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Topics: Leisure
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Businesses needed to play their part in Township Forums
Local companies are needed to play their part in determining neighbourhood plans and priorities.
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Fire in Ramsbottom - keep windows closed
Residents in Ramsbottom are being advised to keep their windows closed due to smoke caused by a fire in Kenyon Street,
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Suffer from tinnitus? Help is at hand
Information and advice on tinnitus is available on Monday 7 July at Ramsbottom Library and Adult Learning Centre.
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Smart planners are simply champion
Bury Council’s planning department has won Government acclaim for the way it uses the internet to help the public.
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Help improve the area you live in
People living in Bury West are invited to have their say in plans being drawn up to improve the neighbourhood.
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Man fined after household waste found fly-tipped
A Radcliffe man who arranged a house clearance has been fined after the goods were found fly-tipped in three locations.
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Have your say on health improvements
Bury Council is looking to develop a range of services to help individuals and their families to make healthier lifestyle choices.
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Get your child car seat checked - for free
Bury Council’s road safety team will be hosting a child car seat clinic on 15 and 17 July at Asda Pilsworth (10.30am–3pm).
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Bury residents help shape the future of social care
Residents, customers and carers have been playing their role in saying how services could be improved for them.
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Support young people at their own Youth Market
Members of Bury Youth Cabinet are holding a Youth Market on Saturday 28 June at the Fusilier Museum in Bury (9am-5pm).
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Round table at Radcliffe Township Forum
Residents are invited to shape the future priorities for Radcliffe when the local Township Forum meets on Tuesday 1 July.
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Electoral registration system is changing this summer
All Bury residents will receive a letter this summer telling them about the biggest change to the electoral registration system in nearly 100 years.
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Partners invited to run new community cafe in Clarence Park
Bury Council is seeking a partner to run The Green, a new multi-functional community facility and cafe in Clarence Park, Bury.
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Everything’s going Green at new Clarence Park centre
A new community centre and cafe is well on the way to completion at Clarence Park in Bury.
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It’s electric - £1k prizes for school and community groups
Bury schools, community groups and good causes - such as not-for-profit organisations and registered charities – could share in £1,000 of electrical products as part of a new responsible recycling initiative.
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World Cup warning – don’t suffer violence in silence
Victims of domestic violence are being urged not to suffer in silence during this year’s World Cup, which kicks off on 12 June in Brazil.
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Celebrate diversity on the Walking Rainbow
Young people in Bury are organising an event to celebrate diversity and promote tolerance and equality.
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Bury Leisure commended by leading quality scheme
Bury Leisure’s three centres have passed a tough assessment from Sport England’s leading national quality scheme, Quest.
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Business start-up information sessions at Bury Library
Budding entrepreneurs will soon receive greater support from Bury libraries thanks to free one-to-one business start-up sessions.
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