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Episode 3 of East Salford Direct is out now! A mind dazzling journey through social media. From the streets to the heights of Media City.

This is East Salford Direct TV, a monthly Internet TV show which brings you some of the videos created at People's Voice Media Salford. If you would like to get involved and become a Community Reporter then please visit our website http://eastsalforddirect.co.uk/learning to find out about courses, or contact us at the media centre on 0161 7433537

Community Reporters Buile Hill PCT Event: Richard Bradley, Jane Wood, Kevin Eccleston, Tricia Thornborough, Tony Thornborough, Antonio, Meurig Davis, Tom Curran, Damien Mahoney, Jonathon Thomason, Michael Furze

St George's Day: Keith Dewsnup, Patricia Cordon, Michael Furze, Starting Point: Kevin Eccleston, Eileen Wattam, Saffa

Presented by Mike Craig

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Albion School Black and Gold radio - Episode 4

Thu, 16/07/2009 - 15:51 — editor
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Albion School Black and Gold radio - Episode 4 - This episode was recorded as part of the love to learn week. There is also an Uncut version - look out for that!


3:41 minutes (2.56 MB)

People's growing network

Fri, 04/09/2009 - 11:20 — editor

People's growing network

A network linking local residents and organistations that are interested in growing food and horticulture. Initially covering Charlestown and Lower Kersal and aiming to widen out to East Salford then Salford wide. Aims of the network: Sharing resources, skills and knowledge and growing experiences and supporting other growers. ‘People Growing Together'.

Grow Cook Eat Harvest Event

On Saturday 19th September 1-4pm at St Sebastians Community Centre.
Aim of the event is to celebrate growing achievements this year, in particular the growing in alleys, to launch the Peoples Growing Network and to encourage residents interested in growing to link up and support each other. There will be growing skills workshops, film screenings, other fun activities TBA.

Youth Engagement Service

Sun, 31/05/2009 - 19:38 — Yahna
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Youth Engagement Service

Youth Engagement Service is a non-profit organisation
working with young people who find themselves at the risk of exclusion
from education.

 PH: 0161 737 5055

Macmillan Cancer Coffee Morning

Fri, 12/06/2009 - 15:57 — kmjpe2
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Run your own coffee morning for charity .The last Friday in September.
Telephone 0845 602 1246 or goto www.Macmillan.Org.U.K.


1:32 minutes (1.41 MB)

Albert's of Salford Family club

Tue, 10/02/2009 - 14:04 — stu0987
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Albert's of Salford

Albert's of Salford Family club-

The club runs in Albert park changing rooms, (next to the all weather pitch) and is especially suitable for under 11's and their parents. Usually a mixture of activities are offered from sports, to craft, and access to a games room that includes playstations, pool and table tennis tables, and laptops with internet access. The sessions are run by employed staff and they are parents and children. The club runs Monday to Thursdays 3.30pm - 5.00pm with nacro running a session for girls on a Tuesday

 

In the Land of the Black Pudding

Wed, 20/05/2009 - 15:48 — editor

In the Land of the Black Pudding is a three part documentary for the Internet. It's about United FC at the end of the season and some of the culture that surrounds it. Community Reporter Colin Blaney takes us on a journey up North away from the old Reds into the Land of United FC who split away from Manchester United with it was taken over by David Glazer. This games sees United FC playing for a chance to go up a league.
The report is in three parts to make sure that each part is small enought to go up on YouTube. We've imported the videos to our site - see part one - part two and part three here.