Winning the war against Covid-19 in care homes
No cases of coronavirus have been reported in Bury’s care homes for the last 28 days, according to the latest figures.
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Hefty fines threat for rogue landlords
Private sector landlords and letting agents now face hefty fines if they refuse to keep their properties free of significant safety hazards.
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Follow the new guidance – keep us all safe
Health and council leaders in Bury are urging all residents to follow the new measures on not meeting other households announced last night by the Government following a rise in the local infection rate.
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Please celebrate Eid safely plea, as new ‘households’ guidance introduced
Muslims celebrating Eid this weekend are being urged by community leaders to follow new restrictions that prevent people from different households meeting.
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£10 million investment in Bury’s roads
£10 million investment in Bury’s roads
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Let’s Do It – our 10-point plan for Covid-19 recovery
Council leaders have approved a 10-point plan for recovery following the coronavirus lockdown and make sure the borough is fit for the challenges coming our way.
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Investment in new greener bin wagons
Bury’s ageing bin wagons are to be replaced with more efficient, reliable and greener vehicles.
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Celebrate Eid safely to prevent increase in infections, urge community leaders
Celebrate Eid safely to prevent increase in infections, urge community leaders
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Leisure centres to reopen from this weekend
Bury Council’s three leisure centres are to start reopening this weekend following four months of coronavirus lockdown.
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Join a live webinar on Wednesday about the regeneration of Radcliffe
Bury Council is hosting a public consultation evening on Wednesday 22 July at 6pm on the strategic new vision for the regeneration of Radcliffe.
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‘Samarathon’ to raise funds for Mayor’s Charity
The Mayor will join volunteers, raising funds for Bury Samaritans, as they walks 26.2 miles through all six towns of Bury on Friday 24 July.
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Today's online service of remembrance for Covid-19 victims
An online book of remembrance and special service will be held at Manchester Cathedral today for victims of Covid-19
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Bury’s heroic care providers win High Sheriff’s award
Care providers across the borough have all won a High Sherriff Special Recognition award for their frontline heroics during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Residents asked for views on Bee Network cycle and walking safety schemes
People who live or work in Bury are being asked for their views on a series of proposed improvements that are part of Greater Manchester’s Bee Network.
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Helping taxi drivers recover from lockdown
Urgent measures to help taxi and private hire drivers recover from the economic effects of coronavirus are set to be approved tomorrow (Tuesday)
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Remembering Srebrenica – Every Action Matters
Council leaders are backing the Every Action Matters campaign today on this, the 25th anniversary of the genocide in Srebrenica.
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Do you know this asbestos fly-tipper?
Bury taxpayers are footing the bill to clear up asbestos fly-tipped by ‘white van’ drivers in Nangreaves.
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‘Thank you’ payment to our wonderful foster carers
Bury’s foster carers are to receive a ‘thank you’ gift of £100 in recognition of the vital support they have been giving children and young people during the coronavirus crisis.
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Are your details accurate? Residents urged to check they are registered to vote
Residents in Bury will start to receive their annual voting canvass this week – and they may notice it is different from previous years.
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Walk on through Bury’s beautiful nature, guided by local experts
Residents are to be helped to discover the beautiful countryside and nature on their doorsteps through a new book of 13 guided walks [https://www.gmwalking.co.uk/bury-self-led-walks].
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