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Post Community News GM Free Community Newspapers for local communities across Greater Manchester & Cheshire. Informing, connecting & supporting. Print & online. Not-for-Profit.

Heatons Post prints and distributes 12,000 copies across the Heatons & Reddish every month. Our aim is to help keep our local community informed and connected, supporting the work of community groups, local organisations and businesses by providing a printed platform to share their news and information. As a not-for-profit newspaper, we welcome the support of businesses who wish to gain exposure i

n print (newspaper also available to view online) and reach local residents. We have promotional options to suit all budgets, so please get in touch if you would like to advertise and support community news.

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If you are thinking about submitting content to your area Post Community Newspaper, or already send in content and would...
26/09/2025

If you are thinking about submitting content to your area Post Community Newspaper, or already send in content and would like to receive an email reminder as the content deadline approaches each month, simply register your email address via the 'Register to Submit Community Content' section that can be found on the homepage of our website.

Vote for your Springboard Hero!Every year, Salford housing association Salix Homes awards grants to inspiring groups and...
23/09/2025

Vote for your Springboard Hero!

Every year, Salford housing association Salix Homes awards grants to inspiring groups and projects across Salford as part of its Springboard community funding programme.
Now, three fantastic projects have been selected as the Springboard Heroes finalists for 2025, and it’s over to the public to vote for your winner.
The winner will receive an extra £1,000 in funding.
To find out more about each nominee and cast your vote, visit the Salix Homes website: www.salixhomes.co.uk/how-we-can-help-you/community-funding/springboard-heroes-2025/

Voting closes 5pm on Tuesday, 23 September.

Meet the nominees for the Salix Homes Springboard Heroes competition…Salford City RadioThe future of this much-loved com...
22/09/2025

Meet the nominees for the Salix Homes Springboard Heroes competition…

Salford City Radio
The future of this much-loved community radio station hangs in the balance, with urgent funding and support needed to keep it on air.
Broadcasting since 2007, the station is run by dedicated volunteers and for them, it’s not just a hobby, but a lifeline, providing them with a sense of purpose, community and support.
As a platform for local voices, the station plays a crucial role in promoting community engagement, with its diverse mix of programming reflecting the rich tapestry of life in Salford.
Visit the Salix Homes website to read more about and why you should vote for them: www.salixhomes.co.uk/how-we-can-help-you/community-funding/springboard-heroes-2025/

Voting closes 5pm on Tuesday, 23 September.

22/09/2025
Meet the nominees for the Salix Homes Springboard Heroes competition…Red Hot FlamesFounded in 1996, the Red Hot Flames c...
21/09/2025

Meet the nominees for the Salix Homes Springboard Heroes competition…

Red Hot Flames
Founded in 1996, the Red Hot Flames cheerleading squad have been proudly representing Salford on the international stage.
Offering a wide range of cheer, dance and gymnastics classes, the group provides a positive and energetic environment for young people to stay active, build confidence and follow their passions.
Visit the Salix Homes website to read more about and why you should vote for them: www.salixhomes.co.uk/how-we-can-help-you/community-funding/springboard-heroes-2025/

Voting closes 5pm on Tuesday, 23 September.

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21/09/2025

September Issues.

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September Issues.Looking for your next step?Free Let's Talk About What's Next programme from One Manchester helps you bu...
20/09/2025

September Issues.

Looking for your next step?
Free Let's Talk About What's Next programme from One Manchester helps you build confidence, explore news skills, and think about future opportunities.

Meet the nominees for the Salix Homes Springboard Heroes competition…Alberts of SalfordThe Alberts of Salford sporting f...
20/09/2025

Meet the nominees for the Salix Homes Springboard Heroes competition…

Alberts of Salford
The Alberts of Salford sporting facility is a safe and inclusive space for the community to exercise, meet with friends and build stronger connections.
Every week, more than 600 people from all walks of life use the site and it plays a vital role in improving the health and wellbeing of the Salford community.
Visit the Salix Homes website to read more about and why you should vote for them: www.salixhomes.co.uk/how-we-can-help-you/community-funding/springboard-heroes-2025/

Voting closes 5pm on Tuesday, 23 September.

Every community deserves to feel proud of where they live.But too often, the positive stories of Eccles — the projects, ...
20/09/2025

Every community deserves to feel proud of where they live.

But too often, the positive stories of Eccles — the projects, the groups, the people — go unheard. And when voices aren’t heard, communities feel overlooked, disconnected, and forgotten.

That’s why Salford Post exists. We publish free, positive community news in print filled with positive stories from community groups and residents across Salford.

We highlight grassroots projects, support local groups, and bring residents together with stories of hope, pride, and resilience. For many older residents without internet access, our printed newspaper is the only way they connect with what’s happening in their own neighbourhood.

Now, we want to give Eccles its own moment in the spotlight.

We’re raising £1,000 to publish a special 4-page Eccles feature in our November issue, celebrating:

Grassroots community organisations

Support groups and wellbeing services

Activities for families, children, and older people

All the good that makes Eccles a place to belong

And we’ll make sure it reaches people by delivering 5,000 free copies to homes across Eccles.

Your donation does more than pay for print and delivery. It:

*Tackles loneliness by connecting isolated residents with local opportunities

*Strengthens community spirit by celebrating what’s good in Eccles

*Supports grassroots groups by boosting their reach and engagement

*Inspires pride and belonging across the whole neighbourhood

👉 Please donate today and help us shout about everything Eccles has to offer.

PLUS: Salford Council will match your donation £ for £!!

Here's the link to donate:
https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/salfordpost?fbclid=IwY2xjawM6pKxleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHiYRs-yDd2o3kXDvbxLMGAAKckfQjXpW30ZTjrk2fVrcesC1WLN1EhIv8_aB_aem_FA15PFclxDytwEwAgTTbEQ

In a world of doomscrolling, The Salford Post shares real, positive stories from grassroots groups across Salford. Our free print paper tackles loneliness, supports digital inclusion, and connects residents to their community — no internet required.

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Welcome to the Heatons Post

Welcome to the Heatons Post, an independent monthly not-for-profit hyperlocal community newspaper for the Heatons and Reddish.

​The newspaper has been set up to inform, inspire and connect the local community to what's happening in the local area.

We are an independent newspaper, not affiliated or benefiting any one group, but are here to promote positive news and discussion, bringing the community together!

It is our aim to produce a community newspaper each month to ensure as many households as possible can receive local news & information, and stay connected.