Bury’s parks named as among the best in Britain
All 12 of Bury’s main parks have won the prestigious Green Flag Award for the sixth year running.
All 12 of Bury’s main parks have won the prestigious Green Flag Award for the sixth year running.
The dining room of the Grundy Day Centre has been converted into a cafe, open to the general public from Monday to Friday (9am to 4pm).
Keen young ‘greens’ at a Whitefield primary school have vowed – we’ll keep the Green Flag flying here.
Farrars Cafe and Tea Room is the latest top quality addition to the newly refurbished Radcliffe Market Hall.
Health chiefs have issued advice after five people were taken to hospital after taking a ‘legal high’.
Households in Bury will soon receive a form asking residents to check whether the information about them on Bury Council’s electoral register is correct.
Residents can have their say on a wide range of local issues when Prestwich Township Forum meets on Thursday 30 July.
Local craftspeople are invited to sell their creations at local libraries.
Residents are invited to family history sessions and coffee mornings which are held every Friday at Radcliffe Library from 10am to noon.
Bury Council has licensed Strong Roots, a local social enterprise, to provide the cafe service at The Green in Clarence Park in Bury.
Ramsbottom Library has two new Story Time sessions for children, plus a craft group for adults called ‘Busy Hands, Busy Tongues’.
Pinfold Lane Day Centre in Whitefield is holding its annual Summer Soiree fundraiser on Thursday 30 July.
Families are invited to take part in pond-dipping sessions at Chapelfield Local Nature Reserve on Wednesday 5 and 12 August.
Local businesses are being offered a unique opportunity to be part of this year’s Bury Light Night.
A new addition to the Irwell Sculpture Trail is on its way to Bury.
Bury Council’s campaign to ‘Recycle the food you can’t eat’ has been launched with a special assembly at St Margaret’s CE Primary School in Prestwich.
Nearly 84,000 Household Enquiry Forms (HEFs) will be delivered to all properties across Bury shortly as the annual electoral canvass begins.
Two local ‘good causes’ are £7,000 better off thanks to money raised through the Mayor of Bury’s charity appeal.
Sporting, policing and funding matters are all up for discussion when Bury West Township Form meets on Tuesday 21 July.
I Will If You Will (IWIYW) is appealing for local votes as it strives for nationwide acclaim in this year’s National Lottery Awards.