Bury pupils play positive role in recycling used batteries
Pupils at Lowercroft Primary School in Bury have played an important part in persuading people to recycle their used batteries.
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Christmas cheer for Bury’s troubled families
Kind-hearted individuals, organisations and businesses helped some of Bury’s troubled families to have a fantastic Christmas party.
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Access improvements to popular Prestwich park
Bury Council is carrying out work to improve access to St Mary’s Park in Prestwich.
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Shed the Christmas calories at a Radcliffe health walk
Residents are being invited to get moving and enjoy the outdoors at a new weekly Radcliffe Community Health Walk.
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Recycle right this Christmas – every item counts
‘Tis the season to recycle for all it’s worth. Why? Because it’s easy to do, it saves space in the grey rubbish bin, and saves many thousands of pounds.
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Artistic boost for mayor’s charities
The Mayor of Bury’s charities have received another Christmas present thanks to MASA-UK Art Gallery and Gifts.
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Pitch to Win - how to win friends and influence people
Trying to win backing for your project? Learn how, at a Pitch to Win event held at Bury Library on Monday 29 January (2pm to 4pm).
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Fake Fingerlings seized in trading standards clampdown
Dozens of fake Fingerlings toys have been seized by trading standards from a shop in Bury town centre.
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You’ll never walk alone – vote for our volunteers!
Three volunteers who have inspired hundreds of local people to take up walking have been nominated for a national award.
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Communities tackling the harms caused by alcohol
Radcliffe residents are among the first in Greater Manchester to take part in the Communities in Charge of Alcohol (CICA) programme.
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Christmas party for foster children and their carers
Christmas came early when a party was held for 260 foster children and their carers at the Elizabethan Suite.
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400 vulnerable social housing tenants receive winter warmer packs
Six Town Housing (STH) are delivering Winter Warmer packs - containing food, warm socks and more - across the borough to some of the most vulnerable tenants living in the homes they manage on behalf of Bury Council.
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