Bury residents are being urged to have their say on changes that would help them to keep cycling and walking as the town and country recovers from the coronavirus pandemic.
Holyrood councillor Tim Pickstone is the new Mayor of Bury for the municipal year 2020/21.
Prestwich councillor Eamonn O’Brien was elected the new leader of Bury Council at today’s (Wed 20 May) annual meeting.
Bury Council will continue to deliver its essential services, many in adapted ways, as it meets challenges presented by the coronavirus crisis. This means most buildings will remain closed and large numbers of staff will continue to work from home, in accordance with national advice.
Bury’s hard-working binmen have been collecting more domestic waste than ever during the coronavirus lockdown.
Bury Council has launched a helpline to provide psychological support to parents and carers during the Covid-19 crisis.
Events to mark the birthday of Victoria Wood next week as part of the Happy festival are still taking place despite the coronavirus lockdown.
The hundreds of volunteers who are looking after our most vulnerable have been thanked by council leader David Jones and chief executive Geoff Little.
Hundreds of Bury school pupils are continuing to enjoy a healthy dinner during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Councillor Eamonn O’Brien is set to become the new leader of Bury Council.
Making sure that every child matters has led to a Bury primary school winning a national award.
Teeth brushed, ready for bed – time for a story, courtesy of Bury Libraries!
Community groups can bid for a share of £10,000 to support them in the outstanding work they are doing to help people through the Covid-19 crisis.
Council leaders are formulating ambitious improvement plans to keep Bury Market as the jewel in Bury’s crown.
Council staff whose backroom work has a huge effect on how services are planned and provided have won a number of national awards.
People who want to join Bury’s response to Covid-19 by becoming a key health or care worker can now use a single website to apply for both short and longer-term roles.
Culture is flourishing in Bury despite the Covid-19 pandemic – in fact, the virus is being used as the inspiration for a major new arts and social history project.
Highways crews have filled more than 1,700 potholes across Bury since the coronavirus lockdown began.
Thousands of people are continuing to enjoy a good read through the library service despite the temporary closure of local branches.
Bury Libraries + Archives have produced two publications to mark the 75th anniversary of VE Day, which can be accessed online on BorrowBox.
