New £1.1m swimming pool for Radcliffe
Councillors have approved a new £1.1 million temporary swimming pool and gym for Radcliffe.
Topics: Leisure
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Take a month out from alcohol in Dry January
Bury Council is supporting the 2015 Dry January campaign which is a venture led by Alcohol Concern and supported by Public Health England.
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Health on agenda for Radcliffe Township Forum
Health is top of the agenda when Radcliffe Township forum meets on Thursday 8 January.
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Police HQ to be demolished – Castle Leisure Centre to stay put
Work will start in the New Year to demolish the former Greater Manchester Police HQ in Irwell Street, Bury.
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‘Tis the season to recycle...need a kitchen caddy or compostable liners?
Bury residents in need of a new or replacement kitchen caddy or a roll of compostable liners can now collect these for free from venues across the borough.
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Interested in running your own business?
Bury Library is holding a free event – Marketing and Social Media – for those thinking of running their own business.
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Take the pledge - become a Bury Snow Angel!
Bury Council is calling all residents to become a Snow Angel and help their relatives, friends and neighbours to stay safe, warm and well in their homes this winter.
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Mayor’s Christmas greetings to Bury residents
“As 2014 draws to a close it gives me the opportunity to reflect on my six months since being inaugurated as Mayor of Bury.
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Vulnerable residents receive some winter warmth
Employees at Six Town Housing have spread some festive cheer this week by delivering 320 Winter Warmer packs to elderly residents in Bury.
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Bury Art Museum receives full Arts Council accreditation
Bury Art Museum & Sculpture Centre has been awarded Full Accreditation status by Arts Council England.
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Festive carols and lessons at Bury Parish Church
The traditional annual festival of lessons and carols is back on this year at Bury Parish Church on Thursday 18 December.
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Busy new year for Whitefield Township Forum
A range of important local issues will be discussed when Whitefield and Unsworth Township forum meets on Tuesday 6 January.
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Higher Lane gets higher Ofsted rating
Pupils and staff are celebrating after their school was given a higher rating by education watchdog Ofsted.
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Empty to Plenty brings houses back into occupation
Bury is playing its part in bringing up to 900 empty homes in Greater Manchester back to life by March 2015.
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Ramsbottom recycling centre to close due to contamination and flytipping
Residents and businesses in the vicinity of Union Street, Ramsbottom are being advised by Bury Council that the recycling facility at this location is closing and will be removed on Thursday 11 December 2014.
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Trading standards urge people to keep it real this Christmas
Bury Council’s trading standards service has launched a crackdown on the sale of counterfeit goods in the run-up to Christmas.
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Recycling rate surges to 55%
Bury Council is thanking residents for their recycling efforts as the borough’s household waste recycling rate surges to 55%.
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Christmas and New Year bin collection dates
Residents are being advised of changes to household waste collections over the Christmas and New Year period.
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Ofsted’s green light for “good” Greenhill
Inspectors didn’t have to look far for words to describe Greenhill Primary School – it was simply “good”.
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Twelve scams of Christmas identified in new initiative
Harmful viruses in e-cards, online shopping fraud and adverts for bogus holidays are three of the twelve scams of Christmas that have been identified in a new campaign launched by authorities.
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