Bury’s heroic care providers win High Sheriff’s award
Care providers across the borough have all won a High Sherriff Special Recognition award for their frontline heroics during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Residents asked for views on Bee Network cycle and walking safety schemes
People who live or work in Bury are being asked for their views on a series of proposed improvements that are part of Greater Manchester’s Bee Network.
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Helping taxi drivers recover from lockdown
Urgent measures to help taxi and private hire drivers recover from the economic effects of coronavirus are set to be approved tomorrow (Tuesday)
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Remembering Srebrenica – Every Action Matters
Council leaders are backing the Every Action Matters campaign today on this, the 25th anniversary of the genocide in Srebrenica.
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Do you know this asbestos fly-tipper?
Bury taxpayers are footing the bill to clear up asbestos fly-tipped by ‘white van’ drivers in Nangreaves.
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‘Thank you’ payment to our wonderful foster carers
Bury’s foster carers are to receive a ‘thank you’ gift of £100 in recognition of the vital support they have been giving children and young people during the coronavirus crisis.
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Are your details accurate? Residents urged to check they are registered to vote
Residents in Bury will start to receive their annual voting canvass this week – and they may notice it is different from previous years.
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Walk on through Bury’s beautiful nature, guided by local experts
Residents are to be helped to discover the beautiful countryside and nature on their doorsteps through a new book of 13 guided walks [https://www.gmwalking.co.uk/bury-self-led-walks].
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Play areas now open to the public
Children’s play areas in the borough’s parks have now reopened after months of being locked down during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Launch of new health and social care service marks a first for Bury
Most people would prefer to get better at home rather than in a hospital – and a new service from Bury Local Care Organisation (Bury LCO) is set to make this happen for more patients.
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NHS 72 – “Thank you for everything you’ve done”
This Sunday marks the 72nd birthday of the NHS – and people across the borough are being asked to come together one more time to offer thanks to key workers.
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Mayor congratulates D-Caff on receiving Queen’s Award
The Mayor of Bury, Councillor Tim Pickstone, had the opportunity to congratulate some of the volunteers from D-Caff on their Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service award.
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