Help shape the future of your community at the June Township Forums
Residents are invited to attend their respective Township Forums this June to help shape the future of their community.
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Former science teacher to be the new Mayor of Bury
East ward councillor Stella Smith is set to be installed as the new Mayor of Bury for the 2015/16 municipal year.
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Council condemns theft from Radcliffe Cenotaph
Flag stones have been ripped up and stolen from the site of the Radcliffe Cenotaph.
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Primary school pupils give drivers a lesson in safety
Pupils have been helping the police and council to enforce local speed limits near their school.
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Last chance to see medieval Radcliffe?
The final archaeological dig of the Radcliffe Tower project concludes on Saturday (16 May) with an invitation for the public to see what has been discovered.
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Local election results in Bury
Labour now have a majority of 19 seats on Bury Council following last night’s (Thursday 7 May) local elections.
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Make sure you know how to have your say on 7 May
Voters are being reminded to make sure they are ready to take part in the UK Parliamentary General election (and local elections) taking place on Thursday 7 May.
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Customer Task Force helps shape future of social services
More than 20 Bury residents, customers, carers and representatives have been telling Bury Council how it can improve social care services for them.
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I Will If You Will offers £24k to local fitness projects
I Will If You Will (IWIYW), the female fitness movement in Bury which has helped more than 7,500 women and girls get more active in 2014, is launching its Community Fund for a second year.
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It’s here - Radcliffe pool and leisure centre opens in May
The new Radcliffe Leisure Centre in Spring Lane will open its doors to the public in the third week of May.
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Extra Sunday needed for Ramsbottom roadworks
Roadworks on Bolton Road West and Nuttall Lane in Ramsbottom will take an extra day to complete.
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Bat walks at the nature reserve
Nature lovers can learn about wildlife on a series of Bat Walks through the Kirklees Valley Local Nature Reserve.
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