Black History Month – Cultural Reflection & Conversation at Bury Art Museum
A special event to celebrate Black History Month will be held at Bury Art Museum on Friday (28 Oct).
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Football fans urged to vote in proposed merger poll
There is just one week left for football fans in Bury to vote on proposals to bring professional football back to the town.
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Bury care leavers are learning to make a house a home
A new scheme has been launched in Bury to assist young care leavers to turn a house into their home and develop the skills they need to live independently and successfully.
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Chief executive of Six Town Housing to retire
Sharon McCambridge, chief executive of Six Town Housing, has announced that she will retire in 2023 at a date to be confirmed.
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Avian Influenza: new national measures for bird keepers
All bird keepers must take action to help prevent the disease from spreading to more poultry and other domestic birds.
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Inflation and country’s financial situation means £29 million budget deficit
Council leaders are preparing for a particularly challenging budget for 2023/24 as unprecedented uncertainty linked to national and global issues takes its toll.
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Final consultation for Radcliffe Regeneration Oct 22nd
The last consultation for the Radcliffe Regeneration will be taking place 10:00am – 12:30pm on Saturday 22nd October at Radcliffe Market.
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Bridge over the River Roch!
Work is about to start on building a new bridge over the River Roch in Bury.
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Bring it back – how to give e-waste a new lease of life
Residents can give their e-waste a new lease of life by taking it to Castle Leisure Centre in Bury.
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Help us make Bury safe for women and girls
Bury’s Community Safety Partnership Plan sets out priorities to make the borough safer and has been developed with local communities.
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Let’s make Bury safe for women and girls
Residents are invited to get help and advice at an event to promote women’s and girls’ safety in Bury town centre tomorrow (Friday 8 Oct).
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Making our buildings cleaner and greener
Bury Council has been taking the lead in cutting carbon emissions – and fuel bills – at some of its most important properties.
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