Thank you to the volunteers who support our community during the Covid-19 crisis
An army of volunteers who have supported their local communities during the Covid-19 crisis are being thanked by Bury Council in National Volunteers Week.
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Let’s join the Silly Squad and have a party!
Young people are invited to an online party tomorrow (Friday 5 June) and join the Silly Squad as part of this year’s Summer Reading Challenge.
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It’s not over – we must follow the Covid-19 advice
Health leaders in Bury have urged residents to follow the official Covid-19 safety guidelines, warning that we are nowhere near ‘out of the woods’ yet.
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Major regeneration plans for Radcliffe
Council leaders are drawing up ambitious plans to transform Radcliffe for generations to come – from skills and jobs to the environment and civic/leisure facilities.
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Welcome back – Bury Market to re-open on 15 June
Our ‘jewel in the crown’, the famous Bury Market, will re-open to welcome back customers on Monday 15 June.
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Helping Bury businesses come back better is aim of new grant scheme
Businesses that work from shared premises are the main target of a new grant scheme that aims to boost local economies in the wake of the coronavirus crisis.
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Director of Children’s Services announces retirement
Karen Dolton, Bury Council’s executive director for children and young people, has announced her plans to retire this autumn after three years in post.
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New organisation to support unpaid carers starts today
A new provider, n-compass, will today (Monday 1 June) take over the Bury Carers Service to provide help to hundreds of local carers.
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More items now accepted at Radcliffe recycling centre
Wood, rubble and scrap metal will be accepted from Saturday (30 May) at the household waste recycling centre in Radcliffe.
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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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