Salford here we come!

The BBC relocation offer for the TV presenters is described as a Rolls Royce package – and they don’t want to go! What is wrong with Salford? With a neat canal side development at Salford Quays and top-flight executive penthouse apartments, this is the Canary Wharf of the North. That they should be so lucky.

Well, surely anyone can see that Salford is a dream of a place to live? With a polished landscape, gleaming with glass skyscrapers, office blocks galore, sport, superb hotels and buzzing shops, it’s the new leisure capital of the North West! No wonder, people want to keep their windows and doors shining with the rest. Go on, create a real Her Majesty, the Queen of England style Balmoral home.

Just reflect for a while... a sparkling new conservatory to catch the summer sun and dine in style? Ooh, a stunning front door that just spells Welcome, Royal Family or not? Oh yes, wonderful windows that are simply a Scottish Balmoral breeze?
When you go out and enjoy Salford’s fabulous piazzas and restaurants, return to a soft, sun glowing conservatory – even if the sun is in short supply.

Now Salford Quays is by no means all this great northern rock of a town has to offer. It’s is a city on the move and its future looks exciting. Curtain off the drizzly rain or watch it trickle in a slide down generous glassy panes, transform dull winter cloud to soft colours of calm, be Victorian, Edwardian, Queen of England, anything you like.

200 miles North West of London, who can resist Salford... one minute urban buzz, the next greenbelt tranquility. And Balmoral Windows to tempt, warm and delight...

Look, some 220,000 people who are proud to call Salford their home can’t all be wrong!