6 October 2025
100 Days of Activity, 100 Years of Salford

Little Hulton and Salford City's histories are intertwined. From Hankey Park to Old Lane, the streets which connect these two places saw a huge migration of people, Salfordians, and now Little Hulton is part of Salford and Salford City celebrates it's centenary!

To commemorate this occasion, VCSFE groups, statutory groups, individual artists, local businesses and anyone with a special connection to the area of Little Hulton are invited to take part in our 100 days of consecutive activity calendar, from January 11th to April 21st, finishing on World Creativity Day.

That means at least 1 free activity per day at different spaces around Little Hulton for 100 consecutive days.

Please consider supporting this ambitious project by (1) signing this letter to confirm that you would like to run an activity for this initiative, (2) considering sponsoring this initiative to provide funding to groups to run their activities, and (3) sharing this open letter with groups you know who would be interested in running activities, the more the merrier!

This is a project coordinated by Stewart Knights, as part of his work with Salford CVS and CommUNITY Little Hulton. If you would like more information about how to get involved, sponsorship, or any other information, please email [email protected]. Thank you!

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  1. Emma O'Donnell, Community development worker, CommUNITY Little Hulton, Manchester
  2. Nia Hoffmann, Artist facilitator, Interwoven Arts, Preston
  3. Rob Fulton, Youthworker, Salford youth service, Salford
  4. Rebecca Francis, Youth worker, Salford Youth Service, Salford
  5. Jeffrey Moritz, CEO, Heads up Gentlemen, Salford
  6. Clare Smith, Artist, Rebellion Arts CIC, Salford
  7. Martha O'Brien, National Literacy Trust Hub Manager for Salford, NLT Salford, Salford
  8. Rebecca marshall, Owner BodyMind Educate, BodyMind Educate, Little hulton
  9. Fay flatt, Neighbourhood development officer, Salford City Council, Salford
  10. Lizzie Diggle, Writer and Workshop Leader, Lizzie’s Writing Workshops, Horwich, Bolton
  11. Ms Jane turner, Manchester
  12. Inara Dundure, Founder/CEO, The Salford Neighbourhood Watch Team, MANCHESTER
  13. Rachel Green, Little Hulton
  14. Judith Richens, Community hub lead, Dukesgate Academy Community Hub, Salford
  15. Helena Wride, Programme Coordinator, Greater Manchester Youth Network, Salford
  16. James Dobbs, Sound Artist, Compound Eye, Manchester
  17. Alison Gresty, Director of Operations, Supportive Spaces, Little Hulton, Salford
  18. Susan Booth, Director of Operations, Supportive Spaces, Little Hulton, Salford
  19. Maggie Lister, Community Connector, Wellbeing Matters, Salford
  20. Geoff Millard, Treasurer and Hall Manager ( Volunteer ), St Paul Peel Church and Hall, Salford
  21. Deborah Gee, Friends of Parr Fold Park, Walkden
  22. Gaynor Jacobs, service manager, aspire for intelligent care and support CIC, salford
  23. Anthony Koyan KOLLIE, President, Union of Liberian organisations-United kingdom, Manchester
  24. anonymous, L Africa Hair Salon, Salford
  25. Baraah Al Dalati, Project Producer, Baraah Al Dalati, Manchester
  26. Luis, Badgemaker, Salford Badge Club, Salford
  27. Tracey McMullan, Social Value Manager, Kenny Waste Management, Salford
  28. Jack Clarke, Producer/Curator, Freelance, Salford
  29. Gifty Ofori, Teacher Support, Creative Projects, Manchester (Little Hulton)
  30. Jame corlett, Creative art facilitator, Salford
  31. Oluwanifemi Akinyemi, Author, RCCG City of Praise, Little Hulton Manchester, Salford
  32. Elaine Humphreys ( Walker), Activities Coordinator, Care home, Salford
  33. Emma Fletcher, Social Value Co-ordinator, City Build, Manchester
  34. Lucy Jorgensen, Tesco Community champion, Tesco, Manchester
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