Bury’s Town of Culture – we’re up and running!
Bury is drawing up a packed programme of events to celebrate its year as Greater Manchester’s first ever Town of Culture.
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Bury’s Town of Culture – fancy a sneak preview?
A taste of what’s coming up during Bury’s GM Town of Culture year is being offered at The Met on Tuesday (21 Jan).
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Your chance to represent Bury at the International Youth Sports Festival
Are you aged 14 to 16? Would you like to represent Bury in this year’s International Youth Sports Festival in Portugal?
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No idling – our children’s air is too important
Council leaders have urged the Government to take measures to tackle the health threat caused by engine idling, especially outside schools.
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Couple praised for quarter of a century improving lives of vulnerable foster children
A couple who have given a loving home to more than 30 vulnerable looked-after children are celebrating 25 years as foster carers.
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Prestwich councillor Tim Pickstone to be next Mayor of Bury
Holyrood ward councillor Tim Pickstone is to be the next Mayor of Bury for the 2020/21 municipal year.
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Bury Market brings in record number of coach visits
A record number of coaches have visited the famous Bury Market bringing shoppers keen to visit the award-winning attraction.
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Free help and information during Tinnitus Awareness Week
Residents are invited to receive free information and support about tinnitus from professionals working in local services.
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Meet Ruth Shedwick, author of Trembleath
Meet Ruth and listen to extracts from her recently published book Trembleath at Bury Library on Thursday 30 January at 7pm.
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Taking action to improve children’s education
Education leaders at Bury Council are taking decisive action to improve the chances of children who attend a local primary school.
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Get happy! Bury secures prestigious Greater Manchester Town of Culture accolade
Bury, the home to icons such as Victoria Wood, Danny Boyle and Elbow - has been chosen as the first Greater Manchester Town of Culture.
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Love Christmas, hate waste and have a happy festive season!
That is the message from Bury Council as they urge residents to reduce, re-use and recycle as much as they can throughout the Christmas and New Year holiday period.
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