Huge range of stalls at new Prestwich Artisan Market
Visitors to Prestwich’s new artisan market will find a huge range of stalls awaiting them.
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Free information session for people who are hard of hearing
People who are hard of hearing are invited to a free information session about how to use a loop system on Monday 6 March.
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Prestwich wins vote of confidence in UK Youth Parliament
The people have spoken – and it’s a clean sweep for Prestwich in elections to the UK Youth Parliament.
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Bury groups win police commissioner funds to tackle hate crime
Five groups in Bury have won funding to tackle hate crime from the Police and Crime Commissioner for Greater Manchester.
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Community groups win cash from a public ‘dragons’ den’
Seven community groups have won funding for projects after a ‘dragons’ den’ and public vote by Prestwich residents.
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£2 million transformation of adult care facility begins
A £2 million refurbishment of a rehabilitation centre for people who need to regain their confidence and skills to manage everyday living tasks has begun.
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Let’s end hate crime: #We Stand Together in Bury
Bury has joined partners across Greater Manchester to take a stand against hate crime as part of a week of action to raise awareness, challenge perceptions and promote tolerance and respect.
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North Manor councillor Dorothy Gunther to be next Mayor of Bury
North Manor councillor Dorothy Gunther has been proposed as the next Mayor of Bury for the year 2017/18.
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Bury running group launches to help beginners go from 0-5k
A team of trained volunteers is helping aspiring runners across Bury to go from 0-5k in just ten weeks, thanks to a free dedicated running programme.
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Paddy Pie power whips up a market treat for charity
Pie lovers have raised more than £1,000 for charity on Bury Market thanks to a specially created delicacy.
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Libraries review – consultation starts today
Residents are invited to have their say on proposals to make significant changes to Bury’s library service.
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Trading standards warn of scam inheritance letters
Trading standards are warning people not to be duped by scam letters claiming they are entitled to money following the death of a family member.
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