White Ribbon Day – standing up to domestic abuse
Today is White Ribbon Day which signals the start of the International 16 days of Action campaign against gender-based violence.
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Businesses hit by lockdown to receive grants this week
Financial help for local companies forced to close by the national coronavirus lockdown is being distributed from this week.
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Plans to ensure Ramsbottom flourishes post-Covid
Proposals are being drawn up to ensure Ramsbottom continues to flourish as a main visitor destination over the next 10 to 15 years.
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Latest Covid-19 testing centre opens in Ramsbottom
Ramsbottom is the latest town in the borough of Bury to open a walk-in coronavirus testing centre.
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Balancing the budget now and in the post-Covid years
Council leaders are making plans to balance a budget hit by austerity and Covid and build a successful future for Bury.
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Help make plans to improve walking and cycling
Residents, community groups, local businesses and schools are invited to take forward plans to improve walking and cycling opportunities.
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Noisy tenant silenced for the second time during lockdown
A Six Town Housing tenant has had his electronic equipment seized for the second time because of the nuisance he was causing his neighbours.
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New financial help for businesses affected by Covid lockdown
Local businesses forced to close by the national coronavirus lockdown can apply for funding to help them through the latest financial difficulties.
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Protecting people more at risk from coronavirus
Thousands of residents are receiving a letter from Bury Council reminding them that help is here for those affected by the latest coronavirus lockdown.
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Postcard street art to raise money for mayor’s charities
Bury Art Museum is presenting a charity postcard exhibition and silent auction at Kwoff Window Gallery on Silver Street, Bury.
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Click, collect, read - our libraries are open for borrowing
Bury’s four libraries are remaining opening during the national lockdown for readers to borrow and return books.
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Service changes due to national lockdown
A number of council services will be affected by the national coronavirus lockdown which comes into effect tomorrow.
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