Spring-board into recycling
Recycle for Greater Manchester would like to encourage local residents from across the region to consider recycling and donating unwanted items during their annual spring clean.
Topics: Leisure
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Just five days left to sign up for Fair Energy
Residents have until 8 April to sign up to an energy switching scheme that could slash money from their gas and electricity bills.
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The Magnificent Seven Mayors!
Girl power has well and truly taken over the chains of civic office across Greater Manchester.
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Bury residents help shape Commissioner’s first police and crime plan
Greater Manchester’s Police and Crime Commissioner Tony Lloyd has published his first police and crime plan today (Thursday 28 March).
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Meet and sketch Charlie Hunter at The Fusilier Museum
Bury Adult Learning is teaming up with The Fusilier Museum to sketch and capture Charlie Hunter, a First World War soldier.
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Wise up to welfare benefit changes in Whitefield
Major changes in the benefits system will be explained at a special public meeting in Whitefield.
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Changes to Bury’s local and family history sessions
The regular Family History Advice Surgery, held at Bury Art Museum & Archives, will move on 2 April from Thursday mornings to Tuesdays (10am to 12.30pm).
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Do you know a local sporting hero?
Nominations open on 2 April for this year’s Bury Sports Awards, which aim to find and honour the borough’s finest sporting ambassadors.
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Second dog owner prosecuted
Another dog owner has been prosecuted by Bury Council for failing to clean up after his dog.
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Beat the deadline – last chance to save on energy bills
Residents keen to slash their gas and electricity bills are being urged to sign up to an energy switching scheme before the deadline runs out on 8 April.
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Family fun at The Fusilier Museum
Easter sees The Fusilier Museum opening the doors to free family activities. The Moss Street has a free trail with museum admission looking for the good and bad eggs throughout Fusilier history. Wednesday 3 April sees the chance to race a homemade rocket and have your face painted.
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Chocolate Festival was simply choc-tastic!
Thousands of cocoa lovers from far and wide travelled to Ramsbottom to get a taste of the town’s famous annual Chocolate Festival.
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Changing the future for people with learning disabilities
Customers, carers and service providers have been working together to change the future of services for people with learning disabilities.
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First Bus cuts main fares and invests in free onboard wi-fi
First Bus has today reaffirmed its commitment to growing bus passengers in Greater Manchester.
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Help to keep our children e-safe
A series of free sessions is being held for parents to raise awareness of the online risks to their children.
Bury Safeguarding Children Board (BSCB) works with the police, Bury Council, children’s centres and schools to educate and protect children about the safer use of the internet.
Mark Gay, one of the Bury Safeguarding Children Board development officers, said: “The growing use of the -
Improved cycle access to Bury
Two schemes are about to be unveiled which will improve life for those wanting to commute around Bury without using the car.
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Ladies – and gents – who lunch
A “Winter Warmer” lunch club has been bringing people together at Moorside Community Centre and Library.
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It’s good news for a ‘good’ school
Children, staff, governors and parents are delighted with the latest official verdict on Springside Primary School in Bury.
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Chocs away – it’s the Ramsbottom Chocolate Festival!
A vast array of tasty treats and family entertainment awaits at this weekend’s Ramsbottom Chocolate Festival (Saturday and Sunday, 23 and 24 March).
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Historic connections renewed long into the future
Metrolink’s long and proud journey with the Lancashire Fusiliers was set on a new path this weekend with a special tram naming ceremony.
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