Bury Means Business: information event for the care sector
Calling all businesses in the care sector!
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Use your vote – which community projects should get funding?
Residents are invited to a series of events where they are asked to vote for their favourite community projects.
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Have your say on a draft flood risk plan for Bury
A six-week consultation is taking place from 30 October to 11 December on an updated draft of Bury Council’s Local Flood Risk Management Strategy.
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Radcliffe goes cycle-friendly
Cyclists and pedestrians can look forward to a host of improvements in Radcliffe thanks to a new £150,000 scheme.
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Boost your business – help with social media and blogging
Interested in finding out how social media and blogging could help your business thrive?
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Thrills, quills and celebrate! A comic look at Jane Austen’s letters
Fans of Jane Austen are invited to celebrate her life and work this December at a performance from LipService theatre group.
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Local heritage open day at All Saints Church, Stand
Fascinating items from Whitefield’s past will be on display at All Saints Church, Stand on Saturday 4 November (10am to 5pm).
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Five days left in Stoptober – still time to join up
Smokers across Bury have been contacting Bury Lifestyle Service to take advantage of their expert help to quit tobacco during Stoptober.
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Silly hats mean serious money, thanks to Bury Market traders
Traders on Bury Market indulged their sense of fun on Saturday when they turned up for business wearing their silliest hats.
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Christmas cards for good causes now on sale
Christmas cards which raise money for good causes are now on sale at Bury Tourist Information Centre.
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Update: Traffic disruption - Bury New Road, Prestwich
United Utilities’ engineers have now completed their works to repair the collapsed sewer under Bury New Road in Prestwich.
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GP and Adult Social Care Services in Bury get a healthy rating
The proportion of GP Practices and Adult Social Care services including Nursing and Residential Care Homes in Bury rated as ‘Good’ by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) is higher than the national average (%), a new report has highlighted.
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