Ramsbottom says – the Pies have it!
Hungry families couldn’t wait to sink their teeth into the very first Ramsbottom Pie Festival.
Hungry families couldn’t wait to sink their teeth into the very first Ramsbottom Pie Festival.
Plans which will affect Radcliffe for years to come will be discussed by the localTownship Forum on Wednesday 17 July.
Muslim residents in the borough are being advised to stay healthy during fasting over the period of Ramadan this month.
Prestwich residents are invited to play their part in local democracy at the next meeting of the local Township Forum on Wednesday 17 July.
Pupils at St Monica’s High School have been learning about hate crime.
Residents in Bury West can have their say about plans being discussed at the local Township Forum onMonday 15 July.
Adults who have studied with Bury Adult Learning Service were presented with certificates at an award ceremony held at Bury Football Club.
Summer is finally here and Bury Council and partners will be making sure that it’s one everyone will remember.
Planning matters are top of the agenda when Ramsbottom, Tottington and North Manor Township Forum meets on Thursday 11 July.
Local residents are invited to the next meeting of the Bury East Township Forum on Tuesday 9 July.
A man has been ordered to pay Bury Council more than £65,000 in business rates he owed on his restaurant.
A public consultation is being launched today to find out where investment is needed for better access to broadband across Greater Manchester.
An unlicensed tattooist has been given an 18-month conditional discharge after pleading guilty to two offences.
During June there have been 11 burglaries through insecure windows and doors, mainly in the Radcliffe and Prestwich area.
Schools are invited to take part in the spectacular Whitefield Halloween Festival and show off their artistic talents.
A photographic exhibition celebrating the interior of Bury Parish Church is now on show at the town’s Tourist Information Centre.
Bury Library’s Knitting Group urgently needs donations of wool so it can continue to raise money for charity.
Two Radcliffe primary schools are set to benefit from the efforts that local residents make in recycling.
Council leader Mike Connolly has issued a challenge to radio star Chris Evans – come and take on our famous black puddings!
Hungry volunteers are needed for a Man v Pie contest – and vegetarians will be as welcome as the carnivores.