Bury Council recognised as a top ‘equal’ employer
Bury Council has again been named one of Britain’s top ‘equal’ employers by professional lobbying group Stonewall.
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Libraries review – options presented to cabinet next week
Councillors are to consider a report next week which proposes major changes to Bury’s library service.
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Events during Tinnitus Awareness Week
People with hearing loss can get advice from professionals at two events in the borough during national Tinnitus Awareness Week.
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No Barriers can help you develop new skills for employment
Residents looking to develop new skills and looking for employment are invited to get free 1-to-1 professional help.
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Lego at the library
Bury Library’s monthly Lego Club will be starting again in the new year from Saturday 4 February (2-3pm).
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Let’s read together and inspire our children’s imagination
Parents are invited to share the joy of reading with their young children at a session held at Prestwich Library on Monday 13 February.
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Church Street West - latest update
Church Street West in Radcliffe could be re-opened on Thursday morning following a further two days of safety work on the former Radcliffe Times building.
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Update - Church Street West to remain closed for public safety reasons
Church Street West in Radcliffe is still closed to motorists, and may remain closed for some time, after part of the former Radcliffe Times building fell down in the early hours of today.
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Council launches healthy living campaign to stem rising obesity rates
With New Year’s resolutions still fresh in the mind, Bury Council is launching a healthy living campaign to encourage people to consider the health impacts of being overweight.
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Internet, email and universal job match course
Residents can sign up to a course offering help with job searching, using the internet and running an email account.
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Road closures in Radcliffe and Bury
Please note that Church Street West in Radcliffe and Bell Lane in Bury are currently closed to motorists.
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One week left to comment on homes and jobs masterplan
Bury residents have one week left to have their say on the Greater Manchester Spatial Framework.
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