Council Tax Benefit changes begin to hit Bury residents
Around 1,000 residents in Bury will receive a letter this week telling them that their council tax benefit will soon be reduced.
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Baroness backs Bury’s booze battle
Baroness Newlove came to Bury to see how the £90,000 cash injection from the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) to the Bury East Township Forum is being spent.
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Meet the chiefs and ask questions
Residents can quiz some of Bury’s top service leaders on Wednesday 6 February at Bury Town Hall.
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Market helps residents to Know 4 Sure
Visitors to Bury’s famous market have been queuing up for lifesaving advice while doing a spot of shopping.
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Council launches Fair Deal for Bury
Bury residents are being urged to stand side by side and demand a better financial deal from the Government.
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Have your say at Bury East Township Forum
A packed agenda awaits on Thursday 7 February when the forum meets at Metro Christian Centre, Parkhills Road at 7pm.
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Watch tonight's council meeting live online
It's "lights, camera, action" again at Bury Town Hall as tonight's (Wednesday 30 January) meeting of the full council is streamed live online.
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Walking in a winter wanderland!
Get to know Bury’s countryside by joining Bury Ranger Service on a guided winter wander on Wednesday 6 February.
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Strong performance from Bury pupils in GCSEs
Bury’s young people have again performed well above the national average in their GCSEs.
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Dads and their tots look after winter wildlife
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.
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Northern economy to prosper from High Speed 2, say local authority leaders and businesses
High speed rail will create jobs and boost the northern economy, say local authority leaders and businesses.
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Trailblazing Victorian photos now on show
A fascinating exhibition of Victorian era photographs is now on show at Bury’s Tourist Information Centre.
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Update - schools to re-open tomorrow
Three Whitefield primary schools that were closed today due to a burst water main - St Michael's, Ribble Drive and Whitefield - will open as normal tomorrow (Friday 25 January) now that the water main has been repaired.
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School closure in Bury - UPDATED
Three primary schools in Bury will be closed today (Thursday 24 January 2013) due to burst water mains: - Ribble DrivePrimary School - St Michael’s Primary School - Whitefield Primary School
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School closures in Bury
Two primary schools in Bury will be closed today (Thursday 24 January 2013) due to burst water mains: Ribble DrivePrimary School St Michael’s Primary School
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It Asda be a good deal - why not switch?
Officers from Bury Council will be at the ASDA supermarket store in Radcliffe this Thursday 24 January from 3.30pm until 6.00pm encouraging people sign up for Greater Manchester’s energy switch scheme.
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Birthday Barlow has high praise for local Patisserie
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.
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Essential works at Bowker Vale planned
Essential maintenance work at Bowker Vale Metrolink stop will take place overnight between 9pm and 6am from Sunday 3 February to Tuesday morning 5 February
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School closures today
Here are a list of schools that have informed the council they are either fully or partially closed today
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Make 2013 a life-changing year - foster a local child
Residents are being urged to make a New Year’s resolution which could make 2013 a life-changing year – to foster a local child.
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