Council and Bury FC to end sponsorship deal
Five years of teamwork has finally come to an end for Bury Council and Bury FC.
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Council announces cost-cutting restructure
Bury Council has taken its latest move to save money by cutting the number of its directorates from four to three.
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Free access to 1.5 million academic research papers
Students, independent researchers and small businesses can now access many of the world's best academic papers through their local libraries.
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Made in Bury – rewarding our community heroes
Outstanding individuals and groups will receive a big ‘thank you’ in the 2nd annual Made in Bury community awards.
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Market traders open for business on Radcliffe Piazza
Traders have now set up shop on Radcliffe Piazza while major refurbishment works are carried out to Radcliffe Market Hall.
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Empty Radcliffe houses brought back into use
Bury Council is buying up selected properties in Radcliffe to help with the ongoing regeneration of the area.
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Baroness backs pioneering work to tackle alcohol-related harm
A pioneering scheme empowering residents of Bury East to tackle problems associated with alcohol misuse has been backed by Victims Commissioner, Baroness Newlove.
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Come and have a go – and they did!
A major Have a Go event bringing young people together with training providers and employers has been hailed a huge success.
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Family fun day with recycling at its heart
Families are invited to a free day of fun this Sunday (23 March) as part of a campaign to improve recycling rates in Radcliffe East.
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It don’t mean a thing if it ain’t got that swing!
Lovers of wartime music are invited to a Forties Swing Night in aid of the Mayor of Bury’s charities.
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Supporting Bereaved Families through the Coroner’s Service
Rochdale Borough Council has launched a series of webpages to assist bereaved families in Rochdale, Oldham and Bury boroughs with matters relating to the Coroner’s Service.
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Look after your loved ones during Family Safety Week
Parents and children are being urged to take part in Family Safety Week, which runs from 24 to 28 March.
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Volunteers urgently needed to spruce up day centre gardens
Pinfold Lane Day Care Centre in Whitefield is appealing for green-fingered volunteers to spruce up their gardens for spring.
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Help shape local healthcare services on 11th April
Local people are being invited to have their say about how health and care services can be transformed to meet Bury’s health challenges at an event on Friday 11th April.
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Make sure you can vote in this year’s elections
Residents across the borough are being urged to ensure that they are on the voters’ roll for this year’s council and European elections.
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Focus on health at Ramsbottom, Tottington and North Manor Township Forum
Plans to transform local health and care services will be discussed whenRamsbottom, Tottington and North Manor Township Forum meets on Thursday 27 March.
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Community groups benefit from £88k funding
A wide variety of community groups across Bury have been given grants totaling £88,646 over the last year.
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Detective dogs sniff out illegal tobacco on National No Smoking Day
Specially trained detection dogs have sniffed out £1,000 worth of illegal tobacco – in raids carried out on National No Smoking Day.
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Launch a successful career with an apprenticeship
Apprentice Charlotte Bishop has created a successful career since embarking on an apprenticeship in Childcare with Bury College.
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There is Power in your Waste
Recycle for Greater Manchester have announced that Viridor’s energy from waste facility in Runcorn has started to process Greater Manchester households’ residual waste to generate electricity and heat.
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