Take a month out from alcohol in Dry January
Bury Council is supporting the 2015 Dry January campaign which is a venture led by Alcohol Concern and supported by Public Health England.
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Health on agenda for Radcliffe Township Forum
Health is top of the agenda when Radcliffe Township forum meets on Thursday 8 January.
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Police HQ to be demolished – Castle Leisure Centre to stay put
Work will start in the New Year to demolish the former Greater Manchester Police HQ in Irwell Street, Bury.
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‘Tis the season to recycle...need a kitchen caddy or compostable liners?
Bury residents in need of a new or replacement kitchen caddy or a roll of compostable liners can now collect these for free from venues across the borough.
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Interested in running your own business?
Bury Library is holding a free event – Marketing and Social Media – for those thinking of running their own business.
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Take the pledge - become a Bury Snow Angel!
Bury Council is calling all residents to become a Snow Angel and help their relatives, friends and neighbours to stay safe, warm and well in their homes this winter.
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Mayor’s Christmas greetings to Bury residents
“As 2014 draws to a close it gives me the opportunity to reflect on my six months since being inaugurated as Mayor of Bury.
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Vulnerable residents receive some winter warmth
Employees at Six Town Housing have spread some festive cheer this week by delivering 320 Winter Warmer packs to elderly residents in Bury.
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Bury Art Museum receives full Arts Council accreditation
Bury Art Museum & Sculpture Centre has been awarded Full Accreditation status by Arts Council England.
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Festive carols and lessons at Bury Parish Church
The traditional annual festival of lessons and carols is back on this year at Bury Parish Church on Thursday 18 December.
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Busy new year for Whitefield Township Forum
A range of important local issues will be discussed when Whitefield and Unsworth Township forum meets on Tuesday 6 January.
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Higher Lane gets higher Ofsted rating
Pupils and staff are celebrating after their school was given a higher rating by education watchdog Ofsted.
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