Election 2015: How do I register to vote and what is the deadline?
Here's a handy guide to make sure you're ready to use your vote for the general election on May 7
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Fond farewell to long-serving care centre staff
Two members of staff at Pinfold Lane Day Centre have taken early retirement after notching up almost 50 years’ service between them.
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Finnish ambassador opens new art exhibition in Bury
There’s no need to travel to Helsinki to experience the latest in Finnish contemporary art.
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Retired Bury detective and dinner lady celebrate diamond wedding anniversary
A retired Bury police sergeant and his wife celebrated their diamond wedding anniversary on Thursday 2 April with a party for tenants at the Red Bank Extra Care Scheme in Radcliffe.
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You are hereby ordered to hold an election!
Bury residents are being reminded that they have until 20 April to ensure they are registered to vote in May’s General Election.
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General Election - make sure you’re registered to vote
Bury residents are being urged to make sure they are registered to vote ahead of this year’s General Election.
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Work progressing on new bus station
Construction of Radcliffe’s new bus station will begin soon.
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‘Dragons’ breathe fire into Radcliffe community health projects
Seven local groups in Radcliffe have won funding for health projects after impressing a ‘Dragon’s Den’ of judges.
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Moved house? Make sure you haven’t removed your ability to vote
Greater Manchester residents who have moved house in the last 18 months are being encouraged to make sure they are registered to vote at the right address.
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Coach boost for visitors to Bury Market
Visitors to the award-winning Bury Market will now find it even easier to enjoy their time at this famous attraction.
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National acclaim for Bury’s award-winning market
The famous Bury Market has won another award and been voted Britain’s Best Market Attraction.
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Register to vote
Bury residents are being reminded that they need to be registered if they wish to vote in the upcoming General and local elections.
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