Business as usual for mayor following attack and robbery
The Mayor of Bury is back to her civic duties following a violent attack on her driver and the theft of two valuable chains of office.
Topics: Leisure
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Budget roadshow goes to Radcliffe Township Forum
Cuts to next year’s Bury Council budget will be discussed when Radcliffe Township Forum meets on Thursday 6 November.
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Radcliffe First World War soldiers remembered at library
Radcliffe Library is holding a drop-in day when residents can find out about local soldiers who fought and died in the First World War.
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Good neighbours stop rogue traders
As part of National Consumer Week 2014 (3-7 November), residents in Bury are being urged to look out for rogue doorstep traders preying on elderly and vulnerable neighbours.
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Children’s poppy and musical tribute to First World War fallen
Pupils have been creating a Festival of Remembrance to mark the 100th anniversary of the outbreak of the First World War.
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Devo Manc: Greater Manchester and Government reach trailblazing agreement
Greater Manchester has today, Monday 3 November 2014, agreed an historic devolution settlement with Government.
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Going Green at opening of new outreach base
Bury residents are invited to come along and celebrate the opening of a brand new facility: The Green @ Clarence Park, Walmersley Road, Bury.
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Mayor's ceremonial chain stolen in violent robbery
Police are hunting two men who stole the Mayor of Bury’s ceremonial chains during a violent robbery in Radcliffe.
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Leisure centres win Quest for approval
Bury Council’s three leisure centres have again won approval from UK sports accreditation body Quest.
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Bury wins top regional award for 11 years in a row
At the 2014 RHS North West in Bloom finals, Bury has scooped gold and won the Best Large Town category for the 11th year in a row.
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Automatic for the market people!
Shoppers need never run out of cash on Bury Market thanks to the installation of an ATM cash machine.
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New toilets are latest improvement on Bury Market
Visitors to Bury’s award-winning market will now find the shopping experience more comfortable than ever.
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Cracking down on prize draw mail scammers
More than 400 people across Bury could be victims of prize draw mail scammers, say trading standards chiefs.
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Helping drivers to shop local in Prestwich
A proposal to create two-hour limited parking in Prestwich town centre will be put forward for public consultation.
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Champagne gift for 1,000th coach driver to Bury Market
Gee Vee coach driver Melvin Clayton received an unexpected surprise when he made one of his regular visits to Bury’s award-winning market.
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Winter opening times for recycling centres
Opening hours at recycling centres - including Bury and Radcliffe - have changed following the clocks going back at the weekend.
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Get connected at history exhibitions launch
Residents can discover and explore unique and inspiring collections across Greater Manchester that tell the story of Our Connected History.
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Animal quackers at Pinfold Lane Day Centre
There’s no ducking the evidence that wildlife has a positive effect on customers who use Pinfold Lane Day Centre in Whitefield.
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Lego clubs at local libraries
Youngsters who like to build and play with Lego are invited to join a new series of clubs at local libraries.
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Suffer from tinnitus? Help is at hand
Information and advice on tinnitus is being offered at a free afternoon session in Bury town centre.
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