With the EU referendum fast approaching, Bury is urging residents to register to vote by the 7 June deadline, and to check the Electoral Commission’s voting guide for advice on how to take part.
Maxine Warner will be reading from her children’s book “The Wibberly Wobberly Tooth” at Tottington Library on Friday 3 June at 11am.
The Child Accident Prevention Trust is asking road users to ‘turn off technology for safety’ ahead of its annual Child Safety Week (6–12 June).
The East Lancashire Railway has confirmed the development of a new station to be located at Burrs Country Park.
Three community groups in Bury have bagged a total of £30,000 from Tesco’s first Bags of Help funding pot.
We are running a competition to find out what you love about your local library in the borough of Bury.
If you enjoy reading stories and love Elmer the Elephant’s adventures, head for Whitefield and Ramsbottom libraries this weekend.
Work to keep Bury’s children safe and well has been praised by the official watchdog Ofsted.
It’s estimated that 1 in 10 young people will experience a mental health issue such as anxiety or depression.
Police are urging Bury residents to be on their guard after a woman was scammed out of a significant amount of money.
Bury Council has welcomed laws that came into force today (20 May) which means tobacco made for sale in the UK will have to be sold in drab green packaging with dramatic visual health warnings.
With the EU referendum fast approaching, Bury Council is urging residents to look out for the Electoral Commission’s information booklet which is currently being delivered.
The 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death proved a memorable date for Tottington woman Audry Coop.
Ever imagined yourself making a movie? Head to Ramsbottom Library and become a budding film maker!
Bury Council has appointed a new leader of the council and members of the cabinet.
East ward councillor Mike Connolly has been installed as the new Mayor of Bury for the 2016/17 municipal year.
Residents are reminded to make sure they are in good time to have their say in the EU Referendum on Thursday 23 June.
Stories and activities for young children will be held across local libraries during National Bookstart Week (6-12 June).
Youngsters are invited to enjoy all the fun of the fairground at two story and craft sessions held at Prestwich Library.
Join three writers of thrilling and bestselling novels as they read from their latest books and share the secrets of how to create heart-stopping stories.
