Commemorations in Bury to mark the 80th Anniversary of D Day
A number of events are taking place across the borough to mark the 80th anniversary of D-Day with the focus of remembrance being a wreath laying ceremony in Prestwich.
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Art installation celebrating Radcliffe’s community spirit
Artwork produced by school children from 11 primary schools across Radcliffe has been put on display at the site of the new £40m Radcliffe Hub.
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The stage is set for Bury Pride 2024
The streets of Bury are set to come alive with colour, music and celebration as Bury Pride returns on Saturday 1 June.
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Get ready for the Bury Festival of Art 2024
Local artists will be taking over venues across the borough for a two-day Festival of Art on 6 and 7 July.
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Cllr Khalid Hussain elected as the new Mayor of Bury
North Manor councillor Khalid Hussain has been sworn in as the Mayor of Bury for the new municipal year (2024/25).
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Look for a Book – family fun this half-term
Children are invited to track down hidden books next week in Bury’s libraries and green spaces.
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New home sought for memorial bench – can you help?
A bench dedicated to a local disability rights campaigner named Trish Levine has been found in Bury.
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Make a real difference this foster care fortnight.
Bury's foster care team are hosting local events and online webinars to support anyone interested in fostering, throughout foster care fortnight.
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It’s almost time for Bury’s first food and drink festival!
Bury’s first food and drink festival begins on Thursday (23 May) with three days of pop-up food markets, artisan drinks, craft stalls, music and live entertainment.
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Bury Council appoints new Director of Finance
Bury Council is delighted to announce its new Director of Finance.
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Grants to help improve residents’ health and wellbeing
A new £50,000 community funding pot to help get people moving and improve their wellbeing has been launched.
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Making Bury Safer - Illegal Tobacco and Vapes seized
In total they seized 4540 cigarettes, 650g of hand-rolling tobacco, some of which were counterfeit, some were non-duty paid and some of which were labelled incorrectly, and 649 illicit vapes, with a street value of £10,000.
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