Bury residents urged to register to vote
Thousands of Bury residents are being urged to register to vote by Bury Council.
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Bury’s parks named as among the best in Britain
All 12 of Bury’s main parks have won the prestigious Green Flag Award for the sixth year running.
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Grundy cafe opens to the public
The dining room of the Grundy Day Centre has been converted into a cafe, open to the general public from Monday to Friday (9am to 4pm).
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‘Green’ pupils show the quality of Mersey!
Keen young ‘greens’ at a Whitefield primary school have vowed – we’ll keep the Green Flag flying here.
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New cafe and team rooms now open on Radcliffe Market
Farrars Cafe and Tea Room is the latest top quality addition to the newly refurbished Radcliffe Market Hall.
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'Take care' warning after five people hospitalised by legal high
Health chiefs have issued advice after five people were taken to hospital after taking a ‘legal high’.
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Local residents to receive important voter registration information
Households in Bury will soon receive a form asking residents to check whether the information about them on Bury Council’s electoral register is correct.
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Lots to discuss at Prestwich Township Forum
Residents can have their say on a wide range of local issues when Prestwich Township Forum meets on Thursday 30 July.
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Sell your arts and crafts at your local library
Local craftspeople are invited to sell their creations at local libraries.
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Coffee and history at Radcliffe Library
Residents are invited to family history sessions and coffee mornings which are held every Friday at Radcliffe Library from 10am to noon.
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New cafe puts down Strong Roots at The Green
Bury Council has licensed Strong Roots, a local social enterprise, to provide the cafe service at The Green in Clarence Park in Bury.
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Story Time and new craft group at Ramsbottom Library
Ramsbottom Library has two new Story Time sessions for children, plus a craft group for adults called ‘Busy Hands, Busy Tongues’.
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