Bury Council, GM Police, Six Town Housing and Bury College linked-up last week to organise a series of inclusive events and activities to mark National Hate Crime Awareness Week (12to 19 October 2019). These positive, educational events and activities which were designed to promote messages of solidarity and community across the borough.
A national week of action is urging anyone who has ever considered adopting to step forward as the number of children needing loving, nurturing homes continues to grow.
Radcliffe resident Analise Kylie must pay a total of £1,931 after dumping household waste in her back yard.
A record number of nominations were received for the annual Believe and Achieve Awards, celebrating the hard work of children and young people in care and care leavers in Bury.
Members of a local mental health support group put the Mayor of Bury in the picture when he visited their annual art exhibition.
Do you know a Bury Council worker who has gone the extra mile to provide good public service?
Keen photographers are being invited to submit their favourite shots of Bury for inclusion in the Tourist Information Centre 2020 calendar.
You are invited to join us at our free Victorian themed Tea & Tales session at Ramsbottom Library on Thursday 17 October (4pm to 5.30pm).
A Prestwich tenant’s failure to pay a fixed penalty notice for depositing waste has landed him with a bill for nearly ten times the amount.
Pop star Katrina Leskanich, of Katrina and the Waves, is the star performer at this year’s Bury Pride autumn fundraiser.
Partners across the public sector have launched a new Community Safety Plan to keep Bury a safe place to live.
Bury Council has been shortlisted for a national award for its exceptional support of Community Sponsorship, a government-backed scheme enabling ordinary people to support refugees to integrate into their communities.
Famous record sleeves designed by artists from across the North West will be on display at Bury Art Museum and Sculpture Centre.
Donna Ball has been appointed Executive Director of Operations at Bury Council.
Libraries Week is a celebration of the nation's much-loved libraries, and in 2019 we are celebrating the role of libraries in the digital world.
A new website to help young people leaving care in Bury has been launched.
Radcliffe Library will be closed to the public from 21 September to 5 November to allow refurbishment works to proceed in safety.
The streets of Bury were filled with colour as around 1,500 runners turned out for one of the North West’s most popular charity road runs.
Bury’s rapid response service to keep vulnerable people safe has received a ‘good’ rating from the Care Quality Commission (CQC).
Young people leaving care in Bury are being offered extra support via a special website being launched on Monday (16 Sep).
