Pedal power for Prestwich
Prestwich is to benefit from a £20 million boost to transform cycling across Greater Manchester.
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Free creative art courses for teenagers
Young people aged 12-19 and interested in creative arts are being offered the chance to work with a digital photographer, a video artist or a musician.
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Ball games ban for ASBO man
An 18-year-old man has been given a two-year ASBO after causing distress to local residents for three years.
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Great news for Radcliffe’s medieval quarter
The Heritage Lottery Fund has confirmed its final approval to a £267,000 grant towards a £461,000 project which will excavate, enhance and interpret the story of the de Radcliffe family at Radcliffe Tower in Close Park.
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Free courses to help get a job
A BCS Entry Level 3 course, available free of charge to people on qualifying benefits, will take place at Prestwich Library and Adult Learning Centre.
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Blooming brilliant, round two!
Bury is hoping for a brace of awards for the quality of its parks, floral displays and green spaces.
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Sports coaches and volunteers – we need you!
Instructors, coaches and volunteers are needed to help make it a superb sporting year for local women and girls.
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Made in Bury – local businesses to receive awards
Local companies will be cheered for their achievements at the inaugural Made in Bury Business Awards 2013.
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A boost for Practice Nurses in Bury
NHS Bury Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) is supporting Practice Nurses based in the borough through a new role which will focus on their training, education and professional development.
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Doctor Bike is back in town this summer
Recycle for Greater Manchester is encouraging residents to get back on their bike again with a little help from Doctor Bike.
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Wheelie bin cleaning is not a council service
Ramsbottom residents have found flyers attached to their wheelie bins offering a bin cleaning service.
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Child car seats – it’s getting better all the time
More parents are keeping their children safe by properly installing child car seats, according to the latest council findings.
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