Fixed Penalty Notices issued to fly-tippers
A further five fines have been issued by Bury Council to people who illegally dumped their waste in our borough.
Topics: Environment, Energy
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More than five tonnes of waste cleared as partners and residents unite
People came together to make immediate changes and reaffirm their commitment to long-term improvements in a major day of action at Baguley Crescent.
Council colleagues, fire and rescue teams, police and residents collected more than five tonnes of waste, and had it removed from the Prestwich neighbourhood.
Residents, Bury Council, GMP, GMFRS, ward councillors and community partners joined -
Setting out the shape and ambitions of Bury
Bury Council has reached another key milestone in preparing a new Local Plan that will help shape the future of all our six towns and communities, guiding how communities grow, develop and thrive over the coming decades.
The Government requires all local councils to produce long-term plans for their areas and the Local Plan will sit alongside the adopted Places for Everyone Joint Plan as a key -
Bury Council officer recognised in national environmental Power List
Sally Shaw, Environmental Protection Officer at Bury Council and Co-Chair of the National Contaminated Land Officers Group (NCLOG), has been recognised in the prestigious ENDS Report Power List 2026 for her outstanding contribution to the contaminated land profession.
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More people fined for fly-tipping and littering
A further three fines have been issued by Bury Council to people who illegally dumped their waste in our borough.
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Fixed Penalty Notices for litterers and fly-tippers
A further three fines have been issued by Bury Council to people who illegally dumped their waste in our borough.
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Improvement Works Begin at Whitefield Old Town Hall Gardens
Bury Council is set to begin a new phase of improvement works at Whitefield Old Town Hall Gardens this month, helping to create a more attractive and welcoming space for residents and visitors.
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New Cycle Storage Facility Unveiled at Bury FC
A new cycle storage facility has been installed at Bury FC as part of a collaborative initiative between Bury Football Club, Bury Council’s Public Health Team and Transport for Greater Manchester to encourage sustainable and active travel.
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£3.2m Radcliffe bridge opens in Radcliffe to improve access and reconnect communities
A major milestone has been reached in Radcliffe with the completion of a new £3.2 million bridge at Milltown Street, which was officially opened today. The 50-metre single-span structure restores a vital crossing over the River Irwell, reconnecting communities for the first time in over a decade.
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Tree works at Old Town Hall Gardens, Whitefield
Essential tree works are taking place at Old Town Hall Gardens, Whitefield and will last until Friday (8 May).
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Community invited to battle invasive plants in Bury
The Big Bury Balsam Bash is back for its second year, inviting local residents, families, and nature lovers to come together for a hands-on conservation effort throughout May half-term.
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Five more fines issued for fly-tipping and littering
A further five fines have been issued by Bury Council to people who illegally dumped their waste in our borough.
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Another person prosecuted for fly-tipping
A Bury man has become the latest person to be prosecuted for fly-tipping on the streets of the borough.
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Tree works at Victoria Park, Whitefield
Bury Council has announced that essential tree works will take place at Victoria Park, Whitefield from Wednesday (22 April) and are expected to last approximately three days.
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Community effort helps secure Local Nature Reserve status for Boz Park
Boz Park in Unsworth has officially been declared as Bury’s newest Local Nature Reserve, becoming the eighth site in the borough to receive this nationally recognised status.
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Highways teams battling the aftermath of a punishing winter – backed by major investment to keep Bury moving
Highways crews in Bury are working rapidly in all weathers to manage the impact of this winter’s conditions on the borough’s roads.
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Fly-tipper pays the price with £3,500 bill
A man has been ordered to pay £3,594 in fines and costs for fly-tipping at two locations on the same day in Bury.
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Support for Radcliffe and Redvales residents affected by flooding to be given at multi-agency drop-in event
The Environment Agency and partners including Bury Council and United Utilities are urging residents and businesses in Radcliffe and Redvales, who may have been affected by the recent flooding, to attend a drop-in session on Thursday 27 February.
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Preparing for Storm Dennis – updates and advice
Agencies are preparing for the arrival of Storm Dennis which may cause a second consecutive weekend of weather-related disruption.
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No idling – our children’s air is too important
Council leaders have urged the Government to take measures to tackle the health threat caused by engine idling, especially outside schools.
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