Two new development schemes planned for Radcliffe
The regeneration of Radcliffe is set to continue through plans to build quality affordable homes and expansion of Bury Council’s future vision for leisure in the town.
Topics: Business enterprise
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Get Digital Faster, for business and the home
Bury residents and businesses are urged to take advantage of new moves to give them access to super-fast broadband speeds.
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Invite to businesses for Backing Young Bury showcase
Local businesses are being invited to get involved in a Backing Young Bury Career and Skills event held this autumn.
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Made in Bury Business Fair
On Thursday 18 June 2015, Bury will be home to our biggest ever business event – the Made in Bury Business Fair. Bury Council is the headline sponsor, cementing our commitment to local businesses.
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Jobs saved as company relocates to Bradley Fold
Valley Equestrian is the latest company to set up premises at Bradley Fold Trading Estate in Radcliffe.
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Bury picks up national award at Downing Street
The Government has given Bury a prestigious award for being one of the Best Councils to do Business With.
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Joining forces to give local youngsters a job
Bury’s largest private sector employer is working with Bury Council to open up the workplace to seven more youngsters who have been struggling to find a job.
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Apprenticeship week brings a host of opportunities to Bury
Over 100 apprenticeships will be up for grabs in a week-long series of events in Bury next week to mark National Apprenticeship Week
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A chance to get involved in local business group
If you have an interest in the local business community and live in the Whitefield area then here’s your chance to get involved. The Whitefield Business Group will be meeting on Thursday 28 Feb, 5.30pm at Slattery.
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Bury Council soars up the diversity chart with Stonewall
Bury Council has been named one of the Britain’s top gay-friendly employers by professional lobbying group Stonewall.
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Schools invited to Traded Services event in Bury
Staff and Governors from schools across Bury were invited to the first ever Traded Services fair on 8 November where they were introduced to meet with suppliers from council departments in a bid to find out more about services offered, work more effectively and potentially make some cash savings.
