New investment to tackle potholes
Bury Council is investing in new machinery as part of a £10 million boost to repair the borough’s roads and potholes.
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Mayor praises art created by mental health support group
The Mayor of Bury, Councillor Dorothy Gunther, pronounced herself “very impressed” with a display of artworks created by people recovering from mental health issues.
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Give up smoking this Stoptober – with our help
Bury Lifestyle Service is waiting to hear from smokers who want to give up the habit when the national Stoptober campaign starts this weekend.
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Launch of LGBT+ collaborative piece and performances at Bury Art Museum
Gender and identity is examined in a new art piece and performances at Bury Art Museum on Thursday 7 October (7-9pm).
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Bury Council retains Disability Confident Employer status
The Government has again awarded Disability Confident Employer status to Bury Council.
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Work starts on improved pedestrian and cycle crossing in Radcliffe
Work to create a new system of pedestrian and cycle crossings in the heart of Radcliffe starts on Monday (2 Oct).
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Local heroes from across the borough sought for awards bash
If you know a neighbour or group that goes the extra mile to support you or your community, Six Town Housing has a way for you to let them know how much you appreciate them.
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New exhibition in Bury includes 10-metre inflatable cinema
A 10-metre inflatable oscillating cinema is the highlight of a new exhibition inspired by Marcel Duchamp at Bury Art Museum.
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Recycling: it’s worth it
Bury Council and Recycle for Greater Manchester are teaming up with Recycle Now this Recycle Week (Monday 25 Sep to Sunday 1 Oct) to encourage residents to look and feel good by recycling more bathroom items like empty deodorants and perfume bottles.
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Extra care scheme gets seal of approval from watchdog
Falcon and Griffin extra care scheme has received a ‘Good’ rating from the Care Quality Commission, the watchdog for health and social care.
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Bury Means Business – backed by Mayor Andy Burnham
Andy Burnham, Mayor of Greater Manchester, was the key speaker at the latest Bury Means Business seminar.
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National charity serves up free tennis sessions in Prestwich
National sports charity Tennis For Free has served up an ace for Prestwich, starting this Sunday (24 Sep, 2-4pm) at St Mary’s Park.
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New activities to help older people remain active and well
Older people are being encouraged to move more and take part in activities to improve their health and wellbeing.
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Make sure you are on the electoral register
Nearly 30,000 households in Bury have still not returned their details as part of this year’s electoral canvas.
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Classic Cinema Club comes to the Longfield Suite
Great films at a great price are coming to the Longfield Suite in Prestwich with the creation of a Classic Cinema Club.
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Free information session for people who are hard of hearing
Health experts will provide information about tinnitus and hearing loss at a free session on Monday 2 October.
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Remembering those lost to suicide - It’s OK to Talk
Bury Council and the Samaritans Bury held a special event to raise awareness of suicide and remember those lost to it.
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Runners hit the streets to make the Asda Foundation Bury 10K a great success
The streets of Bury were flooded with colour as almost 2,000 runners hit the streets for one of the region’s most popular charity road races.
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Empowering disabled people - Bury’s bid to become FAB
A historic town centre pub is the first business in Bury to become accredited with FAB (Friendly Aware Bury) status.
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Act fast to check if you can claim winter bill discounts
Bury Council and Six Town Housing are encouraging anyone in the borough who may be struggling to pay bills to check if they are eligible to receive £140 off the cost of their winter heating from the Government’s Warm Home Discount Scheme.
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