Tackling fuel poverty together
Bury Council and its partners have been working to help local residents keep warm in their homes and save money on their energy bills.
Topics: Energy issues
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Pioneers reduce housing energy needs and CO2 emissions
Council leaders, housing companies and Japanese technologists have formally launched a 600-home smart heat project.
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Turn a big bill into a ‘Little Bill’
Households across Bury can apply for up to £7,000 to help slash the cost of their energy bills.
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Bury residents urged to sign up and slash bills
Bury residents are being urged to sign up for an energy saving scheme which will give them a range of choices to slash their bills.
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Energy saving scheme is a winter warmer
Bury residents are being urged to banish the January blues and keep the chills away by applying for free boilers and insulation as part of an energy efficiency scheme.
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Help at hand to avoid winter fuel hikes
Residents who are worried about their energy bills rising this winter are being urged to switch to better deals using a new comparison website.
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Residents urged to take action to avoid winter fuel hikes
Greater Manchester residents who are worried about their energy bills rising this winter are being urged to switch to better deals using a new comparison website.
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Mr Toast pops up to help you slash energy bills
Residents of Greater Manchester have been finding out how they can slash their energy bills thanks to Mr Toast.
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Chance to slash energy bills as Mr Toast pops up
People living in fuel poverty can find out how they can slash their energy bills when Mr Toast pops up in neighbourhoods across the region.
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Hydro power on the Irwell
A developer is being sought by Bury Council to build and operate a hydro-electricity generating plant on the River Irwell.
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Help is at hand to get toasty
Bury residents are being encouraged to save energy – and reduce their fuel bills - by applying for free or discounted work on their homes.
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Just five days left to sign up for Fair Energy
Residents have until 8 April to sign up to an energy switching scheme that could slash money from their gas and electricity bills.
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Beat the deadline – last chance to save on energy bills
Residents keen to slash their gas and electricity bills are being urged to sign up to an energy switching scheme before the deadline runs out on 8 April.
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Bury Council improves in national carbon reduction league table
Bury Council has been listed amongst the highest ranking companies and councils in the UK for its attempts to reduce carbon emissions in the carbon reduction league table published by the Environment Agency.
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Another chance to save money on energy bills
Bury Council is once again urging local residents to sign up to the joint energy switching scheme to save money on gas and electricity bills.
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£80k boost helps hard hit families keep warm
Bury Council officers have been busy this week handing out winter warmth packs to 1,000 vulnerable families across the borough.
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Residents save £3m through country’s biggest energy switch scheme
Residents across Greater Manchester are to save more than £3m as part of the UK’s biggest energy switching scheme.
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It Asda be a good deal - why not switch?
Officers from Bury Council will be at the ASDA supermarket store in Radcliffe this Thursday 24 January from 3.30pm until 6.00pm encouraging people sign up for Greater Manchester’s energy switch scheme.
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Gas supplies affected in Unsworth/Sunnybank
National Grid have announced that the gas supply in the Chadderton Drive area of Unsworth has been affected.
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Council helps people sign up for energy switch to save cash
Officers from Bury Council will be out in force across the borough on 9 January helping residents sign up for the Manchester-wide energy switch scheme which aims to slash energy bills for residents by as much as £150 a year.
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