Act now – make sure you are registered to vote
Time is running out if you want to register to vote in next year’s General and Local Elections.
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Christmas comes to the Tourist Information Centre
Bury Tourist Information Centre will be celebrating all things Christmassy at its annual festive craft fair on Saturday 6 December.
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Cash for voluntary groups to provide learning opportunities
Voluntary groups are being invited to apply for new funding to provide learning opportunities for the most disadvantaged people across Bury.
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Consultation meeting to discuss children’s centre plans
Residents are invited to a consultation meeting about Bury Council’s proposals to reshape children’s centres.
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Bury Market welcomes its 1,000th coach of the year
One thousand coaches have now visited Bury Market this year bringing visitors from all over the UK and abroad.
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Fun day to launch new era for Radcliffe Market Hall
The newly refurbished Radcliffe Market Hall will open its doors on Tuesday 2 December following an £800,000 refurbishment.
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Civic support for Blind Society’s fundraiser
More than £1,000 was raised at the annual Craft and Gift Show for Bury Society for Blind and Partially Sighted People.
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Help with jobs, skills and credit at your library
Help to apply for jobs and credit is now available through a free online service offered at your local library.
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Hard of hearing on the telephone?
A free drop-in and advice session for people who are hard of hearing takes place in the Green Room Textile Hall, Manchester Road (next to Bury Library).
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Bury makes UK Great Town finals
Bury has received more national recognition by making the Top 3 in the Academy of Urbanism awards in the Great Town category.
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Action stations for new Radcliffe Town Team
Traders and partners have joined forces in setting up a new Radcliffe Town Team to improve and regenerate the area.
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Pioneers reduce housing energy needs and CO2 emissions
Council leaders, housing companies and Japanese technologists have formally launched a 600-home smart heat project.
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