Council wins £8.5 million to ‘green’ its buildings
Bury Council has received a grant of £8.5 million to cut carbon emissions in its buildings and take the lead for the rest of the borough to follow.
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Making plans to ensure Ramsbottom flourishes
Plans are well under way to ensure that Ramsbottom continues to thrive as a much-loved destination.
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Bury Council to start hogweed spraying
Bury Council is to start spraying giant hogweed this month on its land – and is urging other landowners to do the same on theirs.
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Our new one-stop-shop for jobs in health and social care
Health and social care providers are being invited to advertise their job opportunities on the new Caring Careers website.
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Celebrating our heroes on Young Carers Action Day
Council leaders are saying a huge ‘thank you’ to the 200 young carers who look after our people and families.
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Clarence Park set for major improvements
Bury’s flagship recreational facility at Clarence Park is to receive a £350,000 funding boost to carry out major improvements including a £150,000 new skate park.
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Don’t worry about the Census – we’re here to help!
Bury residents are being offered face-to-face help in completing their Census forms.
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Vulnerable residents benefit from round-the-clock response
Hundreds of hospital visits have been avoided during the coronavirus pandemic thanks to the CareLink Service and Support at Home staff.
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Have your say on a new political map for Bury Council
Residents have until Tuesday (16 March) to give their views on a new pattern of electoral wards which is being developed for Bury Council.
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Thanking our army of unpaid carers
The Mayor of Bury will lead an online ‘thank you’ next Friday to the many hundreds of unpaid carers across the borough.
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Vax weekly update – 71,500 people now had first Covid jab
Around 71,500 people registered with a Bury GP have now been vaccinated against coronavirus.
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Tackling weeds with hot water rather than chemicals
A new ’green’ way of killing weeds with hot water rather than glyphosate has been ordered by the council.
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