Children’s poppy and musical tribute to First World War fallen
Pupils have been creating a Festival of Remembrance to mark the 100th anniversary of the outbreak of the First World War.
Pupils have been creating a Festival of Remembrance to mark the 100th anniversary of the outbreak of the First World War.
To mark the safe return of the 1st Battalion The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers from its final tour of Afghanistan, a Homecoming Parade will take place in Bury town centre on Tuesday 19 November.
Schools are invited to take part in the spectacular Whitefield Halloween Festival and show off their artistic talents.
Council leader Mike Connolly has issued a challenge to radio star Chris Evans – come and take on our famous black puddings!
Hungry volunteers are needed for a Man v Pie contest – and vegetarians will be as welcome as the carnivores.
NVA’s Speed of Light, an extraordinary public art performance, combining mass movement, light and music will bring Greater Manchester's historic waterfront to life between 8pm – 9pm on Thursday 21, Friday 22 and Saturday 23 March 2013.
Local families at Daisyfield Children’s Centre made sure local wildlife didn’t go hungry during the weekend snow this week in a special nature session aimed at Dads and their children.
Whitefield business and renowned Pâtissier Slatterys was not too busy preparing for this year’s Chocolate Festival to roll their sleeves up and run up another astonishing cake for none other than Gary Barlow.
The Man v Sausage competition held on Saturday 15 December was won by Nikos Whittaker a last minute stand in who filled a space for a competitor who couldn’t attend at short notice.
A busy programme of entertainment and activities has been lined up for December at Radcliffe Civic Suite.
Prestwich based business group, Local In Prestwich (LIP) have this year taken on the task of organising the Christmas Light Switch On.
Ramsbottom is gearing up for Christmas markets on Sunday 2 December and Sunday 6 December.
A downpour didn't dampen the spirits of revellers who came out to enjoy the main event in this year’s Whitefield Halloween Festival.
Knit and Natter groups will be raising cash for the Christie Hospital by selling their work on Saturday 3 November, 10am to 4pm.
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.