Road closures for this weekend’s Bury Running Festival
Several roads in Bury and Tottington will be closed, or have restricted access, on Sunday (20 Nov) to ensure the safe holding of the 2022 Bury Running Festival.
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Borrow a book, borrow a bike!
Adults and children can borrow bikes for free at Radcliffe Library and get more active in an environmentally friendly way.
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Have your say on the future of Mill Gate shopping centre
Have your say on the future of Mill Gate shopping centre - come and meet us on Saturday.
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Vote for Bury Market – there’s none better!
Shoppers are being invited to vote for the famous Bury Market and make sure it retains its title as the nation’s favourite.
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Bury Council and Muse form joint venture to deliver Prestwich Village regeneration
Bury Council and Muse form joint venture to deliver Prestwich Village regeneration.
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Bury Council’s support for Real Living Wage for the lowest paid
It's #LivingWageWeek and Bury Council is proud to be an accredited Real Living Wage employer
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The cost-of-living crisis and fair funding for essential services
Businesses, charities, community groups and councillors have called on the Government to give Bury a fair funding deal to cope with the cost-of-living crisis.
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Runners get set for the Bury Running Festival
Runners of all ages and abilities are getting ready to pull on their trainers for the Bury Running festival, taking place on Sunday 20 November.
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Say ‘cheers’ to recycling at the World Cup finals
Football fans are being urged to get behind recycling during the World Cup finals which start on Sunday (20 Nov).
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It’s a winner! Bury Council joins UK campaign to recruit foster carers during the World Cup
Bury Council has joined forces with Bolton Council to lead on a new national fostering campaign during the World Cup.
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Specialist housing for older people with extra needs
A derelict site in Bury is to be transformed into specialist accommodation for older people including those with long-term conditions.
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Bury appoints new director of public health
Jon Hobday has been appointed Bury’s new director of public health.
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