Bury Council is today (Monday 22 June) launching a six-week public consultation on a strategic new vision for the regeneration of Radcliffe, aimed at transforming the town for generations to come.
With the welcome news that children eligible for free school meals will receive food vouchers through the holidays, Bury’s education chiefs have turned their attention to support for pupils who’ve missed out on learning through the COVID-19 crisis.
This week is the fourth National Loneliness Awareness Week, to raise awareness of loneliness and encourage people to speak about it openly.
People unable to access food and medicines because they have been asked by NHS Track and Trace to self-isolate are being offered help by Bury’s Community Hubs.
Shoppers are back enjoying the unique atmosphere on the famous Bury Market which is now fully open for business again.
Stalls across the famous Bury Market are now back in business – with a further financial boost from the council to help them on their way.
Carers across the borough have been pulling out all the stops to keep safe some of Bury’s most vulnerable residents during the coronavirus outbreak.
Bury Council is working with businesses across the borough to support the safe reopening of non-essential retail on Monday (15 June).
Rainbow tributes to our heroic NHS and key workers such as social carers have been installed outside Bury Town Hall for all passers-by to see.
Bury Council’s cabinet has backed a new vision for Radcliffe aimed at transforming the town for generations to come.
Education leaders have written to all schools with the latest advice on reopening to selected groups of pupils.
A man who tricked thousands of people into believing they could reduce their council tax banding has been sent to prison.
