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Unsung Hero: Edith Cavell

Discovering Miss Edith Cavell some months ago has led to a fascination with the mythology and mystique that cloaks her story.

There are two Erics associated with this account, but it’s Mr. Satchwell’s whimsical illustrations of Salford that bring us here.

Is it purely content, images, or a mixture of the two?

An unexpected enquiry led to a rediscovery of Peter Sainsbury’s architectural perspectives for Salford’s 1964 masterplan.

Energised, refocused and ready to tackle a new challenge: transforming a thesis into a book!

Research thesis: complete!

Throughout this tudy, a consistent thread has remained: the invaluable role of technicians with curriculum delivery.

Pendleton's former Cross Lane Market Office is an almost forgotten gem in the architectural discourse concerning the City of Salford.

The time when the Minister of Education, Miss Ellen Wilkinson became the School of Chiropody's first client!

After some investigative work, we've uncovered new details about the former Davy, Joule, and Faraday Halls of Residence, designed by Tom Mellor.