The pump track in Summerseat, created by local children, is soon to get a makeover thanks to Summerseat Village Collective, working alongside Bury Council and Community Interest Company Proffitts – Investing in Communities.
Our Lady of Lourdes Roman Catholic Primary in Bury has proudly announced the official opening of its new resource provision facility.
Bury Council is to redevelop Bradley Fold Trading Estate in Radcliffe to attract more business and create more jobs.
Work is about to start on the expansion of Millwood primary school to improve the education of children with special needs.
A free workshop to help people use Facebook and Instagram for their business is being held at Bury Library on Thursday 31 July (10am to 12pm).
A Bury off-licence owner has been fined for stocking alcohol on the shelves after his licence was revoked.
Bury Council’s £30m highway investment strategy is progressively making roads in the Bury borough better, smoother and safer. Since the start of the extra investment in 2017, more than 50 miles (over 80 kilometres) of roads have been improved.
A further four people have been fined for dumping their waste on the streets of the borough.
The ambitious £100 million+ regeneration of Prestwich Village Centre is gathering momentum, with the first major milestone - the construction of a £14 million multi-storey travel hub - now well underway as the project enters its 16th week.
Bury Council is urging drivers and families to take extra care around school crossings after several reports of near misses have been reported. The initiative aims to reinforce road safety messages and counteract poor driver behaviour and lack of awareness.
Residents are being urged to check their electoral registration details or risk losing their chance to vote on decisions that affect them. The annual canvass allows Bury Council to keep the electoral register up to date, to identify who risks losing their voice at elections, and to encourage them to register before it’s too late.
Support for local small businesses is another step nearer following the council’s decision to procure an operator for the new Radcliffe Enterprise Centre.
Bury is celebrating as it proudly receives the Purple Flag accreditation for a tenth year, a recognition of its commitment to creating a dynamic, secure, and vibrant evening and night-time economy.
Bury Art Museum is to host the town’s first Queer Fest on Saturday 21 June.
Families are invited to enjoy a free session at Bury Library on Thursday (19 June) as part of a mass “rhyme time” to champion children’s literacy.
Young carers are leading the way as Bury Council launches a new strategy to ensure they receive the support they need.
A groundbreaking initiative, ‘Right to Grow’, is launching in Bury, encouraging communities to transform public spaces into vibrant places by growing fresh food. This exciting new community growing initiative, detailed on the Incredible Edible Prestwich website, aims to bring residents together, nurture local environments, and boost health and wellbeing across the borough.
More than 40 bags of litter and rubbish were taken off the streets of Bury during the first of our LET’s Community Clean-ups.
It’s Carers Week – the annual campaign to raise awareness of caring, highlight the challenges unpaid carers face, and recognise the contribution they make to families and communities throughout the UK.
The £40 million Radcliffe Hub project currently on site in Radcliffe town centre is moving on at pace.
