Golfers wanted for Mayor’s annual charity tournament
Keen – and kind-hearted - golfers are being invited to take part in the Mayor of Bury’s annual charity golf tournament.
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Labour retain Besses ward in by-election
Lucy Smith retained Besses ward for Labour in today’s (Thursday 19 July) Bury Council by-election which was held following the resignation of councillor Elizabeth FitzGerald.
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Get free support with employment, skills and wellbeing
A new service has been launched to support those looking for employment, new skills and looking after their health.
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Queen’s Award winners welcomed by the mayor
Four Bury winners of the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service (QAVS) celebrated their success with the Mayor of Bury, Councillor Jane Black.
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St. Modwen signs agreement with Bury Council to bring forward Chamberhall Business Park
St. Modwen, the expert developer and regeneration specialist, has signed a Development Agreement with Bury Council to bring forward a major employment site in Bury.
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Bury town centre evening and night time perception survey
We would like your views about Bury town centre’s evening and night time offer.
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I now pronounce you – wicker man and wife!
A wedding with a difference has just taken place outside Bury Register Office.
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Bury’s parks named among the best in the world
All 12 of Bury’s main parks have won the prestigious Green Flag Award for the ninth year running.
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Free central heating systems to help vulnerable households
Bury residents who don’t have a central heating system in their home are being offered an opportunity to get one for free in good time for winter.
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Delegation from Tulle visits Bury
The Mayor of Bury, Councillor Jane Black was delighted to host today a delegation of visitors from our twin town of Tulle in France. Going on for 50 visitors came to Bury Town Hall to meet the current Mayor, Deputy Mayor, Councillor Dorothy Gunther and former Mayor Joan Grimshaw
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Planning application now in to regenerate former East Lancs Paper Mill site
Ambitious plans to provide housing and regenerate the former East Lancs Paper Mill site have moved another step forward. A formal outline planning application has now been lodged with the council for up to 400 homes to be built on the 23ha brownfield site
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Power to the people - £600k boost for neighbourhood working
A £600,000 fund for neighbourhood working in each of the borough’s six townships has been unveiled.
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