Growing for Gold wins gardeners awards
Green-fingered adults and youngsters have grown in stature after winning borough-wide awards for gardening and designing posters.
Topics: Leisure
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New device helps crack down on retail violence
The police and council have been working together on a scheme to crack down on violence against shop workers in Bury.
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Local people urged to have their say on health and well being priorities
Local people are being urged to have their voices heard about plans to improve health and wellbeing in Bury.
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Multi-million ‘green deal’ is a world first for Greater Manchester
Hundreds of households in Greater Manchester could benefit from more affordable energy bills thanks to a multi-million pound deal to be signed yesterday (Monday 3 December).
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Santa helps police keep you safe this Christmas
Santa is helping Greater Manchester Police to make sure everyone has a safe and enjoyable Christmas this year.
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Hear, hear! Council goes live on the internet
Residents who want to hear what their councillors are saying can now tune in to the debates online.
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Festive events at Radcliffe Civic Suite
A busy programme of entertainment and activities has been lined up for December at Radcliffe Civic Suite.
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Gearing up for the winter weather
Bury Council’s winter service is currently in operation ready for any dip in temperature, and the gritters have already been out several times over the last couple of weeks.
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Young people take over the news agenda
Teenagers sometimes unfairly get a bad press – but four young people from Bury are determined to correct that.
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Don’t let food poisoning ruin your festive celebrations
If there’s one thing guaranteed to ruin your Christmas meal out with friends, family or colleagues, it’s a nasty bout of food poisoning.
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Another clean sweep for Bury
The latest electric, zero emissions sweeper technology has hit the streets of Bury to help keep town centre pedestrian areas clean and tidy.
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Help the knitters raise money for Bury Hospice
Knitters are selling their creations in aid of Bury Hospice at Whitefield Library and Adult Learning Centre on Tuesday 4 December (9.30am to 4pm).
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Consultation launched on further £8.7 million of council savings
Bury Council is holding a second period of consultation as it strives to find a further £8.7 million in budget savings.
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Man v Sausage – are you up for it?
Bury Market is to hold a festive competition with a difference – to see who can win a bratwurst eating contest.
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Christmas comes to the Cultural Quarter
Come to Moss Street in Bury on Saturday (1 Dec) and soak up the Christmas atmosphere while enjoying some stress-free shopping.
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Wear a White Ribbon and make a difference
Men and women are being urged to wear a white ribbon and show their commitment to ending violence against women.
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Pinocchio at The Met this Christmas
Wooden puppet Pinocchio longs to be a real boy just like the other boys in school... but can his dream ever come true? Join us on a journey of adventures, mischief, tears and laughter brought to life with a bag full of theatrical tricks.
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Lyngo Brings a Winter Wonderland to The Met
The Met welcomes the delightful Lyngo Theatre Company with an interactive show for children aged 3 plus on Monday 3 and Tuesday 4 December at 10.30am and 1.30pm.
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More time to consult on destination management
Bury Council has extended its consultation period on how best to support tourism in the borough.
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Manchester Museum Art Collection opens in China
A collection of over 83 paintings from across Greater Manchester has opened in China for the first time ever, thanks to a curator from Bury who came up with the idea of raising cash by arranging for the art collections to go ‘on tour’.
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