Can you help us catch these fly-tippers?
Do you recognise these chairs from a hairdressing salon? The child’s pink armchair? The truckload of building materials?
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Gallery lights up to promote World Pancreatic Cancer Day
Bury Art Gallery and Museum will be lit in purple on Thursday (Nov 16) to mark the fourth World Pancreatic Cancer Day.
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Lucky for some! 13 community groups win funding in Radcliffe
Thirteen was anything but unlucky for Radcliffe groups who pitched for funding to support their community projects.
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Fire service donation to Mayor’s good causes
Three families will be enjoying an exciting day out at Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service’s new training and safety centre in Bury.
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Nominate a STAR who really makes a difference
Do you know someone or a group of people who work or volunteer for Bury Council who have gone that extra mile?
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School pupils follow council’s lead in getting the flu vaccination
Youngsters at Elton Primary School have become the latest to receive their flu vaccinations to protect them and their family members against a potentially serious illness.
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Temporary road closures for this Sunday's Remembrance parades
There will be a number of temporary road closures in the borough while Sunday's Remembrance Day parades take place.
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Now on sale – the 2018 calendars showcasing scenic Bury
Picturesque scenes of Bury in all four seasons are featured in the 2018 calendar which is now on sale at the Tourist Information Centre.
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Open day to raise awareness of the dangers of alcohol
An open day is being held in Bury during Alcohol Awareness Week to showcase the services available to families affected by problematic alcohol use.
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Cab driver fined for refusing to take assistance dog
A private hire “taxi” driver who refused to take a fare from a blind passenger with an assistance dog is facing a bill of more than £500.
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Bury’s local heroes celebrated at awards
Six Town Housing hosted its annual Community Stars Awards ceremony last week, which recognised local residents who go the extra mile to improve the lives of others.
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Shiver me timbers - Greenhill pupils win the Bury’d Treasure
Pupils at Greenhill Primary School can look forward to getting new play equipment as thanks for taking part in a pirate adventure game.
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