The transformation of Prestwich village centre has reached a major milestone, with the new Travel Hub set to open this autumn as the first completed phase of the wider regeneration of the village.
Bury is taking another major step towards creating the jobs, opportunities and economic growth of the future.
A safe, reliable and well-maintained highway network is essential to achieving Bury's ambitions for thriving communities, economic growth and better opportunities for all.
Every day, the borough's roads, footways and bridges help residents access work, education, healthcare, social care services, leisure facilities and local businesses.
To ensure this vital infrastructure continues to suppo
In a report to its October Cabinet meeting Bury Council has set a review of its current financial position and the approach to setting a budget for 2027/28. This report should be viewed in the context of a local authority that is continuing to deliver positive outcomes for residents against all its strategic objectives.
Over the last twelve months, improvements in services such as Children’s a
Bury Council and Bury Youth Service have been recognised with a prestigious North West ADCS Impact Award for helping young people with SEND shape and improve services across the borough through the Bury Changemakers initiative.
Radcliffe Library at Stand Lane will temporarily close at 1.00pm on Saturday 3 October 2026 as preparations begin to move services into their new home at The Hub.
Bury Council and Bruntwood have welcomed the announcement of £24.1m of funding from the Greater Manchester Combined Authority's (GMCA) Good Growth Fund to support the proposed first phase of redevelopment at Mill Gate, the retail destination at the heart of Bury town centre.
People looking for a rewarding career that changes lives are being encouraged to find out more about becoming a Reablement Support Worker with Bury Council's highly rated Adult Social Care Service.
Thousands of runners, spectators and volunteers came together for the return of the Bury BID 10K and Mini and Junior events, creating a fantastic atmosphere across the town.
A significant quantity of suspected counterfeit and illicit goods has been seized following a joint operation between Bury Trading Standards and Greater Manchester Police (GMP).
Work begins next week at Market Place in Ramsbottom, bringing new planting and a series of changes to help brighten up this well-known town centre space.
The work forms part of the wider Ramsbottom Greening Project, being delivered by Bury Council and local partners, to create greener and more attractive spaces at a number of locations around the town.
The first phase includes work to the e
Bury Council is committed to making sure every child has access to the right support to succeed in education.
For some pupils, this means providing specialist provision that goes beyond what can be delivered in a mainstream classroom.
The proposed Ash Grove Alternative Provision Academy would bring together services that are currently spread across different locations, creating a purpose-d
Everyone deserves a decent place to place to live and delivering more high-quality and affordable homes is a key priority for Bury Council.
The countdown is on for the return of the Bury Running Festival, with thousands of runners set to take to the town's streets on Sunday 20 September 2026 for the Bury BID 10K and Mini and Junior events.
Bury Council and partners are bringing together veterans, serving personnel, support organisations and partners from across Bury and Greater Manchester for Bury's second Armed Forces Covenant Conference.
It takes place on Thursday 17 September, 9.30am to 2pm, at the Fusilier Museum, Bury
Veterans, serving members of the armed forces, reservists and family are welcome to come along.
Regi
Bury Council has welcomed new government plans to reform the youth justice system, while setting out its own vision for a stronger, more locally focused approach to supporting young people and preventing offending.
150 years of Bury.
Baroness Casey visits Whitefield Live Well Centre to explore Bury's innovative approach to Adult Social Care
Bury Council is continuing to improve its housing services by learning from complaints, listening to tenants, and involving them directly in decisions about their homes and neighbourhoods.
Since Housing Services returned to the council in February 2024, the council has been working to strengthen performance, accountability and tenant influence. Its latest annual Tenant Engagement and Complaints
Bury Council has issued six further fines to people who illegally dumped waste in our borough.
