Bury Council is supporting Mental Health Awareness Week 2017, a national mental health campaign run by the Mental Health Foundation. With 27,000 residents experiencing a mental health condition, the council wants to shine the spotlight on mental health issues and raise awareness of local services. Free and fun activities have been organised that residents can get involved with.
Almost two million electors will have the chance to elect the first ever Mayor of Greater Manchester as voters across the region go to the polls on Thursday 4 May.
Bury Council is appealing to residents to keep an eye out for three ornamental trees that were stolen from outside the town hall.
Drivers are being urged to slow down and take care during Global Road Safety Week, which runs from 8 to 14 May.
Author John Donoghue will be talking about his moving book “The Death’s Head Chess Club” at Ramsbottom Library on Monday 15 May.
Professionals will be holding an information day for people with hearing loss at Radcliffe Asda on Friday 19 May.
Two lucky visitors to Bury Market took away a packed hamper of chocolate goodies after winning the market’s Easter egg hunt.
A council by-election will be held in Radcliffe East ward on Thursday 8 June, the same day as the General Election.
Residents are invited to meet Dr Irene Lancaster at Prestwich Library on Thursday 11 May.
Little ones are invited to take part in monthly Story Time sessions at Ramsbottom Library.
Join the North West’s Gerry O'Gorman for a night of words and songs about writers and musicians, from Lord Byron and W.B. Yeats to Bob Dylan and Morrissey.
Crime author Kate Ellis will be coming to meet readers at Bury Library on Thursday 4 May at 7pm.
Residents throughout the borough of Bury are being urged to spring into recycling and give their brown recycling bins a bit of extra love.
A Radcliffe woman has been prosecuted for falsely claiming £250 in council tax single person’s discount.
Five candidates will contest the Bury Council by-election in Besses ward in Whitefield which takes place on Thursday 4 May.
The very first Bury Pride will shine brightly this Saturday (8 April) with a colourful celebration of equality and diversity.
Bury Council’s head of building control has won a regional award from his peers in the industry.
Road works to improve Arthur Lane, Ainsworth will take longer than expected due to the poor condition of the road.
It's nearly time for the hugely popular Ramsbottom Chocolate Festival, which will mean temporary road closures on Saturday and Sunday, 8 and 9 April.
Toddlers helped to raise money for disadvantaged children by taking part in the national Giant Wiggle Walk.
