It’s official – Bury Market is the nation’s favourite!
The famous Bury Market has won top honours after being voted Britain’s Favourite Market by visitors in an online poll.
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Second drop-in session for the Greater Manchester Spatial Framework
The second of our six Greater Manchester Spatial Framework drop-in sessions is on Monday (4 Feb) between 4pm and 8pm at Elton High School.
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Don’t be scammed – get advice at Radcliffe Library
Help to protect people from falling victim to scams is being offered at Radcliffe Library on Monday 25 February.
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Free help and information during Tinnitus Awareness Week
Residents are invited to receive free information and support about tinnitus from professionals working in local services.
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Monthly Story Time sessions at Ramsbottom Library
Children are invited to visit Ramsbottom Library and enjoy a tale or two at the monthly Story Time sessions.
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Grants available to boost neighbourhood wellbeing
Community groups are being given another chance to win up to £1,500 to improve the health and wellbeing of their neighbourhood.
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Friday night is Bite Night!
Street food and local cask ales and gins await visitors to Ramsbottom’s Friday Night Bite next week (1 Feb).
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Regeneration Action Plan for Radcliffe
Ambitious plans to regenerate the heart of Radcliffe are jointly being put forward by council, business and community representatives.
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Consultation now open on Greater Manchester Spatial Framework
The consultation for Greater Manchester's plan for homes, jobs and the environment is now officially open, and people have until 18 March to make their views heard.
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Equality matters - Bury Council praised as top employer
Bury Council has again been named one of Britain’s top ‘equal’ employers by professional lobbying group Stonewall.
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Fined for fly-tipping
Fly-tipping in a Bury back street has cost the offender a total of £500 in fines and costs.
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Letters going to all Bury households about jobs and homes masterplan
All 84,000 households across Bury are about to receive a letter outlining the revised regional plan for jobs, homes and the environment.
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