Royal Technical College

Salford 100: John Milne

Salford's John Milne was an abstract sculptor who went on to be associated with the St Ives modernist movement.

Visiting the Civil Engineering Labs highlights how practical research and knowledge exchange address industrial demands.

Maggie Hobson: “I’ve been watching you for a long time and everything I’ve seen I’ve liked."

L. S. Lowry's work features perspectives from the Peel Building as they look across the campus towards a smoggy industrialised city.

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

The Maxwell Building signified a new found confidence for the College, the higher education sector, and society at large.

In 1964 the Department for Education and Science issued an update on education, simply called ‘Update on CAT’s’

The term ‘Plateglass’ was a name created by Michael Beloff for his book, The Plateglass Universities (1968).