Artists’ invitation to hear about Lancashire folklore
Bury Art Museum and Sculpture Centre is inviting residents to meet five artists featured in its Lancashire folklore exhibition “The King of the Cats”.
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Footpath closure in Ramsbottom to protect public safety
Bury Council has closed a public foothpath in the centre of Ramsbottom to protect the public from a wall that is in danger of collapsing.
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Another national award for the famous Bury Market
Bury Market received another national accolade yesterday when it was again crowned ‘Market Attraction of the Year’ at the National Association of British Market Authorities (NABMA) Great British Market Awards.
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Can you provide healthy meals for service users?
Social services are seeking a contractor to provide the meals service at the Grundy centre in Wellington Road, Bury.
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Keeping the memory of the Holocaust alive
Bury’s young people took the lead in keeping alive the memory of those who experienced the Holocaust and subsequent genocides.
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Finding finance for your business start-up idea
Interested in running your own business? Bury Library can help with a free advice and information event on Thursday 26 February.
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Healthy eating at new community hub and social care centre
Another milestone has been reached at Elmhurst Short Stay facility in Whitefield with the appointment of a new catering provider.
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Safer cycling for families
Officers at Bury Council are encouraging parents and young people to get up to speed as regards cycling safely on the roads.
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Health matters at Bury East Township Forum
Health is top of the agenda when Bury East Township Forum meets on Tuesday 3 February.
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SOS – rock festival returns to Radcliffe
Rock music lovers should put a date in their diary for this year’s SOS festival which is held at Radcliffe Civic Suite.
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Come and join the Carers Support Group
Help for those whose friends and loved ones have been diagnosed with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease is being offer at Pinfold Lane Day Centre.
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Bury Council appoints interim chief executive
One of Bury Council’s most senior officers has been appointed interim chief executive following the retirement of Mike Kelly.
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