National acclaim for Bury’s famous market
The award-winning Bury Market has won a major tourism award at the National Coach Tourism Awards 2014.
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Events to mark Dementia Awareness Week
A wide range of events is taking place in Bury to mark Dementia Awareness Week, which runs from Sunday 18 May to Saturday 24 May.
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Forgotten to post your vote for the elections?
Postal voters who haven’t yet mailed back their ballots are being assured that they can still have their say in the local and European elections.
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Project to improve dementia support in BME communities in Bury
The local NHS and voluntary sector are working together to improve the support available for local people with dementia in black minority ethnic (BME) communities.
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Take care before employing doorstep callers
Residents are being urged to think carefully before agreeing to give work to doorstep callers.
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Temporary closure of Radcliffe main pool
Work has re-commenced on site at Radcliffe Pool and Fitness Centre to remove asbestos cladding from the main pool area.
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Anti-litter John takes pride in his community
John Holt of Chesham Tenants and Residents Association is the latest local resident to sign the Bury Street Care pledge and receive a free litter pack.
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Tune in live for the local election results
Bury Council is taking another pioneering step in bringing democracy closer to the people by live streaming the local election results.
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New website to boost adoption and fostering
Every child deserves a happy home – that’s the motto of a new campaign to recruit foster carers and adopters for children in Bury.
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Whitefield park and ride facility set to re-open
The expanded park and ride at Whitefield Metrolink stop is set to reopen next week.
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Elms Bank students are in the market
Students at Elms Bank Specialist Arts College experienced what it is like to run a stall at Bury’s famous market.
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Free car maintenance course at the library
Drivers can learn the basics of car maintenance at a course held at Topping Fold Community Centre and Library.
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