Salford

Salford 100: John Milne

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

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.

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

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

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

The contemplation of several archive photographs, and who captured them.

But here's the thing, a little fascinating nugget of detail concerning one Greater Manchester's finest modernist buildings.

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

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