Improving services for children with special needs
Parents have been playing a vital role alongside professionals in improving services for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
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New course to help you bring children’s books to life
Older adults are being offered help to bring children’s books to life and improve their young family’s literacy skills.
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Free advice from the National Careers Service
Looking for some careers advice? Need help with your CV? Then book a one-to-one session with the National Careers Service at Bury Library.
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Check out our huge selection of titles on Borrowbox
Residents can now download a huge selection of eBooks and eAudiobooks through the library’s Borrowbox service.
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New businesses urged - get smart, Start Smart
Do you want to set up your own business, go self-employed, or have you been trading for less than three years?
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The flexible tennis revolution has come to Bury!
Local sportsmen and women are invited to join Local Tennis Leagues which has now come to Bury.
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Prestwich councillor Jane Black is new Mayor of Bury
St Mary’s ward councillor Jane Black has been sworn in as the new Mayor of Bury for the municipal year 2018/19.
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Homeless told: “Have no fear - you will be treated here”
Bury has today (Wed 16 May) become the first borough in Britain to guarantee that homeless people will receive the often urgent medical attention they require.
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Bury Council to appoint Geoff Little OBE as new chief executive
The new chief executive of Bury Council is set to be Geoff Little OBE, currently deputy chief executive of Manchester City Council.
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Supporting better mental health in Bury
A week of free events has been arranged to shine the spotlight on mental health, raise awareness of local services and get people talking about mental health.
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Celebrate Bury’s sporting heroes and heroines
The Bury 2018 Sports Awards are on their way – and residents are invited to submit their nominations by 31 July.
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True grit – the people who keep our roads safe in winter
The long winter meant that Bury Council’s gritting teams were out working more than twice as many times as usual.
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