Carers Week, which runs from 6 to 12 June, is an annual campaign that recognises the vital contribution of the UK’s unpaid carers – supporting family members and friends who are older, have a disability, mental or physical illness or need extra help as they grow older.
“Radcliffe’s physical regeneration and its people and communities are two sides of the same coin. One without the other will not work.”
Traditional school catchment areas may be scrapped under plans being considered by Bury Council.
A landlord has been fined £7,500 for not complying with electrical safety standards at a property he owns and lets out in Radcliffe.
Greenmount Primary School has installed an onsite uniform shop enabling parents to buy second-hand clothing at bargain prices.
Initial works on a key part of the Radcliffe Regeneration project will begin next week.
A range of artistic projects to mark the Queen’s platinum jubilee are under way after local groups won £15,000 in council grants.
Work will start next month to improve major roads in Bury town centre near Bury Bridge.
Parents of children who receive free school meals are about to receive help to buy school uniforms.
Bury Council has been awarded a Silver award from the Ministry of Defence for actively supporting the armed forces community in its workplace.
Hundreds of Bury people who played a key role in helping residents through the Covid crisis are being invited to a celebratory lunch and church service.
Bury’s General Practices are reminding patients how to get in touch and what to expect, as demand for appointments significantly increases by up to a third.
