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
Two family fun Halloween craft sessions are on offer at Bury Library on Saturday, 27 October 11am-12.30 or 1.30pm-3pm.
This Saturday sees the second ever Bury Light Night and with a packed agenda, visitors will find themselves hard pushed to fit everything they want to see into one night.
The Friends of Nuttall Park are holding a lantern parade at the Ramsbottom park on Saturday 27 October.
Stuck what to do this half term? Fear not - Whitefield Halloween Festival has plenty of ghoulish treats in store to keep you entertained.
Organisers of this year’s Bury Light Night are advising visitors to start planning their evening’s entertainment as the itinerary is now online.
