Detective dog sniffs out illegal tobacco during crackdown
A tobacco detection dog has helped inspectors discover 36,400 illegal cigarettes and 12.85kg of tobacco worth more than £25,000.
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New CCTV for Radcliffe as town regeneration moves forward
Calls from businesses in Radcliffe town centre for improved security have been answered with the installation of additional CCTV cameras at key spots.
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The ‘voice of libraries’ gives us Dinosaurs Didn’t Read!
Tune in to our podcast with the ‘voice of libraries’ and discover anew the joys of literature.
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Elmer storytime at Ramsbottom and Prestwich libraries
Little ones are invited to listen to Elmer’s adventures and take part in free colouring activities, games and competitions.
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Friday afternoon reading group at Bury Library
Bury Library Reading Group are looking for new members to join them to read and discuss a variety of books from modern to classics, tragedy to comedy.
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New outdoor gym to get you fit and healthy
Bury’s seventh outdoor gym to encourage people to exercise in healthy surroundings is now up and running in Manchester Road Park, Bury.
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Free advice about equipment to help those hard of hearing
Information and advice about equipment to help with hearing loss are being offered at a free afternoon session in Bury town centre.
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Bury veteran Owen shines a light on suicide for new campaign
A former soldier from Bury is fronting a major new campaign to get more people talking about and confronting the subject of suicide.
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Get ready to Party in the Park
A huge range of family attractions awaits visitors to the annual Party in Park, held at Openshaw Park in Bury on Sunday 9 June.
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Celebrating 70 years of Radcliffe Boro at Radcliffe Library
A new exhibition by Stewart Fell celebrating 70 years of @radcliffeboro has just opened at Radcliffe Library.
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East ward councillor Trevor Holt is new Mayor of Bury
East ward councillor Trevor Holt has been sworn in as the new Mayor of Bury for the municipal year 2019/20.
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Bury Council halts use of glyphosate herbicides
Bury Council has called an immediate halt to the use of glyphosate herbicides used in children’s play areas to control weeds.
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