More good news on the new Summerseat Bridge
A replacement for Kay Bridge in Summerseat, which was destroyed by the Boxing Day floods of 2015, is another step closer.
A replacement for Kay Bridge in Summerseat, which was destroyed by the Boxing Day floods of 2015, is another step closer.
With several residential developments in Bury, Bellway Homes are working alongside Bury Council to deliver much needed, high quality, affordable new build homes across the region.
Residents are invited to submit their views on a masterplan to regenerate the derelict former East Lancs Paper Mill site.
Bury Council is forging ahead with plans to re-open Kay Street Bridge in Summerseat which was badly damaged in the Boxing Day floods of 2015.
New affordable homes look set to be built on brownfield land on the site of a derelict garage colony in Radcliffe.
Bury residents have one week left to have their say on the Greater Manchester Spatial Framework.
Council leaders in Bury are giving the public even more opportunities to have their say on a Greater Manchester plan aimed at boosting housing and jobs.
A row of derelict properties in Radcliffe is being brought back into use by Bury Council and Six Town Housing.
Flag stones have been ripped up and stolen from the site of the Radcliffe Cenotaph.
Bury is playing its part in bringing up to 900 empty homes in Greater Manchester back to life by March 2015.
A public inquiry surrounding plans to build an anaerobic digestion plant at Fletcher Bank in Ramsbottom will be held next year on 10 March.
Great Places Housing Group has recently acquired the site of the former Tulle Court in Prestwich to build 18 family homes.
Communities, businesses and landowners are being asked to give their views on new plans to deal with the risks caused by flooding.
Residents are invited to five public meetings to discuss how Bury can best meet its housing needs for years to come.
Ten years of work to transform the Pimhole area of Bury was marked with a celebratory event for local residents.
The Homes and Communities Agency (HCA) visited Bury last week to see the first four empty properties that have been brought back into use by Bury Council and Six Town Housing as affordable housing for rent.
Bury Council has launched a four-week consultation on a new planning leaflet and is inviting people to have their say about the information contained in this important document.
Bury Council, St Vincent’s Housing Association and Six Town Housing are working together on an exciting project to build nine new “affordable rent” properties in Bury.
Bury’s new multi-million pound hospice has won a regional award as the best community building in the North West.
Six Town Housing and Bury Council have been helping Bury’s young people back into work – and bringing empty properties back into use.