Listen again: Redbricks Radio launches at the Salutation

Article published: Monday, May 16th 2011

Hulme community station Redbricks Radio launched itself with a streamed broadcast from the Salutation Pub last Saturday. A Mule was in tow – catch it here.

Listen again for news, views and music straight from the heart of Manchester’s most opinionated estate – from the same day United won the Premiership and City won the FA Cup.

Brought to you by Mick Fuzz and featuring Rod the DJ with the best in music, Rich from Mule on Man Met’s less-than-welcome plans for Birley Fields and the Salutation, Nes, Leonie and Billy on all of Hulme’s most exciting upcoming events, Steve the compare and the ever-present and increasingly lively regulars of the Sally.

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