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Sign up to the MySalford newsletter and don't miss a thing happening in and around the cityPensioners living in a Salford suburb say they have had lit fireworks posted through their letterbox, gateposts doused in arson attempts and 'missiles' thrown at their windows by 'aggressive destructive youths' for decades.Residents say the young people, who 'think nothing of urinating in front of us', gather behind an old off licence which has recently reopened in Boothstown.They described the convenience

RHS Worsley  say a "humane cull"  took place of a "small group" of deer that had strayed outside a deer enclosure. In a statement they say the group could not be caught because of coronavirus restrictions, and action had to be taken to limit damage plants and shrubs. What do you think about this story? Have your say in our comments section. Click here... But a statement Worsley, Boothstown, and Ellenbrook Conservative councillors said: "Following complaints by local residents that deer were

Atherton, Boothstown and Worsley.United Utilities have confirmed that the brown water is a result of a 'disturbance to the water mains' which has disrupted sediments and minerals from the bottom of pipes.

Police have slammed those complaining that officers are 'ignoring incidents' during the coronavirus lockdown.

Landlady Karen Baird can't open her boozer because of lockdown - so instead she is cooking and delivering free meals to the lonely and needy.

A frustrated police inspector has asked for people to stop bombarding the local police Facebook page with comments telling them to simply 'put more police on'.

Salford residents have banded together to repair the damage done to their community centre by reckless vandals.

Juicy hamburgers are one of our favourite exports to ever come out of America. 

This was the state of a stolen car after joyriders took it for a spin and then smashed it up before running away.