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SALFORD STAR WINS WOW! AWARD
 

Star date: 9th April 2017

SALFORD STAR WINS CUSTOMER SERVICE EXCELLENCE AWARD

The Salford Star has won a WOW! Award... "The WOW! Awards are a way of recognising customer service excellence and are based purely on genuine customer nominations" states the citation from the Awards. Wow! Awards have also been won by employees of NHS trusts, police forces and universities...

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The Salford Star has won a WOW! Award –'the UK's only customer nominated award for delivering great services'...

"The WOW! Awards are a way of recognising customer service excellence and are based purely on genuine customer nominations" states the citation from the Award, which also includes the reason a resident nominated Star editor Stephen Kingston...

"..he has always used his publication to defend the rights of the vulnerable, elderly, homeless and disabled" wrote the resident "...heartfelt stories about those who are unseen and suffering within Salford..."

As modesty blazes, the Salford Star joins other organisations whose employees have also won WOW! Awards – police forces, NHS trusts, universities and many more large corporations.



For more details on the WOW! Awards – click here

nigel pivaro wrote
at 10:03:16 on 03 February 2018
Thanks Takir but for record the Salford Star has notched up several awards for its incisive relentless investigative journalism. These include the How Do ward for best journalism in 2008 and the Plain English award in 2009.
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Sharon Hooley (Independant Housing Advocate & Activist) wrote
at 18:01:52 on 12 April 2017
That award is well deserved to the Salford Star. You take the stories of the 'under dog' and give them a voice. You make the invisible, visible and unlike the BBC, you produce articles of FACT rather than fiction. Thank you Salford Star!!
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salford resident wrote
at 20:04:23 on 10 April 2017
Love the Rugby reports myself , they are very biased towards Salford , written as a true Salford fan
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Tahir Chakotai (Independent Housing Advocate) wrote
at 13:06:01 on 09 April 2017
It's about time The Salford Star won an award. The stories about the vulnerable and homeless at the Ducie Bridge, the diabolical housing waiting list crisis in Salford, and the affordable housing crisis are all stories that deserve an award within their own right. I'm glad that somebody recognises that City of Salford would be lost without its online and written publication, The Salford Star. I hope all the staff of The Salford Star carry on winning well deserved awards, within the near future. Kindest Regards, Tahir Chakotai, (Independent Housing Advocate).
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