New way forward for adult care services
Council bosses have approved the next phase of work on shaping the future of adult social care services in Bury.
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Our health, our Radcliffe – join the Our Place community conference
Radcliffe residents will be getting together again to agree local priorities for the Our Place project following a community event held earlier this year.
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Bury Council and Six Town Housing support Go Online Week
Bury Council and Six Town Housing have teamed up to encourage residents to get involved in the eighth national Get Online Week.
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Friday night is Bury Light Night!
The countdown is well and truly on for the fourth annual family fun extravaganza that is Bury Light Night – on Friday 10 October.
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Council staff take lead in becoming Dementia Friends
Hundreds of Bury Council employees hope residents across the borough will join them in becoming Dementia Friends.
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Fairtrade rockers tie the knot
Newly-weds Rosie and Marc Hall showed their support for Bury’s new Fairtrade Garden when they held their rock ’n’ roll wedding at Bury Registry Office.
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Young market traders raise money for charity
The award-winning Bury Market welcomed its latest batch of young traders for a day’s fund-raising for local good causes.
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Radcliffe Market to re-open soon after £1 million refurbishment
A £1 million refurbishment of Radcliffe Market is nearly complete and it is just weeks away from re-opening to customers.
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Minister visits GM to back alcohol campaign
Home Office Minister Norman Baker MP visited Greater Manchester this week (Tuesday 30 September) to see how the region is cracking down on alcohol abuse.
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New bin service begins next week
Starting next week, bin collection days and collection frequencies will change for most households throughout the borough of Bury.
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Week of activities to spotlight mental health
Bury is marking World Mental Health Day by holding a week of events, advice and support sessions.
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Village Link brings hi-tech walking route to countryside
Walkers keen to discover scenic attractions in the north of Bury now have a hi-tech aid to help them.
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