Green Gym needs you in fight against Himalayan invaders
All hands are needed in the battle against a plant invader which is strangling local bluebell woods.
All hands are needed in the battle against a plant invader which is strangling local bluebell woods.
Youngsters have been having fun finding out what lurks beneath the water in local ponds.
Young people in Bury are organising a Walking Rainbow to celebrate diversity in the borough and to say ‘no’ to homophobia.
Kind-hearted residents can make donations to Cancer Research UK at Moorside Community Centre and Library.
Bury Council is drawing up plans for a Carers Discount Card which would give thousands of residents money off at local businesses and attractions.
A new Smokefree Homes and Cars campaign has launched in Bury raising awareness of the dangers that secondhand smoke can cause in enclosed spaces.
Bury Bandemonium presents a selection of Brass and Concert Bands in open-air locations across Bury town centre on Saturday 22 June from 1pm to 4pm.
Bury residents are invited to attend money management workshops to help them cope with changes to the benefits system.
Families enjoyed free den-making sessions in the woods at Chesham Local Nature Reserve on Saturday (1 June).
Get expert help in tracing your family history with sessions taking place at Bury Library.
Metrolink is getting ready for its busiest ever weekend, with around 150,000 people expected to attend events across the tram network on 8 and 9 June.
Work will start on 10 June to repair the carriageway on Knowsley Street between Bury Town Hall and Knowsley Place.
Nature expert David Winnard will lead a herbal and medicinal walk around Chesham Local Nature Reserve on Saturday (8 June, 1.30-3.30pm).
Radcliffe Piazza will be bustling with colour and celebration when the annual Dance-Off takes place on Saturday (8 June).
Final plans to modernise and remodel Bury’s libraries will be presented to the council’s cabinet on 10 July.
The first week in June (1-7) is Volunteers’ Week, an annual campaign which celebrates the fantastic contribution volunteers make across the UK.
Presenting common objects and tools in a new context is the subject of a new exhibition at Bury Art Museum.
Bury residents are being encouraged to save energy – and reduce their fuel bills - by applying for free or discounted work on their homes.
Catering students from Bury College cooked up a storm in support of Love Your Local Market.
Weeks of outdoor fun await local youngsters at the Environmental Summer Play Scheme at Philips Park in Whitefield.