Village Link brings hi-tech walking route to countryside
Walkers keen to discover scenic attractions in the north of Bury now have a hi-tech aid to help them.
Topics: Environment, Energy
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Countdown to bin collection changes
Residents are starting to receive information packs and calendars in advance of changes to the household waste collection service.
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Got a question about your bin collections?
Residents can find out more about the approaching changes to waste collections, and get help with recycling, at the September round of township forums.
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Tennis table moved after vandals strike again
Vandals have struck again and damaged a concrete table tennis table installed in Whitehead Park, Bury.
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Free open days to see how your bin waste is recycled
Ever wondered what happens to your recycling and waste after it’s been collected?
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Residents urged to gear up for waste changes
Leaflets about the upcoming changes to waste collection services throughout Bury will start dropping through people’s letter boxes from Monday 25 August.
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Council and McDonald’s team up for litter pick
The Fernhill area of Bury is looking brighter following a community clean-up by staff from McDonald’s and Bury Council.
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Bin collection changes – your questions answered
Residents’ concerns about the proposed new system of household bin collections in Bury are being answered by the council.
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Plans for zero waste in Bury
Ambitious plans to turn Bury into a ‘zero waste’ borough, boosting recycling and saving money, have been unveiled.
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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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Battle to save Bury’s green spaces is suspended
Public examination of Bury’s Core Strategy, the plan which seeks to guide and control development in Bury for the next 15 years, has been suspended.
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Smart planners are simply champion
Bury Council’s planning department has won Government acclaim for the way it uses the internet to help the public.
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It’s electric - £1k prizes for school and community groups
Bury schools, community groups and good causes - such as not-for-profit organisations and registered charities – could share in £1,000 of electrical products as part of a new responsible recycling initiative.
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Take care before employing doorstep callers
Residents are being urged to think carefully before agreeing to give work to doorstep callers.
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Anti-litter John takes pride in his community
John Holt of Chesham Tenants and Residents Association is the latest local resident to sign the Bury Street Care pledge and receive a free litter pack.
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Get composting at home
As part of International Compost Awareness Week (5-11 May), Recycle for Greater Manchester would like to encourage residents to home compost some of their food and garden waste.
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Recycle for Bury Easter egg winner
A very out-of-the-ordinary Easter egg was won in a free prize draw at Ramsbottom Chocolate Festival on Sunday by Katherine Brooks and her daughter Alice of Walmersley, Bury.
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No change to waste collections on Good Friday
Bury Council is reminding residents that they will see no change to their household waste collections over Easter.
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Garden and food waste only for the brown bin, please
Bury Council is reminding residents that their brown bin is only to be used for loose garden waste and cooked and uncooked food waste.
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Don’t sling it, recycle it this spring
Recycle for Greater Manchester would like to encourage residents to recycle more and donate unwanted re-usable items during their annual spring clean.
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