Learn with us – without leaving your home!
Residents can sign up for a wide range of free online learning courses during the coronavirus lockdown.
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Bury Art Museum wants your rainbow pictures!
Bury Art Museum is collecting art and artefacts that represent a snapshot of the current Covid-19 lockdown period.
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Students’ creative work will showcase Bury Town of Culture
Creative students have contributed to Bury’s Town of Culture year – by designing a new visual identity for the programme.
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Rebuilding work re-starts on Summerseat bridge
Works to repair and improve Kay Street Bridge in Summerseat will recommence today (Tuesday 26 May).
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Town of Culture goes online
Residents of Bury are being urged to join in and contribute to cultural events taking place in their streets and online during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Council and GMP thank Muslim Community during COVID-19 crisis
Ahead of Eid al-Fitr this weekend, Bury Council has joined Greater Manchester Police (GMP) in expressing gratitude to our Muslim communities during Ramadhan.
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Anyone for tennis?
Recent changes to the coronavirus lockdown mean that public tennis courts across the Borough of Bury are now open for restricted tennis activity with bookings being taken online.
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Safe streets save lives – have your say on helping to keep Bury cycling and walking more
Bury residents are being urged to have their say on changes that would help them to keep cycling and walking as the town and country recovers from the coronavirus pandemic.
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Prestwich councillor Tim Pickstone is the new Mayor of Bury
Holyrood councillor Tim Pickstone is the new Mayor of Bury for the municipal year 2020/21.
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Eamonn O’Brien elected as new council leader
Prestwich councillor Eamonn O’Brien was elected the new leader of Bury Council at today’s (Wed 20 May) annual meeting.
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Council to continue current operation of essential services following partial lifting of lockdown – as ‘Building Back Better’ plans develop
Bury Council will continue to deliver its essential services, many in adapted ways, as it meets challenges presented by the coronavirus crisis. This means most buildings will remain closed and large numbers of staff will continue to work from home, in accordance with national advice.
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Bury binmen show heavy mettle!
Bury’s hard-working binmen have been collecting more domestic waste than ever during the coronavirus lockdown.
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