Bury Means Business: Meet The Provider partnership event
Calling all local businesses, healthcare professionals and community service providers!
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Parklife Community Fund opens for local groups to apply
Support for ‘Superjosh’ Brain Tumour Charity continues as Manchester City Council and Bury Council are awarded festival donations.
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More consultation on homes and jobs masterplan
Another consultation event has been arranged for residents to inspect proposals for development in Bury that are included within a plan for Greater Manchester aimed at boosting housing and jobs.
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Keeping our children safe near the roads
Bury Council’s road safety officers have finished another year of helping to keep our children free from harm on the highway.
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Bury renews its Fairtrade status
Bury has renewed its Fairtrade Borough status for a further two years following its ongoing commitment to promoting Fairtrade principles.
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Policing for the future
Greater Manchester Police has launched a consultation about the future of policing in the next four years and it needs your views.
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Public health – focusing on fairness
Tackling inequalities and narrowing the gap is the focus of the second annual report by Bury’s public health chief.
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Gritting team at your service
Bury Council’s winter service, which runs from the start of October until the end of April, is currently in operation and is already taking action whenever temperatures take a dip.
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Homeless art collaboration makes UK debut in Bury
A two-part exhibition made in collaboration with homeless people makes its UK debut at Bury Art Museum & Sculpture Centre.
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Stand together in the fight against domestic violence and abuse
Council leaders are urging everyone in Bury to show their support for the White Ribbon Campaign against domestic violence and abuse.
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Consultation launched on £32m budget cuts
Council leaders in Bury have launched a public consultation on plans to cut £32 million from services over the next three years (2017-20).
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Cheat sentenced for £42k council house discount attempt
A former Six Town Housing tenant tried to buy a council house she no longer lived in at a £42,000 discount.
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