High praise for Bury’s ‘professional’ planners
Bury’s planning committee and council officers have received high praise for their professionalism and quality of service to the borough’s citizens.
Bury’s planning committee and council officers have received high praise for their professionalism and quality of service to the borough’s citizens.
A range of events is taking place in Bury to mark national Fairtrade Fortnight, which runs from 23 February to 8 March.
A shopkeeper has been sentenced after illicit tobacco was seized at his shops by Bury trading standards officers.
Bury has become the first town centre in Greater Manchester to fly the Purple Flag in recognition of its thriving night-time entertainment.
A comprehensive car parking strategy is to be unveiled at Prestwich Township Forum on Thursday 12 March.
Youngsters and families are invited to celebrate World Book Day on Thursday 5 March and uncover a reading surprise.
Information and advice on how to look after your NHS hearing aid are being offered at a free afternoon session in Bury town centre.
The next meeting of Radcliffe Township Forum will now take place on Tuesday 24 February.
Kind-hearted sportsmen and women are invited to take part in the annual Mayor of Bury’s charity golf tournament.
Mayors across England have been making their faces funny to show their support for Red Nose Day 2015.
An open evening is being held for residents who are interested in adopting a child or simply want to find out more.
Over the coming weeks Bury residents should look out for letters confirming whether they are registered to vote.
Ever imagined making a movie? Then join the Animate: Stop Motion Club for budding film makers at Bury Library.
Work will start on Monday 16 February to repair the carriageway on Knowsley Street between Bury Town Hall and Knowsley Place.
Inspectors had just one word after a visit to Guardian Angels Primary School – outstanding.
Local community groups have been given an opportunity to bid for grant funding through the Radcliffe ‘Our Place’ initiative.
Walkers are sure to welcome a new woodland footpath which is about to be built though Hollins Local Nature Reserve.
Walkers and cyclists will be on a firming footing when a path next to the Bury Tesco store gets a makeover.
Bury Art Museum and Sculpture Centre is inviting residents to meet five artists featured in its Lancashire folklore exhibition “The King of the Cats”.
Bury Council has closed a public foothpath in the centre of Ramsbottom to protect the public from a wall that is in danger of collapsing.