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SALFORD STAR PRINT ISSUE 11 NOW AVAILABLE IN DIGITAL FORMAT
 

Star date: 12th April 2016

SALFORD STAR PRINT ISSUE NOW ONLINE

The print Issue 11 of the Salford Star is now available online, after 20,000 copies have been distributed all over the city.

The magazine features articles on Graham Nash, Lower Broughton's Boxing Day flood and the property boom in Ordsall, as well as the full list of Mary Burns Award winners and loads of great things going off in the community.

Full details here...


The new print issue 11 of Salford Star, which hit the streets at the beginning of April, is now available free in digital format.

The issue is jam packed with Irwell-style surprises, from city's new shoe sensation, to Seedley's role in Ireland's Easter Rising, Langworthy's Ridiculous Lifestyle clothes collection, and the Clifton-based fastest blind man on earth...

Meanwhile, over in Ordsall, the speculators and developers are cashing in – as the residents are checking out. Boom for one half. Bust for the other. The Salford Star investigates.

And as the official report on the Boxing Day flood is still awaited, the community tries to answer `What went wrong?'. Elsewhere, the extended Salford Star Mary Burns Awards honours those whose iffy actions excelled – who will win the Magic Beans Award?

We also have dodgy dolphin antics surrounding some ace Swinton based authors, interviews with all (ish!) candidates standing for Salford City Mayor, although three have since dropped out of the race.

We see the Euro In or Out debate through the eyes of two Salford residents...shall we go or shall we stay now?

There's Barton Moss anti-fracking police failures, the lack of justice, the sad state of Salford kids, heart tugging poetry from Vinny North and lots, lots, more... including the city's newest art gallery, Salford Musical Youth and the veterans' breakfast club.

Nigel Pivaro pays tribute to Coronation Street legend Tony Warren, while superstar Graham Nash returns to his roots with a new solo album, a live gig and a photography exhibition at Salford Museum and Art Gallery.


To view Salford Star print issue 11 – click here
or click on the magazine cover in the side panel

• We also have a few hard copies held back for those who would rather read the Star in print – just email us info@salfordstar.com

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