Bury Council has partnered with leading Cloud and Digital Services Provider, ANS, to quickly and easily coordinate requests for support and volunteering in the community in response to the Covid-19 crisis.
The irresponsible behaviour of some pet owners has forced the council to unseal some of the borough’s dog waste bins.
A new provider will take over the Bury Carers Service on 1 June to provide help to hundreds of local carers.
Finance chiefs are appealing to local companies hit by the Covid-19 pandemic to contact them if they are eligible for cash help.
We might be in C-19 lockdown, but that won’t stop us celebrating World Book Night on Thursday (23 April).
Waste collectors in Bury are appealing to the public to put the right stuff in their right bins.
Increased levels of testing for health and social care staff are being delivered at a town centre location in Bury, enabling much needed members of the key worker population to be tested for Covid-19 and safely return to work as quickly as possible.
Bury Council is moving quickly to allocate government funding and make sure this gets to most vulnerable residents and businesses.
Residents are asked not to burn their waste during the coronavirus pandemic to protect the respiratory health of the vulnerable.
Residents are being reminded of the rules around taking exercise outdoors during the coronavirus outbreak.
Companies across Bury are starting to receive £14.3 million in coronavirus grant support – and there are still more who are entitled to help.
Collections of garden and food waste are to continue as the amount of waste increases with everyone staying at home and getting out into their garden.
