New Community Hubs to co-ordinate help to most vulnerable during Covid-19
Five Community Hubs are being set up across Bury to target help and support to the most vulnerable and needy during the Covid-19 crisis.
Five Community Hubs are being set up across Bury to target help and support to the most vulnerable and needy during the Covid-19 crisis.
The coronavirus outbreak is having an impact on household waste collections, which means we are unable to carry out as many bin collections as usual.
Bury’s four libraries will be closing to the public from today (Monday 23 March) to reduce social contact and combat the spread of Covid-19.
Bury’s trading standards officers are playing their part in cracking down on loan sharks taking advantage of the coronavirus pandemic.
Parents have been urged to keep their children at home as school gates close across the borough this afternoon for an indefinite period.
Bury Council is taking measures to reduce social contact and therefore reduce the transmission of the coronavirus.
Education leaders have worked closely with all Bury’s schools to ensure that they remain open to children in need and those whose parents are in key jobs.
Bury Council is working closely with its partners in the NHS to ensure that the borough’s most vulnerable residents are given top priority in the fight against coronavirus.
Grants of up to £3,000 are available to small and medium sized businesses to support their recruitment of apprentices across Greater Manchester.
A man has been ordered to pay £3,594 in fines and costs for fly-tipping at two locations on the same day in Bury.
In celebration of World Book Day, Bury Council and Foster with Bury is launching their latest appeal for Children in Care and Care Leavers.
Three residents from Bury have now tested positive for Coronavirus (COVID-19). The first Bury case was confirmed on 1 March 2020 after returning from Italy. Following their return to the UK this individual self-isolated and is now being cared for as a matter of precaution at one of the national specialist NHS infection centres.
Dr Will Welfare, Interim Deputy Director, Health Protection for Public Health England NW, said: “Public Health England is contacting people who had close contact with three cases of COVID-19 confirmed in Greater Manchester. Two of the cases are residents of Bury. As a result of contact tracing we know the new Bury cases announced today are known contacts of the previously confirmed case from Bury.
The UK Chief Medical Officer has confirmed that 12 further patients have tested positive for COVID-19 infection today (30 February 2020) bringing the total number of cases in the UK to 33. One of these cases is a resident of Bury and became infected whilst in Italy.
Come and join the reading revolution by taking part in World Book Day and pledge to Share a Million Stories.
If you are LGBT+ and thinking about fostering in Bury, then Foster with Bury would like to hear from you.
The Reading Agency’s Reading Well for Children collection is now available in Bury’s four libraries.
Could you be the next Victoria Wood, Danny Boyle or Guy Garvey? Then now’s your chance!
Bury Council has announced an ambitious multi-million pound set of proposals to help address the Climate Emergency.
The Environment Agency and partners including Bury Council and United Utilities are urging residents and businesses in Radcliffe and Redvales, who may have been affected by the recent flooding, to attend a drop-in session on Thursday 27 February.