...

added 15 December 2018

SALFORD RESIDENTS LAUNCH NEW SANTA PROTEST IN RESPONSE TO BELLWAY HOMES LEGAL THREATS TO STOP PROTESTS

Star date: 14th December 2018

AS BELLWAY THREATENS INJUNCTIONS AND FINES, SWINTON RESIDENTS RESPOND WITH SANTA PROTEST

"Saturday is the day for reminding Bellway that we have every right to peaceful assembly on a public footpath..."

Two weeks ago, Bellway Homes' solicitors wrote to the Saving Our Neighbourhood campaign - which is objecting to the company's mad construction of 241 houses off Campbell Road in Swinton - threatening injunctions and fines unless it wrote an 'undertaking' not to "interfere and/or attempt to interfere with Bellway's legitimate commercial interests".

In response, tomorrow at noon, residents will hold a special Santa protest at the site entrance..."It's vital that our community makes it clear that a threat from a multi-billion pound developer...will not scare us into signing away our democratic legal rights" states the group.

Full details here...

added 14 December 2018

£5MILLION RESTORATION PROJECT LAUNCHED FOR SALFORD CHURCH OF ASCENSION

Star date: 13th December 2018

GRADE 2 LISTED LOWER BROUGHTON CHURCH SEES TWO YEAR RESTORATION

A £5million two year restoration project was launched today for the Grade 2 listed Church of the Ascension which was badly damaged in a huge blaze back in February last year.

"It's the only old building left in Lower Broughton, so we think it's very important that we don't take people's memories away" Canon David Wyatt told the Salford Star a month after the fire. Now the church is set to rise from ashes.

Full details here...

added 13 December 2018

THE MOODS PLAY MUSIC FROM THE NORTH AT BAND ON THE WALL

Star date: 12th December 2018

DON'T MISS THE MOODS AND CO THIS SATURDAY!

Music from the North
The Moods, Pleasures, Glove, Falling Ghosts and DJ Stephen Doyle
Saturday 15th December from 7pm
Band On The Wall £10

This Saturday, there's another brilliant Music from the North gig at Band On The Wall hosted by A1M Records, with Salford Star Best Band Award winners, The Moods and a full line-up of upcoming talent. Ian Leslie catches up with Paul Travis of A1M Records to get the gen.

Full details here...

added 12 December 2018

SALFORD PANTO ON THE PARK IN LOWER BROUGHTON

Star date: 11th December 2018

SALFORD CINDERELLA PLUS DANCE TROUPES AND STALLS

Panto On The Park
Sunday 16th December 12noon-3pm
Green Grosvenor Park, Lower Broughton (suggested donation £1-£2)

This Sunday, 16th December, Up Ere Theatre Group will be performing their own version of Salford's Cinderella in a heated marquee at Green Grosvenor Park in Lower Broughton. There'll also be performances from dance troupes Salford Aces, Urban Angels and JD Dance, plus lots of stalls, face painting and more.

Full details here...

added 11 December 2018

SALFORD STAR SAVED AS £3,000 RAISED BY THE COMMUNITY

Star date: 10th December 2018

NIGEL PIVARO CONCLUDES SALFORD STAR FUNDRAISING WITH SALFORD PRECINCT AUCTION

After two auctions, two exhibitions and a pop-up shop over just ten days, the immediate future of the Salford Star has been saved, with around £3,000 raised by the community.

At Salford Shopping Centre yesterday, over £1,000 was raised as actor and long time Salford Star contributor, Nigel Pivaro conducted an auction of Salford relics and memorabilia... "This isn't just about raising money for the Salford Star" said Nigel "It's also symbolic in terms of raising awareness of what we've done over the years...shining the torch where councils, developers and companies don't like it shone..."

Full details here...

added 10 December 2018

ECCLES COMIC TONY KINSELLA DOES THE UNDERTONES

Star date: 9th December 2018

THE UNDERTONES GET OVERKILL

Tony Kinsella - More Jokes about Girls and Chocolate
Sunday 9th December
Bolton Socialist Club

Eccles comic Tony Kinsella debuts a show dedicated to The Undertones at the Bolton Socialist Club tonight. Ian Leslie checks out the laughs...

Full details here...

added 09 December 2018

SALFORD STAR EXHIBITION, EVENTS AND AUCTION AND WITH NIGEL PIVARO

Star date: 8th December 2018

PICK UP BARGAINS, RELICS AND MORE IN SALFORD STAR EXHIBITION FINAL DAY AT SALFORD PRECINCT

Salford Star Exhibition, Auction and Event
With Nigel Pivaro, Simon Williams, Chris Flynn and Sandra Bouguerch
Sunday 9th December 10am - 4pm (events from 1:30pm/auction around 3pm)
Salford Shopping Centre (next to Lloyds Bank)

Tomorrow sees the final day of the Salford Star pop-up shop and exhibition, with an auction hosted by Nigel Pivaro of weird and wonderful Salford relics and bargain Christmas presents; plus street poetry from the spirit of Salford himself, Simon Williams, songs by the ace Chris Flynn and a Party On performance piece for all the family by artist Sandra Bouguerch.

Full details here...

added 08 December 2018

BID FOR A WEEKEND IN A DANGEROUSLY CLADDED TOWERBLOCK IN THE SALFORD STAR AUCTION

Star date: 8th December 2018

A HOLIDAY WITH THE SALFORD STAR, THE MILLION POUND STAR AND MORE...

Salford Star Auction and Events
Sunday 9th December from 1pm
Salford Shopping Centre (next to Lloyds Bank)

The great Salford Star Auction takes place tomorrow, Sunday 9th December at the Star pop-up shop and exhibition at Salford Precinct. It's being conducted by Nigel Pivaro, with events from 1pm and the auction around 2:30pm.

Lots include a Holiday With The Salford Star (plus a night in a dangerously cladded tower block), the original Salford Star (£1,000,000 ono), artworks and photos, prints, amazing children's items from the Savannah-Rose Collection and loads more...

Full details here...

added 08 December 2018

SALFORD RELICS UP FOR SALE TO SAVE THE STAR

Star date: 7th December 2018

QUAYS CRANES, GAS HOLDERS AND LAST BRICK IN BROUGHTON UP FOR AUCTION

Save The Salford Star Auction
Conducted by Nigel Pivaro
Sunday 9th December from 1pm – 5pm
Salford Star Pop-Up Shop, Salford Precinct (next to Lloyds Bank)

On Sunday 9th December, the Salford Star is selling by auction relics from the last decade of the city's history in a bid to save the independent community news group.

Within the auction, conducted by Nigel Pivaro, will be a chance to bid for incredibly rare fragments from the Salford Quays Cargo Cranes, the Dirty Old Town gas holders and The Last Brick in Broughton, complete with a teapot that's been compulsorily purchased three times!

Full details here...

added 07 December 2018

‘DON’T LET THE SALFORD STAR DIE – YOU NEVER KNOW WHEN YOU MAY NEED US’

Star date: 6th December 2018

13 YEARS, 5,000 ARTICLES, INDEPENDENT COMMUNITY NEWS FOR SALFORD

After 13 years and over five thousand articles the Salford Star is set to close early next year unless urgent funding can be found. Here, Gareth Lyons, who came to the Star as a volunteer nine years ago and is now chairman of the community group, explains how the Star has helped him personally and why it must survive... "Just don't let it die" he says "You never know when you may need us."

A selection of Gareth's brilliant photographs are available at the Salford Star pop-up shop on Salford Precinct until Sunday night.

Full details here...

added 06 December 2018

FIVE DAYS TO SAVE THE SALFORD STAR

Star date: 5th December 2018

FOR 5 DAYS ONLY - SAVE THE SALFORD STAR EXHIBITION, POP-UP SHOP AND AUCTION AT SALFORD PRECINCT

RIOT, PROTEST, SOCIAL CLEANSING AND MORE...

Open 10am-5pm 5th-9th December, Salford Shopping City
Unit 23, next to Lloyds Bank on Hankinson Way

A decade of riot, protest, social cleansing, dangerous cladding and more is documented in a new pop-up exhibition, auction and shop on Salford Precinct, launched by the fiercely independent community media group, Salford Star as it tries to save itself from closure.

Full details here...

added 05 December 2018

LAST CHANCE TO BID FOR SALFORD STAR AUCTION ITEMS AT CHARLES TAYLOR AUCTIONEERS

Star date: 5th December 2018

FINE ART, PHOTOS, MEMORABILIA AT CHARLES TAYLOR TO BENEFIT SALFORD STAR

Tomorrow, 6th December an auction takes place at Charles Taylor Auctioneer (Salford) featuring around £2,000 worth of fine art, photos and memorabilia, the proceeds of which go help Save The Salford Star which is in danger of closure.

Here we talk to a few of the artists who have donated items, plus details of how to bid...

Full details here...

added 05 December 2018

SALFORD CITY MAYOR’S £1MILLION ‘DISCRETIONARY FUND’ TO SPEND AS HE LIKES

Star date: 3rd December 2018

SALFORD MAYOR HAS £1MILLION FUND

Salford City Mayor, Paul Dennett, has a £1million 'discretionary fund' to spend on whatever takes his fancy. The Salford Star understands that this has been the case every year since the new mayoral system came into force in 2012, which would make it a cool £6million being spent without virtually any public knowledge of its existence.

Commendably, Dennett has spent the £1million this year on ethical projects but the scope for abuse is always lurking in the background.

Full details here...

added 03 December 2018

ECCLES ARTIST ROB LEVER WOWS SALFORD PRECINCT WITH DIRTY OLD TOWN

Star date: 2nd December 2016

EVEN SANTA LOVES DIRTY OLD TOWN!

One of the pictures on display and up for auction at the Salford Star pop-up exhibition/shop at Salford Precinct is Eccles artist Rob Lever's art nouveau-style print of Dirty Old Town, complete with the girl by the gasworks croft holding a mobile phone and a spliff.

Rob is a brilliant artist who prefers to let his work do the talking but here he explains a bit about his background, that Dirty Old Town print and his other paintings.

Full details here...

added 02 December 2018

CHARLES TAYLOR AUCTIONEER OPENS BIDDING FOR SALFORD STAR LOTS

Star Date: 1st December 2018

11 SALFORD STAR LOTS UP FOR BIDDING

Charles Taylor Auctioneer (Salford) has now opened the bidding for eleven special Salford Star lots for an auction taking place at its Salford base next Thursday 6th December at noon.

The auction will also be livestreamed to the Salford Star pop-up shop in Salford Precinct, where the lots can be viewed today, Saturday, and Sunday, before being taken to Charles Taylor for its public viewing day on 5th December. The Star shop is open 10am until 5pm and also has a wide range of Salford Star merchandise on sale, from key rings to t-shirts.

Full details here...

added 01 December 2018

SANTA AND REINDEER VISIT SALFORD SHOPPING CENTRE

Star date: 1st December 2018

SANTA AT SALFORD SHOPPING CENTRE TODAY!

Today, Saturday 1st December, Santa, his elves and reindeer will be visiting Salford Shopping Centre between 11am and 3pm to herald the start of Christmas month and lots of free activities.

Santa will be checking whether children have been naughty or nice this year, while they can have their photo taken with the bearded one and his helpers.

Full details here...

added 01 December 2018

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