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Tue, 14/07/2009 - 16:39 — editor

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Stories of lock ins, pubs closing and extortion rackets.

Thu, 07/01/2010 - 15:03 — editor
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Stories of lock ins, pubs closing and extortion rackets. This recording of the Gemini group was part of the New Mornings Old Streets events run by PVM with Salford Uni. The aim of the project is to do an update of the classic documentary Morning in the Streets make in 1959


2:05 minutes (1.92 MB)

Salford film

Sat, 17/01/2009 - 16:09 — chalkhistory

On the 15th Jan 09 there was a film about the last 100 years of Salford,it was shown to a full house at the Salford theatre on Liverpool St,
It was a collection of nine short films,
The first was of a charity parade made in 1901 people having fun in fancy dress

What is it like living on a Traveller site in Salford.

Tue, 07/07/2009 - 10:56 — mikey
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This is part of the work that People's voice media did with the Duchy
Activ8 project. This is the first week we did some recording. We
focused on what it was like living on the Travellers site in Salford.


3:31 minutes (1.62 MB)

Born To Perform

Wed, 22/04/2009 - 11:59 — editor
Born To Perform
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chalk talk

Born to Perform runs on Saturdays from 9-12 for children aged 7-16. We run for an average 12 week term and use up to 3 weeks for confidence building and technique and the remaining weeks working towards a performance shown back to family and friends on week 12.

The main difference between us and other fee paying stage schools is that we are affordable, most range from £260-300 per 12 week term - ours is £120 (this amounts to just £3.33 per hour). We are also not into promising stardom. We set realistic goals and maintain that the academy is about growing and development and not becoming famous.

The Blonde Bombshells

Sat, 24/01/2009 - 15:42 — chalkhistory

An afternoon at the Lowry to see a band that took us down memory lane,the music was great, wished they had played more,I know the script was supposed to be funny but I could not hear all the wise cracks,the acting remineds me of school plays,they made it up with the music it was excellent,
a good afternoon

Forget Me Not by Albert Thompson

Tue, 30/06/2009 - 20:23 — salfordlids
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Albert Thompson sings his songs of Salford and talks about his life on the ocean wave.


50:50 minutes (46.56 MB)