Giving back to communities in Moorside, Bury
Greater Manchester Police is launching a brand new initiative to put money seized from criminals back in to local communities.
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Could you represent Bury in the International Youth Sports Festival?
Young people aged 14 to 18 could enjoy the trip of a lifetime and represent Bury in the International Youth Sports Festival.
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Brass Art for the sculpture trail’s silver anniversary
A new exhibition at Bury Sculpture Centre will celebrate 25 years since the start of the Irwell Sculpture Trail.
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Bellway Homes and Bury Council champion affordable homes
With several residential developments in Bury, Bellway Homes are working alongside Bury Council to deliver much needed, high quality, affordable new build homes across the region.
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‘Happy’ exhibition inspired by Victoria Wood opens next week
A new exhibition inspired by Victoria Wood marks the beginning of a year of ‘Happy’ events at Bury Art Museum.
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Get on board the Google Bus and learn
The Google Digital Garage Bus is coming to town – so get on board and learn how to harness the internet to boost your business and vocational skills.
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Bury smokers urged: Don’t Be The 1
Hundreds of thousands of smokers in Bury and Greater Manchester are massively under-estimating the risks of their addiction ending their life early, a new survey has found.
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Watch our Flashmob video to raise awareness of Hate Crime
Don’t be a bystander to hatred and prejudice – that’s the call to Greater Manchester people during Hate Crime Awareness Week (5-11 Feb).
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Have your say on the future of the local environment
Bury residents are invited to a Love Your Environment listening event which will feed into a ‘green’ masterplan for Greater Manchester.
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Youngsters take the lead in recycling and tackling litter
Pupils at St John with St Mark CE Primary School have been presented with awards for making their community a greener place.
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A new vision – and a new operator - for Radcliffe Market Hall
A new future for Radcliffe Market is being envisioned to boost trade and encourage more people to the town centre.
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100 years on – your vote still matters
Women are celebrating 100 years of having the vote – and are urging residents to ensure they are on the electoral register in good time for May’s local elections.
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Have your say on the regeneration plans for the former East Lancs Paper Mill
Residents are invited to submit their views on a masterplan to regenerate the derelict former East Lancs Paper Mill site.
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Parking permits – the best of both worlds
Bury Council has decided to offer residents a choice of either a ‘virtual’ or a paper car parking permit.
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St Mary’s councillor Jane Black to be the next Mayor of Bury
St Mary’s councillor Jane Black is to be the next Mayor of Bury for 2018/19.
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Come and see the new £2.1 million Choices for Living Well facility at Killelea House
The public are invited to look round the new Killelea House Intermediate Care Facility in Bury which has undergone a £2.1 million refurbishment.
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Equality matters - Bury Council praised as top employer
Bury Council has again been named one of Britain’s top ‘equal’ employers by professional lobbying group Stonewall.
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Keeping the memory of the Holocaust alive
Bury’s young people took the lead in keeping alive the memory of those who experienced the Holocaust and subsequent genocides.
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Forging ahead with re-opening Summerseat bridge
Bury Council is forging ahead with plans to re-open Kay Street Bridge in Summerseat which was badly damaged in the Boxing Day floods of 2015.
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Hollins nature improvements thanks to Pitch funding
A range of improvements have been made to Hollins Nature Reserve after volunteers won council funding at The Pitch.
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