Fruits = Labours at Chesham’s new orchard
Chesham Fold Green Gym is calling on people to come along and look after Bury’s newest fruit orchard in Chesham Local Nature Reserve.
Topics: Leisure
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Dare you take the Halloween chilli challenge?
Budding chefs can prove they are hot stuff by taking the Fire House Chilli Challenge during the Whitefield Halloween Festival.
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Win your golden ticket to Halloween chocolate workshop
As part of the Whitefield Halloween Festival, local business Slattery Patissier and Chocolatier is offering two free places on a spooktacular chocolate workshop.
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Residents urged to register for police elections
Don’t lose your chance to vote in the first Police and Crime Commissioner elections on Thursday 15 November.
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High tea, curry and poetry!
Thursday 4 October is National Poetry Day and residents are invited to High Tea and Poetry at Bury Library,Manchester Road, Bury.
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Cook up a storm this autumn and save £50 a month!
Love Food Hate Waste is back in Greater Manchester to help you save up to £50 a month.
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We’re “good”, and we know we are!
Sedgley Children’s Centre is celebrating after being given an extremely positive rating by education watchdog Ofsted.
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Have some fun on a fungal foray
A fungal foray has been arranged by the Friends of Redisher Wood Local Nature Reserve in Holcombe for Saturday 13 October.
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Play your part in improving your town
Ambitious plans to bring together communities and improve each part of Bury have now been agreed.
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Inspired by the Games? Then Be Part of It
Organisers of sporting and cultural events are invited to be part of Bury’s Olympic legacy campaign.
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Green Gym needs new members
The days are getting shorter but there is still much to do in Chesham Local Nature Reserve.
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Free poetry reading event at Bury Library
Join Andrew Forster on Saturday 3 November at Bury Library for a free poetry event and light refreshments.
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Join the Action Day at Redbank Lodges
Residents of Abbey Close Estate in Radcliffe are inviting people to join them in keeping Redbank Lodges looking spick and span.
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Council says update your knowledge to avoid fines
Bury Council ‘s road safety team is encouraging all drivers to refresh their knowledge of the Highway Code to improve safety and avoid possible prosecution.
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Red Bank extra care scheme opens its doors
Scores of local residents came to see the opening of the borough’s new £6 million Red Bank extra care scheme.
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New mural brings all parts of community together
A colourful new mural has been created in the courtyard of Coronation Road Community Centre and Library in Radcliffe. The aim was to tackle the effects of anti-social behaviour and build strong relationships between different parts of the community.
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Course gives mums a boost for bedtime reading
Eight local mums have been inspired by a course to help them get creative in their bedtime reading to their little ones. The free nine-week course, run at Daisyfield Children's Centre, was titled "Make your own Story Sack" and involved choosing a popular children's book and bringing it to life by making items relating to the story.
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Olympic football - arrive early, plan your journey
Olympic organisers are urging spectators travelling to football fixtures at Old Trafford to plan their journey and arrive in plenty of time.
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30 July 2012: All for one, and one for all
It's not often we're all in agreement on this council, but I was glad that the special council meeting we held to support the Fusiliers voted unanimously to campaign against plans to disband the 2nd Battalion.
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Closed circuit television evidence
Arguably, closed circuit television is one of the most powerful tools to be developed during recent years to assist with efforts to combat crime and disorder whilst enhancing community safety. The Council is committed to the belief that everyone has the right to respect for his or her private and family life.
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