Young people take over the news agenda
Teenagers sometimes unfairly get a bad press – but four young people from Bury are determined to correct that.
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Don’t let food poisoning ruin your festive celebrations
If there’s one thing guaranteed to ruin your Christmas meal out with friends, family or colleagues, it’s a nasty bout of food poisoning.
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Another clean sweep for Bury
The latest electric, zero emissions sweeper technology has hit the streets of Bury to help keep town centre pedestrian areas clean and tidy.
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Help the knitters raise money for Bury Hospice
Knitters are selling their creations in aid of Bury Hospice at Whitefield Library and Adult Learning Centre on Tuesday 4 December (9.30am to 4pm).
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Consultation launched on further £8.7 million of council savings
Bury Council is holding a second period of consultation as it strives to find a further £8.7 million in budget savings.
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Man v Sausage – are you up for it?
Bury Market is to hold a festive competition with a difference – to see who can win a bratwurst eating contest.
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Christmas comes to the Cultural Quarter
Come to Moss Street in Bury on Saturday (1 Dec) and soak up the Christmas atmosphere while enjoying some stress-free shopping.
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Wear a White Ribbon and make a difference
Men and women are being urged to wear a white ribbon and show their commitment to ending violence against women.
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Pinocchio at The Met this Christmas
Wooden puppet Pinocchio longs to be a real boy just like the other boys in school... but can his dream ever come true? Join us on a journey of adventures, mischief, tears and laughter brought to life with a bag full of theatrical tricks.
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Lyngo Brings a Winter Wonderland to The Met
The Met welcomes the delightful Lyngo Theatre Company with an interactive show for children aged 3 plus on Monday 3 and Tuesday 4 December at 10.30am and 1.30pm.
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More time to consult on destination management
Bury Council has extended its consultation period on how best to support tourism in the borough.
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Manchester Museum Art Collection opens in China
A collection of over 83 paintings from across Greater Manchester has opened in China for the first time ever, thanks to a curator from Bury who came up with the idea of raising cash by arranging for the art collections to go ‘on tour’.
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