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Showing posts with label salford. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 8, 2020

Coronavirus: 'Stunning' Artwork Pays Tribute to Salford Key Workers


RAHUL SHARMA DEBT CONNECT IN MANCHESTER, UK,





An unknown artist behind a painting that pays tribute to Salford's key workers is being urged to come forward.

Two men left the mystery 1.5m high artwork on the steps of Salford Civic Centre on Friday.

Salford mayor Paul Dennett said he wanted to thank the artist for the painting which features cleaners, bin crews and nurses.

"It is absolutely stunning, a really powerful piece of art and I am so grateful to whoever is responsible."

Mr Dennett added: "It captures the real spirit of Salford and the dedication of our key workers who have kept the city going through these difficult times.

"I'd love to say thank you directly to the artist and we can do that anonymously if they prefer. It's beautifully painted and really captures a moment in our city's history."

He said the city was greatly affected by the coronavirus pandemic adding, "it is important that when the time is right we have a fitting tribute to remember those who have lost their lives to the virus in the city."

Thursday, May 7, 2020

Coronavirus: PPE Masks Worth £160k Stolen From Salford Warehouse


RAHUL SHARMA DEBT CONNECT IN MANCHESTER, UK,





Thieves have stolen 80,000 face masks which were destined for the NHS and front-line workers.

The £166,000 worth of personal protective equipment (PPE) was taken when three people broke into a warehouse in Salford on Wednesday.

Det Insp Chris Mannion, from Greater Manchester Police, said it was a "particularly sickening crime".

The masks were to be supplied to the NHS, along with councils and care homes, in West Yorkshire.

The high-quality n95 respirator masks were taken from the warehouse of a medical supplies firm at the Trafalgar Business Park overnight.

The gang spent about two hours at the premises, first cutting a hole in the warehouse steel shutters so as not to trigger burglar alarms by lifting up the door.

They then removed 320 boxes, or 10 pallets' worth, of the masks.

Other medical equipment, including cheaper quality masks also housed at the site, were left untouched.