Temporary fines amnesty for overdue library books
Library fines are continuing to be waived until 25 April to allow library members to return overdue items.
Library fines are continuing to be waived until 25 April to allow library members to return overdue items.
Residents and businesses are invited to share their views on how the jobs, opportunities and economy of Bury could be improved.
A special application is to be added to traffic lights at a new signalised traffic junction in Sedgley Park to enable Orthodox Jewish residents to cross the road on Shabbos and Jewish holidays without pressing any buttons.
An English oak tree will be planted in each of Bury’s 12 Green Flag parks as part of the Queen’s platinum jubilee celebrations.
Proposals to regenerate and transform the town centre of Bury have been warmly welcomed by residents, businesses and agencies.
Help is now available for companies hit by the coronavirus pandemic but who were ineligible for other types of business rates discounts.
Town hall leaders have been visiting local businesses to understand how they are recovering from the pandemic and hear about their plans for the future.
Plans to improve the heart of Ramsbottom have received a vote of confidence from local residents and businesses.
As of this week, people can visit Radcliffe Regeneration Office to see how designs for the new Civic Hub, Market Chambers and Market Basement are progressing. The latest on the wider town centre public realm improvements will also be on show.
Social workers in Bury who support children, young people and adults are to mark World Social Work Day tomorrow with personal and team commitments to “leave no-one behind”.
Are you looking for a job? A different job? Or do you want to gain more skills, and train in a different field?
New houses for affordable rent and shared ownership are to be built on derelict land at Fletcher Fold in Bury.