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29/07/2024

NHS partners with Asda in the North West to put crucial cancer awareness messaging on toothpaste and mouthwash

The NHS and Asda are teaming up to provide vital advice on millions of toothpaste tubes and mouthwash bottles encouraging people to contact their GP or dentist if they notice any potential symptoms of mouth cancer.



From this month, Asda's own brand of oral hygiene products will now feature NHS advice in over 500 Asda stores across the country and online. The guidance will be clearly displayed on the packaging, along with a link to more detailed information about mouth and throat cancer on the NHS website.



The aim of the partnership is to raise awareness of symptoms that could indicate cancer, such as an ulcer that lasts for three weeks or more, and encourage people to contact their GP or dental practice and get checked as early as possible.



Symptoms of mouth cancer also include a white or red patch in the mouth that does not heal within three weeks, a lump or swelling in the mouth, jaw, or neck that lasts for more than three weeks, and difficulty swallowing, chewing, or moving the jaw or tongue.



Numbness in the tongue or other areas of the mouth, a sensation of something being stuck in the throat, a chronic sore throat or hoarseness that persists for more than six weeks, and unexplained loosening of teeth can also be possible signs of cancer.



While most of these symptoms are common and can be caused by other conditions, getting checked as soon as possible is vital as early detection gives the best chance of successful treatment.



Dr Michael Gregory, Regional Medical Director for NHS England North West said: "This is a great opportunity for the NHS to work with a national supermarket brand to put health

messaging on oral hygiene products, with the aim of encouraging thousands more people to be aware of the signs of mouth cancer, so they can spot new or unexplained changes that might be cancer symptoms early, and contact their GP or dental practice for checks if concerned.



"I want to urge everyone to be aware of the signs, and if you're concerned about a symptom to get checked out early, it could save your life."



The new NHS partnership has been launched on World Head and Neck Cancer Day today (27th July) and comes as the health service continues to urge young people to consent to having the HPV vaccine, which can help reduce the risk of cancers caused by HPV including mouth cancer.



The vaccine is offered on the NHS to all children aged 12 to 13 (school year 8) and is also available for free on the NHS for all girls and women under 25 and boys born after 1 September 2006.



Figures from the Mouth Cancer Foundation show that it is the eighth most common type of cancer in the UK, with over 11,700 new cases diagnosed annually. The disease is twice as common in men as in women, and nearly eight in ten cases (78%) occur in individuals over the age of 55.



Sam Dickson, Asda Vice President for Commercial Strategy, Operations & Own Brand, said: "We're proud to launch this collaboration with the NHS by putting mouth and throat cancer awareness on our own brand oral hygiene products including mouthwash and toothpaste.



"Asda sells over 2 million of these everyday items each year, so making this small change to our packaging means we can make a big difference in encouraging shoppers to be more aware and to highlight what they should do if they find any new or unexplained changes."



Steve Overend, 66 from Runcorn in Cheshire, was diagnosed with mouth cancer just weeks after noticing he was struggling to open his jaw in 2020."



After three rounds of chemotherapy and seven weeks of radiotherapy, he's been cancer free for the last three years.



Steve said: "My cancer was quite advanced, so my radiotherapy was tough, and I still can't really eat much solid food, but the doctor told me that if I hadn't had the treatment, I wouldn't have survived another year.



I think what the NHS and Asda is doing is excellent. Anything that can be done to help someone recognise what they've got before it needs difficult treatment is worth it."



Steve now aims to live life to full, and said: "I have a bucket list I want to complete. Food can be a struggle sometimes, but I try to focus on what I can do rather than what I can't and I've even started a YouTube channel, The Rocking Soup Chef, with all my soup recipes to help others that might struggle with solid food".



President of the Mouth Cancer Foundation and Oral Maxillofacial Surgeon, Mahesh Kumar said: "Early detection is key in the fight against mouth cancers to save and improve lives. Any cancer caught early usually incurs a less invasive treatment plan. It is incredibly important to raise awareness of the signs and symptoms among the general public.

19/07/2024

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Greater Manchester Police is committed to strengthening dialogue with communities in a positive and proactive manner. Our new community messaging system ‘Bee in the loop’ will allow you to choose what information you would like to know about including crime and incidents in your local area. The system is also an invaluable investigative tool and can be used to appeal for information or intelligence and help to solve crime.

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18/07/2024

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16/07/2024

Salford parks earn prestigious Green Flag Award

Eight Salford parks and two cemeteries have been voted amongst the best green spaces in Britain in the annual Green Flag Awards.

Lightoaks Park has achieved Green Flag status for the first time, while Agecroft Cemetery, Blackleach Country Park, Boothsbank Park, Clifton Country Park, Parr Fold Park, Peel Green Cemetery, Peel Park (The Crescent), Victoria Park and Winton Park have all kept the award.

Councillor Barbara Bentham, Lead Member for Neighbourhoods, Environment and Community Safety said "this new award is particularly thrilling for me as Lightoaks Park is in my ward of Claremont. I know how hard the Friends of Lightoaks Park and our parks teams have worked, it has been a long labour of love and it's fantastic to see the their efforts paying off.

"We're committed to preserving and enhancing our green spaces for residents and for future generations and this recognition reflects all the hard work involved in achieving the high standards that the Green Flag Award requires. I'd like to thank and congratulate everyone behind this achievement, especially the many volunteers across the city who support council staff in maintaining and improving local parks and green spaces."

The spaces are rated on being welcoming, clean, healthy, safe and secure and how well they involve the local community. Judges assess all these areas against strict criteria.

Awards are given on an annual basis and winners must apply each year to renew their Green Flag status for each site.

The Green Flag scheme is run by the environmental charity Keep Britain Tidy, under license from the government.

15/07/2024

New pedestrian crossing and traffic lights for Worsley Brow


A new Puffin pedestrian crossing is set to be installed at Worsley Brow.

The decision was made after temporary traffic lights were installed in February 2023 and the data from the trial was analysed. The key findings showed that with traffic lights in the area, there was a more balanced flow of vehicles at the roundabout and there were notable improvements in bus journey times.

Works are due to start from Monday 22 July and should take six weeks until they are finished. The timing has been scheduled for the school summer holidays to minimise disruption and works will only take place between 9.30am and 3.30pm to avoid rush hour traffic. If the teams hit no issues the work will be completed by Friday 30 August.

While works are taking place temporary lane closures will be in effect during working hours, and alternative pedestrian routes will be provided to ensure continued access and safety for all road users.

Councillor Mike McCusker, Lead Member for Planning, Transport and Sustainable Development at Salford City Council, said: "This decision from the data we have got aims to enhance the roundabout's overall balance, offer improved access in all directions, and create a safer and more enjoyable environment for pedestrians."

The new crossings will feature modern and safe facilities for pedestrians with push-button activation. Queue sensors on Worsley Road and Barton Road will help regulate traffic flow at the roundabout. Urban Traffic Control will have the capability to make real-time adjustments remotely, ensuring greater stability and reliability of the system.

Residents can look forward to a more efficient and safer traffic solution. The permanent system, designed to address concerns raised during the trial period, will provide a more seamless experience for drivers and pedestrians, ensuring a smoother and more enjoyable journey for all.

For those seeking more information, detailed project updates and information on traffic restrictions during the construction can be found on the Salford City Council website at www.salford.gov.uk/worsleybrow. Notices will also be posted at local bus stops to keep the community updated about any temporary relocations or diversions to bus services during the construction period.

(The information above is taken from the Council press release)

15/07/2024

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Join Shaun on an epic gardening adventure this summer as he learns from the friendly experts at RHS gardens how to grow the best fruit and veg to keep him baa-rilliantly healthy!

05/07/2024

Labour Hold Cramlington and Killingworth, Gateshead Central and Whickham, Newcastle upon Tyne Central and West, Washington and Gateshead South and Gain Swindom South from Conservatives!

04/07/2024

BREAKING NEWS!

Robert Buckland Former High Chancellor and Secretary of state to Wales loses his seat in Swindon South to Labour!

Photo: BBC News

04/07/2024

Labour Hold Sunderland, Blyth and Ashington and Bridget Phillipson the Shadow Education Secretary hold her seat in Houton and Sunderland South!

27/06/2024

RHS Garden Bridgewater is to stage a stunning new pride parade around the beautiful gardens as a climax to its annual Pride in Nature celebration on Sunday 30 June 10am-6pm.



Now in its third year, Pride in Nature 2024 looks to build on the success of previous events and celebrate all things LGBTQIA+ in our beautiful, natural environment.



This one-day festival, which marks the end of Pride month in June, will take place at a variety of locations in the Salford garden. The day will be packed with talks, workshops, storytelling and top tips from gardening experts.

27/06/2024

Street Heat, Manchester's FREE street culture and Hip-Hop festival, returns for its third year this Saturday 29 June, taking place at Graystone Action Sports, 47 Brunel Avenue, Salford M5 4BE from 12pm-10pm.


Presented by Unity Radio, Street Heat is the North's biggest Hip Hop and street culture community event featuring live music, graffiti, and a breaking competition, with a line up packed with pioneers and legends. This FREE family fun day also features Hip Hop element battles, Red Bull Road Gap Skating and BMXing, plus delicious Caribbean food from Knights BBQ, and a licensed bar.

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26/06/2024

Salford has been shortlisted in the City of the Year Award


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.Eden_NewBailey

Salford was shortlisted as it is marking the beginning of a greener chapter for the city, showcasing exactly what is achievable in the future of green development with partners, in building a fairer, greener and healthier Salford for all.

The city is setting the sustainability bar nationally with delivery of exemplar office and residential schemes, with communities and quality at the heart.

Tom Stannard, Chief Executive at Salford City Council said: "Salford is leading a green revolution, a pioneering approach to sustainable office space and we are delivering the largest affordable housing programme the city has seen for over 60 years.

"Recently we had the recent completion of Eden at New Bailey – which has the largest living wall in Europe. It is one of the UK's most sustainable office building to run, costing just 2 per cent compared to the standard office. Major players in the business world have seen our pioneering and holistic approach and want to be located here.

"And is response to the growing number of people on our housing waiting lists we are building affordable homes. The first tranche of 104 new homes were built to Passivhaus standards, which means they are extremely energy efficient. This reduces the energy bills significantly for our residents.

"We're proud to be making a huge impact for Salfordians."

The winners will be announced in London on Thursday 21 November.

26/06/2024

CHILDREN FROM ACROSS GREATER MANCHESTER PERFORM THEIR AWARD-WINNING WORDS ONSTAGE AT THE The Lowry

The winners of The Lowry's second annual Creative Writing Challenge were announced at a special celebration event hosted by acclaimed Manchester-based poet, performer
and writer Tony Walsh.

Selected from over 600 entries, the 21 shortlisted stories, poems or playscripts were performed on the Quays stage at The Lowry (Salford) to a packed audience of proud
family, friends, teachers, and supporters.

Open to children aged 7-11 (Key Stage 2) from across Salford and Greater Manchester The Lowry's Creative Writing Challenge has been developed to showcase the talent
and potential of children from across Greater Manchester and helping to raise creativity and confidence.

Judges included - writer and broadcaster,
Nick Ahad; actor and author, Samantha Giles; actor Carla Henry; Programme Manager, National Literacy Trust,
Mike Leyland, poet, performer and writer, Tony Walsh, members of staff from the Lowry Team, a student panel from the University of Salford, and a children's panel.

Winners and runners-up include - In the Poetry category - (winner)
Beatrice Gildea (age 11) for I'd be a good girl and (runner-up) Olive Bridge (age 8) for
A Mystery Noise. In the Playscript category - (winner)
Henry Amella (age 9) for Snap and (runner-up) Bilal Sultan (age 9) for
Trip to Cyprus. And in the Short Story category – (winner) Imogen Cawsey (age 11) for Black Hood and (runner-up) Kaio Devine dos
Santos (age 8) for The Diary of Lost Stories.

Two special Founders Prizes were awarded to
Eloise Blore (age 11) for The Troll Behind the Glass Hand and
Zelda River Whiteley (age 8) for It's OK to be Different.

This year, a new Children's Choice Award was selected by members of the Chatterbooks reading group at Walkden Library. Winners of the first Children's Choice award were
Pizza Falling from the Sky! by Ivy Ann Winslow Pownall (age 8) and
The Shield Maiden by Marvi Muzafar (age 10).

Other shortlisted entries who performed on the night included:
Pippa Mason (age 9), Jemima Maiotuka (age 10), Mason Sharrock (age 11),
Melody Williams (age 8), Chloe Napier (age 10), Daisy Hatton
(age 10) and Siena Scruton (age 10), Oliver Dimza-Jones (age 10),
Lucian Junior O'Neill (age 7), Thomas Carson (age 10), Faith Douglas (age 11), and
Ayesha Munawar (age 10).

All winners, runners up and shortlisted children each received national books tokens and a certificate. Winners also received tickets for them and their family/friends to see a show at The Lowry.

Beatrice Gildea winner In the Poetry category said "I
absolutely loved it. I didn't want it to end. I'm proud of myself and I'm very happy that other people liked my poem. I hope it made people think a little bit."

The competition has been made possible thanks to the generous support of Beryl Jones, who along with her husband Trevor is a Gold Patron of The Lowry.

Jenny Riding, Director of Learning and Engagement at The Lowry said
"It was fantastic to see what progress we have made in just the second year of The Lowry's Creative Writing Challenge and wonderful to see the young
people demonstrating so much creativity and performing with such confidence on our stage.

"A huge thank you for the continued generosity of our Gold-patrons Beryl and Trevor Jones, and the National Literacy Trust, as well as new partners the University
of Salford, Salford Community Leisure and Williams BMW. We are also incredibly grateful to all of the judges for their time, enthusiasm and support as well as all the brilliant teachers and artists we work with across Salford and beyond."

Beryl Jones Founder of The Lowry Creative Writing Challenge, who along with her husband Trevor is a gold patron of The Lowry said
"I am passionate and dedicated to children's creativity and removing any barriers they may experience to enjoying and creating great literature and performance. Thank you to the team here at The Lowry for developing the second year of The Creative Writing
Challenge and I look forward to working with you to grow it in the future."

The Creative Writing Challenge is delivered in partnership with the National Literacy Trust, an independent charity dedicated to raising literacy levels across the UK,
University of Salford, and Salford Community and Leisure. The Lowry is also grateful to valued partner Williams BMW whose support has been integral in this second year of the Creative Writing Challenge benefiting the delivery of The Lowry's extensive outreach
programme to primary schools across Salford and Greater Manchester.

Alexandra Cook, Development Director at Williams
"We have enjoyed working with the renowned arts centre and the esteemed panel of judges to celebrate the young writing talent in the region. This
Challenge has unlocked the power of words, promoted the magic of storytelling, and fuelled the creative journeys of even the youngest writers. We are delighted that our support has helped spread the word about the Challenge and encouraged more children than ever to enter the challenge."

The Creative Writing Challenge is a 5-year project. Related to the competition a targeted support scheme is available to primary schools in Salford and Greater Manchester.
Any schools interested in finding out more should email [email protected].

25/06/2024

Salford Council report Hat-Trick for Salford at English Schools' FA Competition Finals

Players from across Salford schools are celebrating after a winning weekend of football action in the English Schools' Football Association Competition Finals.

Teams made up of players from high schools in the city competed in the national finals, with Salford represented in three out of the eight final matches which took place this weekend, Saturday 22 and Sunday 23 June.

The teams travelled to the Six Ways Stadium in Worcester to compete across a weekend of action, the culmination of a season-long campaign to reach the finals. This event is showcase event for the English Schools' FA and a highlight of the season.

On Saturday, Salford U15 Girls, made up of Year 10 girls took to the pitch first in front of hundreds of spectators as the took on Brighton SFA for the Champions Cup Plate. Salford came out on top with a 5-4 victory after a very close fought and competitive game, with the lead changing hands three times during the match.

Goals from Joy Muvuala and Lara Gomes, plus a brace from Isla Farnworth and the winner from Roxie Chalmers saw Salford crowned champions. The team, coached by Paul Johnson was competing in only their first full season together and the first time ever that the city has had a girls Salford Schools Team.

Sunday, saw the boys taking to the pitch, for the U14 Champions Cup Plate Final. Salford were victorious against the Vale of Whitehorse FA with a 4-1 win. Goals from Aaron O'Sullivan, Louie Blackhouse and two from Richard Llara sealed the result for the side, coached by Joe Jones and Adam Fish, in an action packed game.

Following the U14s, the U13 Team had their chance to keep up Salford's winning weekend and they didn't disappoint, completing the hat-trick of victories for the city. The team beat Canterbury St Augustines SFA 3-0 with two goals from Fortune Oboh Momoh and another from Daniel Popelarczyk rounded off what was a fantastic weekend for all the players, coaches and parents.

No other city had more representation at the finals and the three wins highlight the dedication shown by the players and the commitment from the volunteer coaches who give their time to support and nurture the teams in the city. Salford SFA has been developing players across different age groups since its inception in 1913 and regularly has teams competing at the highest standards of the grass roots competition.

The club, with a base at Lower Broughton Road is run by a team of experienced coaching volunteers, who work with local schools to find the best players in the city and bring them together

to represent Salford. They compete throughout the season as well as taking on teams from across the country and even competing in international tournaments.

Salford City Mayor Paul Dennett said: "This has clearly been a fantastic weekend for Salford Schools football teams and it's great news to hear of the three wins across the different age categories.

I'd like to congratulate all the players on a truly special achievement and to the volunteers for their dedication to supporting our young people and grass roots football. For Salford to be represented and successful on a national scale is a proud moment for the city and a perfect example of the Spirt of Salford in action."

John Peters, Chairman of Salford SFA said: "We're blown away by the success over the weekend. For us to come away with three wins out of three in the finals' matches was beyond our expectations. All the players and coaches fully deserve all the praise being heaped on them.

We're proud of all our individuals and teams across Salford SFA who represent the city each season, with a special mention for the U15 Girls, the first girls team we have ever had in our history. Well done to everyone involved."

25/06/2024

Looking for something to do this week? How about a trip to Manchester Opera House to see a great musical?

Welcome to Burlesque the Musical, the glamorous, gritty and outrageously fun new musical based on the much-loved hit movie.

19/06/2024

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19/06/2024

Salford City Council encourages greater uptake of nutritious school meals


Salford City Council is encouraging parents and guardians across the city to take advantage of the nutritious and delicious school meals provided by Citywide Services. As a proud part of the Salford City Council, Citywide Services not only ensures the health and well-being of our children but also supports the local community through employment and development opportunities.

Lyndsay - Jacket potato Citywide Services employs a dedicated local workforce, reinforcing the Council's commitment to community investment. Through its apprenticeship programme, Citywide Services is fostering the next generation of skilled professionals. Currently, 27 Production Chef apprentices (16 Level 2 and 11 Level 3) are gaining valuable experience within kitchens. It is particularly proud of Lyndsay Knowles, who was honoured with the prestigious Salford College Hospitality Apprentice of the Year 2024 award in February.

Councillor Barbara Bentham, Lead Member for Neighbourhoods, Environment and Community Safety, said: "Citywide offers balanced and nutritious school meals on a varied menu cycle, which allows children to try out fresh, seasonal, local produce and food from across the world. Our teams ensure that there are suitable choices for those with intolerances and medical diets and our pre-ordering system - where available - can even allow families to help their child select the foods they like from the menu and order in advance. Citywide is all about creating lunch times to look forward to and building healthy, lifelong relationships with food."

Research consistently shows that a nutritious meal significantly enhances students' ability to concentrate, learn, and perform academically. Citywide Services is committed to offering a variety of healthy and appetising options that meet the dietary needs and preferences of all students.

Citywide school meals offer a delightful variety through themed days, igniting excitement and curiosity in young minds. Whether it's Taco Tuesday, Pizza Party Friday, or International Cuisine Day, these themed meals add a fun twist to the dining experience, making lunchtime an adventure in itself.

Opting for school meals takes away the hassle of daily lunch preparation. No more frantic mornings spent packing lunches or worrying about forgotten items. Embrace the convenience and nutritional benefits of school meals, ensuring our children thrive both inside and outside the classroom. Why not make the switch today and savour the benefits of stress-free, nutritionally balanced lunches for your child.

For more information about Citywide Services school meals and to explore the menu options, please visit: https://www.citywideservices.co.uk/school-meals/parents/

17/06/2024

Cervical Screening Awareness Week 17th - 23rd June

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17/06/2024

17th – 23rd June, is Cervical Screening Awareness Week

Cervical Screening Awareness Week - Please help to spread the message and prevent cervical cancer by detecting changes at their early stages.

13/06/2024

A month of celebration: We Invented the Weekend Festival, Summer Solstice late opening and Pride in Nature coming up in June



Midsummer is always a special time in the gardening calendar and RHS Garden Bridgewater, Salford is hosting events to celebrate throughout the blooming month of June.

Some of the highlights include:


· Taking part in We Invented the Weekend on 15th & 16th June at MediaCity and Salford Quays
· Bridgewater Late: Summer Solstice on Friday 21st June, RHS Garden Bridgewater
· Pride in Nature Celebrations - Sunday 30th June, RHS Garden Bridgewater


RHS TAKING PART IN WE INVENTED THE WEEKEND FESTIVAL

Saturday 15th & Sunday 16th June 10am-4pm



This festival of freetime returns to MediaCity and Salford Quays for the second year following its launch in 2023. The gardening experts from RHS Bridgewater will be returning too with workshops and activities for green-fingered people of all ages and abilities - all for free.

Check out the full weekend programme on the website: www.weinventedtheweekend.com
And more about the RHS workshops here: www.weinventedtheweekend.com/events/gardening-workshops-with-rhs/


BRIDGEWATER LATES - SUMMER SOLSTICE EVENT

Friday 21st June, 6-9pm



This year’s Summer Solstice will be celebrated at RHS Garden Bridgewater with a special midsummer evening event on Friday 21st June. Visitors are invited to mark the longest day of the year by getting close to nature as they explore the beautiful floral displays and extensive woodlands of the Salford garden at a special event from 6pm – 9pm. Enchanting live music will be provided by local musical sensation Haydn Owen to help visitors get in the mood for a spiritual experience connecting with the natural world.


Suzy McCafferty, a mental health and wellbeing specialist, will lead a 70-minute session in the garden to help visitors to connect mindfully with their surroundings. This will include sharing of folklore and traditions connected with the solstice. Visitors can join drop-in Qigong sessions by Margaret Gul, offering the opportunity to find harmony, balance and a profound connection to the natural world.


For more information, including how to book and ticket prices, visit:
www.rhs.org.uk/Gardens/RHS-Garden-Bridgewater/ViewEvent?EFID=4565&ESRC=CMS


PRIDE IN NATURE - ONE DAY FESTIVAL

Sunday 30th June, 10am-6pm



RHS Garden Bridgewater is to stage a stunning new pride parade around the beautiful gardens as a climax to its annual Pride in Nature celebration on Sunday 30th June.


The one-day festival, which marks the end of Pride month in June, will take place at a variety of locations within the Salford garden between 10am and 6pm. Building on the success of previous events, the day will be packed with talks, workshops, storytelling and top tips from gardening experts.


Celebrating the close connections between the Greater Manchester LGBTQIA+ community and the local environment, events will include Drag Queen Gardeners’ Question Time, Banner-making workshop, Wildflower - a pop-up performance by Curious Arts and a special LGBTQIA+ community discussion. All special events are free with a garden ticket.


Find out more at: www.rhs.org.uk/Gardens/RHS-Garden-Bridgewater/ViewEvent?EFID=3322&ESRC=CMS

Enjoy a day out at RHS Garden Bridgewater in Salford – a stunning new 156 acre RHS Garden in the heart of the North West