Safety plan launched on International Women’s Day
This International Women’s Day Bury Council and its partners are working to make the borough as safe as possible for women and girls.
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Repairing the roads - and going green too
More than 12,000 potholes were filled across Bury this last financial year – and a further 12,000 will be tackled in the coming 12 months.
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Keeping Bury safe
Bury Council and its partners are setting out plans this week to keep safe residents and communities. The council’s Cabinet will discuss the Community Safety Plan 2022-25 on Wednesday 9 March, which has been developed by Bury’s Community Safety Partnership.
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Omicron hospitality and leisure grants deadline extended
The deadline for Omicron hospitality and leisure grants has been extended till March 11th, 2022. The grants are designed to support businesses which have been affected by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
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Putting people and communities first in a budget for post-Covid prosperity
Thousands of parents will receive help to pay for school uniforms as part of council budget plans for the coming financial year. And a special hardship fund will be set up under a range of measures designed to help families with the increasing cost of living.
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Build A Business with Bury Libraries
Bury is taking part in a new project run by libraries across Greater Manchester aiming to help budding entrepreneurs develop their business ideas.
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Learn to write comedy like the experts – for free!
BAFTA award-winning comedy writer Sophie Willan is to deliver an exclusive comedy writing course especially for Prestwich Library.
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Noisy tenant fined and has equipment confiscated
A Six Town Housing tenant who continued to cause noise nuisance to his neighbours has been fined and had his equipment permanently confiscated.
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Watch your speed – keep our roads safer
Drivers are being urged to keep within the speed limit and make Bury’s roads a safer place for all.
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Woman fined for not clearing up her dog’s mess
A Tottington woman must pay fines and costs of £754 for repeatedly ignoring demands to clear up her dog’s mess.
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Sensors show increased air pollution linked to school pick-up and drop-off
The data is in from air quality sensors placed outside three primary schools in Bury.
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Come to the Bury Works Employment, Health and Skills fair
Job seekers - do you need a helping hand to land that perfect job? Or funded skills support to further your career?
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