Sign up for free dry stone walling courses
Local residents are invited to attend a free two-day dry stone walling course at Chesham Local Nature Reserve on 22 and 23 June between 9.45am and 4pm.
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Friends of Chesham Local Nature Reserve’s Open Day is a huge success
Saturday 16 June saw the Friends of Chesham Local Nature Reserve and Bury Council’s BANG Project welcome hundreds of people to an Open Day at the nature reserve.
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Ramsbottom gears up for inaugural Pie Festival
Local foodie-heaven Ramsbottom will be hosting an inaugural Pie Festival on 7 July at St Paul’s Church, Bridge Street from 10.30am.
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Gear up for bike re-use
Don’t throw your bike away, give it a new lease of life in time for Bike Week
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Go Steady’ message for public transport users
‘Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) has started a new drive to keep vulnerable people safe and secure when using public transport.
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Find out the simple steps to prevent falls
Adult Care Connect and Direct are taking part and raising awareness during Falls Prevention week, with a special event on Thursday 20 June, 2pm-4pm in the Green Room at Connect and Direct.
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Got a Small Electrical Item that’s lost its spark?
It’s the tenth anniversary of Recycle Week (17th-23rd June) and Recycle for Greater Manchester would like to encourage local residents to get involved by recycling more, in particular broken or unwanted small electrical items.
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Weekend engineering work on Metrolink
Metrolink passengers are advised that some services will be affected by essential engineering works this weekend (Saturday 15 and Sunday 16 June).
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Radcliffe Rocks to the sights and sounds of the annual Dance-off!
Thousands flocked to Radcliffe on Saturday 8 June to watch the annual Radcliffe dance-off in the town centre.
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Bury gears up for electric cars
Bury Council is driving towards green transport by installing electric vehicle charging points in seven of its public car parks.
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Father and son "rogue builders" sentenced.
A father and son team of “rogue traders” have been sentenced after Bury pensioners were left thousands of pounds out of pocket for work carried out on their homes.
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Health and social care join forces to give health and wellbeing a boost
HEALTH and social care teams have joined forces to improve the quality of life of people with long term health conditions.
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