Free information session for people who are hard of hearing
A free drop-in information session on telephones with amplification will take place in the Green Room, Textile Hall (next to Bury Library) on Monday 7 March.
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Netball newbies told: “I’ll Play If You Play”
I Will If You Will (IWIYW), the Bury-based female fitness movement, is hosting an event for netball novices to help raise funds for Bury Hospice.
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Road repairs taking place in Bass Lane, Summerseat
Work is currently under way in Bass Lane, Summerseat to repair potholes and improve drainage.
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Brandlesholme Zumba class supports charity work in South Africa
Women and girls from an I Will If You Will (IWIYW) Zumba class have been collecting bras for the Winnie Mabaso Foundation, a charity which supports vulnerable and orphaned children in South Africa.
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Bury launches early warning ‘legal highs’ network
Professionals from across the board are taking action to raise awareness and tackle the dangers of New Psychoactive Substances, known as ‘legal highs’.
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Appeal for help - have you seen this lady?
Bury Council is asking for the public's help in tracing a 61-year-old lady who has been missing since Saturday (13 Feb).
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Residents urged to make sure they are registered to vote
Bury Council is encouraging residents who are not yet registered to vote to go online and register their details.
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Bury Art Museum to host European cultural conference
Heads of cultural institutions from across the Continent will come to Bury this coming week for the European Cultural Centres (ENCC) conference 2016.
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Work ongoing to tackle road flooding in Ramsbottom
Work is now well under way to tackle flooding caused by a broken culvert in Bolton Road West, Ramsbottom.
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The Green is growing – be a part of it!
The next chapter at The Green, the community centre and cafe in Clarence Park, has now begun.
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A runaway success for Bury’s Great Run Local
A free weekly run at Burrs Country Park has proved to be a runaway success since it first came to Bury 12 months ago.
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Grants of up to £5k to protect premises from flooding
Home owners and businesses can apply for grants of up to £5,000 to protect their premises against future flooding.
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