Get Coaching – the money’s there to help you
More funding is available to help local sports coaches and volunteers obtain recognised qualifications.
Topics: Leisure
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Can’t get to your library? We can help!
The home delivery library service is available to people who find it difficult to visit a library, whether due to age, infirmity, ill heath or a caring commitment.
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Cyclists’ big day as new bike trail opens
It was a red letter day for hundreds of cyclists when a new mountain bike trail opened in Whitefield.
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Jobs and training advice on your doorstep
A new service to provide employment support, advice and training has just opened for business.
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Safer streets on our estates
Bury Council’s new strategy for improving road safety in residential streets and estates will be launched at the next round of township forum meetings.
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Now you can recycle on the go
Residents and visitors to Bury can now recycle more while out and about in the borough’s town centres and at the main parks.
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Opening the gates to the Fusilier Museum
Communities are coming together through the Fusilier Museum’s brand new project. The five week project is using museum images and uniforms to inspire the Asian Women’s group from the Jinnah Centre to create their own uniform.
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It’ll soon be choccy time
The organisers of the award-winning Rambottom Chocolate Festival are gearing up to bring the best of UK cocoa to Ramsbottom for the biggest and best event so far.
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Town Teams gearing up to regenerate the high street
Traders, residents and community groups are joining together to regenerate the town centres of Prestwich and Radcliffe.
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Wards closed to visitors at Fairfield General Hospital for 48 hours due to Norovirus
The Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust has taken the precautionary decision to close three medical wards at Fairfield General Hospital in Bury to visitors following an outbreak of the Norovirus winter vomiting bug.
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Welfare benefits, speed zones and recycling
A packed agenda awaits at the next Radcliffe Township Forum meeting on Wednesday 27 February.
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Winter wedding? It’s ‘snow’ problem for us!
New brides who feared the winter weather would ruin their big day found it was "snow" problem for Bury's registration officers.
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More tourists coming to Bury
Latest figures show that tourism is bringing more visitors, jobs and investment into the borough.
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Hen ‘picked’ at the library
Hens that were hatched at Topping Fold Community Centre and Library are now thriving in their unusual permanent home.
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Your invitation to sports symposium
Local sports clubs and volunteers are invited to the Bury Club and Coach Symposium which takes place on Monday 11 March.
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Tenants and residents show support for proposed youth club at community fun day
Tenants and residents gathered together in Outwood Community Centre this week for a day of free family fun and involvement and to register their support for a proposed youth club.
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£80k boost helps hard hit families keep warm
Bury Council officers have been busy this week handing out winter warmth packs to 1,000 vulnerable families across the borough.
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Bury Rugby Club Secures £50,000 funding from Olympic Legacy Fund
Bury Rugby Club have secured an Olympic Legacy funding boost which will help them inspire the next generation of rugby stars.
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Two illegal street traders fined
Two men who were caught selling ice cream without a licence in Ainsworth Village and Whitefield went to court in December to face the consequences.
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Last big increase in Levy agreed as GMWDA sets the budget for 2013/14
On Friday 8 February, the Greater Manchester Waste Disposal Authority (GMWDA) set a 2013/14 Levy at £166.1 million, an increase of 14.15% on the current year. In 2014/15 the rise will be 2.98%, and from 2015/16 and for the next 20 years will be around 70% of inflation.
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