No change to waste collections on Good Friday and Easter Monday
Bury Council is reminding residents that they will see no change to their household waste collections over Easter.
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Hospice says ‘aye’ to a Whippy's pie!
Bury Market traders served up a tasty treat for Bury Hospice during National Pie Week.
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David gets ‘sound’ advice on jobs from Bury Library
Bury man David Madeley is getting the latest help from Bury Library’s computer centre in his search for work.
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Bury’s leaders sign the Declaration of Hope
Civic and faith leaders joined forces to sign a Declaration of Hope to promote tolerance and harmony.
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Art workshop to keep young people safe
Young people aged from 10 to 16 are invited to an Art Workshop on Saturday 21 March.
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New website to bring visitors to Bury
Bury Council is marking English Tourism Week with the launch of a new visitor website - http://www.visitbury.com/
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National praise for helping young people into work
Council-led moves to help young people into employment have won national praise.
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Get ready to vote in May
With only weeks to go, Bury Council is trying to ensure the highest possible turnout for the local and General Elections on Thursday 7 May.
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Bury celebrates English Tourism Week
Bury Tourist Information Centre invites everyone to call in and celebrate English Tourism Week.
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Thinking caps on for two good causes
A charity quiz is being held on Sunday (22 March) for two local good causes chosen by the Mayor of Bury, Councillor Michelle Wiseman.
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Made in Bury – rewarding our community heroes
Outstanding individuals and groups will receive a big ‘thank you’ at the third annual Made in Bury Community Awards.
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Have your say on new proposals for Burrs Country Park
Residents are being asked for their views on ambitious plans to modernise facilities at Burrs Country Park.
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