Countdown to bin collection changes
Residents are starting to receive information packs and calendars in advance of changes to the household waste collection service.
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Toddler story time at Radcliffe Library
Weekly toddler story time sessions are about to start at Radcliffe Library, and are free of charge.
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Get your photos in Bury’s official 2015 calendar
Budding photographers are invited to submit their pictures of local scenes which could be used in Bury’s official 2015 calendar.
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Sign up for help to run your own food and drink business
Interested in running your own food and drink business? Then sign up for a free event at Bury Library on Thursday 23 October.
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Benefit fraud couple ‘too ill to cook’ were running cafe
A couple who claimed they were too ill to cook their own meals were actually running a cafe – and he delivered Chinese takeaways using her mobility car.
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East meets West at new Sculpture Centre exhibition
Arts lovers can enjoy a taste of the Orient at the second exhibition to be held at Bury’s new Sculpture Centre.
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Take part in our sports centres customer review
Customers are invited to take part in Bury Council’s annual review of facilities provided at its sports centres.
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Bury West to hear about bin collection changes
Changes to household waste collections will be discussed when Bury West Township Forum meets on Wednesday 24 September.
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Summer Soiree has sunny outcome for day centre customers
A Summer Soiree has raised £800 to bring some sunshine to customers who attend Pinfold Lane Day Care Centre in Whitefield.
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Got a question about your bin collections?
Residents can find out more about the approaching changes to waste collections, and get help with recycling, at the September round of township forums.
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Township Forum to discuss bins and health care
Household waste collections and the future of health services are on the agenda for Ramsbottom, Tottington and North Manor.
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Have you any wool?
Radcliffe Library’s Knit and Natter Club is appealing for donations of wool so that items can continue to be made and sold for good causes.
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