Mayor’s historic achievement with second consecutive term
Prestwich councillor Tim Pickstone will be the first person in 70 years to be Mayor of Bury for a second consecutive term.
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Preparation key in responding to Storm Christoph
The tireless efforts of council staff and partner agencies to keep residents safe during Storm Christoph has paid off in Bury.
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New grants for key businesses hit by lockdown
Three new grant schemes have been approved to help Bury businesses cope with the financial effects of the coronavirus lockdown.
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Your views sought on future use of civic halls
Public consultation starts today (Thursday 21 Jan) on the future use of Bury’s three civic halls.
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Join our webinars and help influence Bury’s housing strategy
Residents, businesses and agencies are being invited to take part in webinars and have their say on Bury’s draft housing strategy.
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Ensuring all our children are fed – at school and at home
Bury children will continue to receive free school meals during the half-term and Easter holidays.
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Vaccinations top 11,000 as fourth Covid vax centre opens
Former Mayor of Bury Sheila Magnall is urging residents to be vaccinated after becoming one of the first to get her jab at the borough’s latest vax centre.
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Fond farewell to one of the council’s longest-serving public servants
Mayoral PA Audrey French is taking a well-deserved early retirement after notching up an incredible 44 years of public service.
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Council cuts greenhouse gas emissions by 47%
Bury’s mission to become carbon neutral has taken a big step forward according to a new report on the local authority’s greenhouse gas emissions.
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Our libraries still offering services during lockdown
Bury’s four libraries are offering a reduced service during the national lockdown for readers to borrow and return books.
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Have your say – on housing, electoral boundaries, hospital developments and the Bury 2030 masterplan
One Community Bury is inviting local residents to have their say on a number of plans now out for public consultation.
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New housing on brownfield sites
New affordable homes are to be built on two brownfield sites in Radcliffe and Redvales following a successful council bid for funding.
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