We’ve blooming done it again!
Bury has blooming done it again and won a handful of trophies in this year’s North West in Bloom awards
Bury has blooming done it again and won a handful of trophies in this year’s North West in Bloom awards
Residents are being offered the chance to get their homes toasty with free cavity wall and loft insulation.
Join fungi expert David Winnard on a guided walk around Chesham Woods Local Nature Reserve on Sunday 4 November.
Now is the time for people to have a further say on the future shape of the borough.
Bury Council’s rangers have organised a super scary programme of events for the October school holidays.
They were nominated by friends and family to plant a pear tree in each of Bury’s six townships. Pear trees are a symbol of immortality (because they live for a long time) and across Europe are often planted at weddings, as the longevity and fruitfulness of the trees are thought to give strength to the marriage and children. Photo shows Margaret and Tommy Smith
In light of a number of recent complaints via Twitter about dog owners not clearing up after their pooches, Bury Council is advising locals dogged by the problem to provide more details.
Cyclists can now go online to sign up to be a member of Bury’s brand new cycle hub – for less than £1 a month.
Join Bury’s countryside rangers on one Tuesday a month and make a difference to Dow Lane.
Chesham Fold Green Gym is calling on people to come along and look after Bury’s newest fruit orchard in Chesham Local Nature Reserve.
Love Food Hate Waste is back in Greater Manchester to help you save up to £50 a month.
A fungal foray has been arranged by the Friends of Redisher Wood Local Nature Reserve in Holcombe for Saturday 13 October.
Ambitious plans to bring together communities and improve each part of Bury have now been agreed.
The days are getting shorter but there is still much to do in Chesham Local Nature Reserve.
Residents of Abbey Close Estate in Radcliffe are inviting people to join them in keeping Redbank Lodges looking spick and span.