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.
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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.
Around 200 residents, community organisations and partners came together on Sunday (16 August) to celebrate the official opening of the Whitefield Live Well Centre.
A senior delegation from Austria has visited Bury Market to learn more about the success of one of the UK's most celebrated markets and its role in supporting the wider town centre economy.
A key road into Bury town centre has re-opened following improvements making it safer for pedestrians, cyclists and drivers to travel.
Market Street now has improved access for communities in Fishpool and Pimhole, making it easier to reach local shops, services, public transport and the town centre by walking and cycling, while reducing reliance on short car journeys.
The scheme included wor
Young people across Bury have received their GCSE results today, an important moment in their lives so far.
Bury Adult Learning Service is inviting residents from across the Borough to attend its annual Open Day on Saturday 5th September.
Our new Bury NeighbourHub in the Millgate Shopping Centre brings help with training and employment, life skills and wellbeing support closer to local people.
A safe and suitable home is the foundation of a good quality of life.
Whether it is helping young people take their first step onto the housing ladder, supporting older residents to live independently, or improving existing neighbourhoods, housing plays a vital role in creating thriving communities.
That's why Bury Council is asking tenants, residents, businesses and community groups to hav
Bury Council's Trading Standards Service has carried out a major intelligence-led enforcement operation targeting the sale of illicit tobacco, illegal vaping products and other unlawful goods across the borough.
Join us on Sunday 16 August 2026 at the Whitefield Live Well Centre for a free family fun day.
A new specialist liver scanner, known as a Fibro Scan, is helping to detect the signs of liver disease in minutes rather than weeks.
The scanner, provided by Bury Council’s Public Health team, is now being used to support the early identification and prevention of liver disease across the borough.
The investment comes at an important time, as there has been a sharp rise in deaths of men und
A further five fines have been issued by Bury Council to people who illegally dumped their waste in our borough.
Bury town centre is already one of Greater Manchester's most successful places for shopping, leisure and culture. The next phase of investment is about protecting that success and building on it.
Residents, businesses and stakeholders across Bury are being encouraged to have their say on plans to improve connections around Bury town centre, making it easier, safer and more attractive to walk, wheel and cycle.
