Have your say on priorities for Bury East
Bury East residents are invited to give their views on what the top priorities for their community should be in the year ahead.
Topics: Leisure
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Knit, natter, and help the homeless
Knitters of all ages and abilities are invited to use their talents in a way that will help the homeless.
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Plans for zero waste in Bury
Ambitious plans to turn Bury into a ‘zero waste’ borough, boosting recycling and saving money, have been unveiled.
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STAR employees who really make a difference
Bury Council employees who have “gone the extra mile” have been formally thanked at the council’s annual Special Thanks And Recognition (STAR) awards.
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Ramsbottom man given three-year ASBO
A Ramsbottom man has been given a three-year ASBO after receiving repeated warnings about his anti-social behaviour.
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Celebrate diversity and tolerance on The Walking Rainbow
Young people in Bury are organising a family-friendly event to celebrate diversity and promote equality across the borough.
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Join the online voting revolution!
Residents in Bury can now go online and register to vote in the biggest change to electoral registration in more than 100 years.
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Dare you take the Mythical Maze Challenge?
Young people across Bury are invited to take part in the Mythical Maze Summer Reading Challenge run through their local library.
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Get involved at Prestwich Township Forum
Residents are invited to help identify the priorities for Prestwich when the local Township Forum meets on Wednesday 23 July.
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Free education and childcare for 2-year-olds
Parents can take advantage of free education and childcare for 2-year-old children.
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Turn a big bill into a ‘Little Bill’
Households across Bury can apply for up to £7,000 to help slash the cost of their energy bills.
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Police cadets help tackle jewellery theft
Police cadets in Bury have been out in the community raising awareness of Asian gold jewellery theft.
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Life-saving initiative at Greater Manchester bus stations
Lives could be saved in and around transport interchanges, thanks to new defibrillators at every staffed bus station across Greater Manchester - including Bury.
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Traders get first glimpse of new market hall
Traders on Radcliffe Market have been getting a sneak preview of the new £1 million refurbishment to the town’s market hall.
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Your chance to choose priorities for North Bury
Residents are invited to give their views on what the top priorities for Ramsbottom, Tottington and North Manor should be for the year ahead.
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Battle to save Bury’s green spaces is suspended
Public examination of Bury’s Core Strategy, the plan which seeks to guide and control development in Bury for the next 15 years, has been suspended.
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Free first aid course at Topping Fold Library
A free first aid session is being offered to residents of Bury East at Topping Fold Community Centre and Library.
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Post your letter to the Unknown Soldier
Writers in Bury are being urged to take part in a national project to mark the 100th anniversary of the start of the First World War.
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New bus station for Radcliffe on its way
A new £2 million bus station for Radcliffe is on its way thanks to a funding partnership between council and transport leaders.
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Whitefield road closure at the Township Forum
The lengthy closure of Croft Lane is top of the agenda when Whitefield and Unsworth Township Forum meets on Tuesday 8 July.
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