Our pledge to tackle domestic violence
Council and police leaders have joined forces to sign a pledge saying ‘no’ to domestic violence.
Topics: Leisure
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Council’s tax freeze in Bury for 2014/15
Bury Council has frozen the amount of council tax it demands from residents, it was agreed by councillors tonight (Wednesday 19 February).
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Money and debt advice from new partnership
Families struggling to balance their budgets can get help from a new partnership between Bury Council and StepChange Debt Charity.
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I Will if You Will announces prize-winner
The prize draw winner from the recent I Will if You Will get-together at The Rock, Bury is Thais Goncalves, originally from Brazil.
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Health, police and more at township forum
Radcliffe residents are invited to the next meeting of the local township forum, which is on Wednesday 26 February.
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I Will if You Will invites communities to shake things up
The innovative I Will if You Will movement, aimed at getting Bury women and girls moving, is offering local groups the chance to bid for funding to run their own activities or events.
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Latest book sale at Radcliffe Library
Withdrawn library stock will be coming up for sale on Sunday 2 March at Radcliffe Library
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Support is there for Alzheimer’s and dementia carers
Carers who look after people with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease are invited to a monthly support group at Pinfold Lane Day Centre in Whitefield.
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Greater Manchester Alcohol Strategy: Consultation & Call For Evidence
Partners in Greater Manchester are working together to develop and agree a shared Greater Manchester Alcohol Strategy.
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Bury adopters offered new family support programme
Bury residents who adopt can benefit from a nationally acclaimed support programme to help them build the best possible relationship with their adopted child.
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Sign up the family for the Sport Relief Mile
Families are urged to dig out their running shoes and compete in the Sainsburys Sport Relief Mile in Bury.
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Chocolates, flowers – without the bruises
Valentine’s Day brings anything but love and presents for too many people, say leaders of Bury Council.
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Safer Schools parking – we need your help
Drivers are being asked to park legally and with more consideration when dropping off and picking up their children at school.
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Works commence at Bury Library
Work has started at Bury Library to integrate the new Sculpture Centre into the Bury Library building.
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Benefit fraudster’s claims led to civil partnership discovery
A Radcliffe woman was caught falsely claiming Housing and Council Tax Benefit after giving false details to Bury Council about her employment.
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Mum of four convicted of benefit fraud
A mother of four pleaded guilty to two counts of benefit fraud for failing to tell Bury Council that her partner was living with her.
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Candidates declared for Ramsbottom by-election
Five candidates will contest the Ramsbottom by-election which is held on Thursday 6 March.
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Young artists do their bit for recycling
Pupils’ artistic talents were put to the test when they entered the ‘Recycle for Bury’ competition to design a large poster to display on the side of a waste collection vehicle and win £100 for their school.
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Adamski brings ‘killer’ Valentine event to Bury Art Museum
Chart-topper Adamski is playing the music at a Valentine’s night of art and entertainment at Bury Art Museum.
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Gold medal boost for latest I Will If You Will project
Olympic gold medallist Rebecca Adlington joined the Minister for Sport Helen Grant and representatives from Sport England and Bury Council to unveil the latest initiative in the ‘I Will If You Will’campaign.
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