Proud of Radcliffe’s gold medal swimmer James Guy
Council leaders have paid tribute to Radcliffe swimmer James Guy for his outstanding success in the recent FINA Aquatics World Championships.
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Housing benefit - residents urged to report changes promptly
A new Government-led initiative is seeking to ensure that the right amount of housing benefit is being paid to each claimant.
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Victoria Cross memorial to First World War hero unveiled
A special memorial stone is to be unveiled to remember a local soldier who won a Victoria Cross during the First World War.
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Transforming mental health services for children and young people
People who live in Bury, and professionals who work in the borough, are invited to have their say on the future of mental health and emotional wellbeing services for children and young people.
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Town centre success impresses Euro visitors
Bury welcomed 20 town centre managers from Belgium who were here to discover the secret of the town’s recent regeneration.
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Tottington by-election on Thursday 22 October
A by-election will be held in Tottington on Thursday 22 October to elect a third councillor for that ward.
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Beware postcode lottery scam
Residents are being warned about hoax letters stating that they have won a substantial amount on the People’s Postcode Lottery.
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Bury East residents invited to next Township Forum meeting
Local issues will be discussed when Bury East Township Forum takes place on Thursday 17 September.
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Potential plans to refurbish the ‘Ramsbottom Urn’
Opportunities to restore the ‘Ramsbottom Urn’ are to be discussed on Wednesday 16 September.
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Whippy’s celebrate first birthday with market expansion
Whippy’s Pies have celebrated their first 12 months on Bury Market by announcing their expansion into a second stall on Margaret Block.
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Car dealer fined for selling “clocked” car
A car dealer has been sentenced for selling a car with an incorrect mileage.
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Council leader backs calls to help refugees
Councillor Mike Connolly, leader of Bury Council, has backed humanitarian calls for UK towns and cities to do more to help refugees.
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