Bury Futures – Let’s Do It!
Thousands of people have watched a series of video streams debating and exploring the future of our borough to 2030 and beyond to mark the launch of Bury’s Let’s Do It! strategy.
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No change to Easter bin collections
Bury Council is reminding residents that they will see no change to their household waste collections over Easter as collections will take place as usual on Good Friday and Easter Monday.
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New round of grants for businesses hit by Covid-19
More cash support to help local companies flourish after the coronavirus pandemic has been approved by Bury Council.
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Vax weekly update – 85,664 people now had first Covid jab
A total of 85,664 people registered with a Bury GP have now been vaccinated against coronavirus.
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Dogged determination reveals illegal tobacco stash
Sniffer dogs have rooted out tens of thousands of illegal cigarettes in a series of raids across Bury.
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New CCTV and improvements on Bury Market
Upgraded cameras are now being installed on Bury Market to boost security and contribute to future development plans.
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Council acquisitions to unlock delivery of regeneration in Radcliffe town centre
Bury Council has unveiled its latest plans to deliver a new Civic Hub in Radcliffe town centre as part its Strategic Regeneration Framework to transform the area.
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Breakthrough on regeneration plans for Prestwich
Proposals to transform the heart of Prestwich are about to take a giant step forward.
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There is still time to complete Census 2021
Census day was Sunday, but it is vital that people who have not yet completed it do so as soon as possible.
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Over 50? Don’t delay – book your Covid jab today!
All residents aged 50 or above are urged to book their Covid-19 vaccination as soon as they are invited.
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Vax weekly update – 76,239 people now had first Covid jab
A total of 76,239 people registered with a Bury GP have now been vaccinated against coronavirus.
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Be the difference - on national Child Exploitation Awareness Day
Today is national Child Exploitation Awareness Day and communities and individuals are being urged to raise their voices and make a real difference.
Councillor Tamoor Tariq, cabinet member for children, young people and skills, said: "Child exploitation can happen to any young person, and it’s not always easy to know when you are being exploited. Everyone can play an important role by knowing
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