As we head towards Work Life Week 2020 (12-16 October), which is an opportunity for both employers and employees to focus on wellbeing at work and work life balance and with the economy and job market in flux at the moment due to the coronavirus pandemic, now could be the perfect time to think about fostering as a career.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) marks 10 October as World Mental Health Day and this year’s theme is ‘mental health for all’.
Residents are invited to join Bury Council at its first online Community Walking and Cycling Forum on Wednesday 14 October.
Free community tennis sessions are returning to St Mary’s Park in Prestwich to help improve people’s physical and mental wellbeing during the Covid-19 pandemic.
More local people than ever will be offered the flu vaccine this winter to protect themselves and the NHS.
Ramsbottom will become the second library to reopen to customers following the long coronavirus lockdown.
Hundreds of licensed premises across Bury have been visited by council officers and the police to ensure they are complying with Covid-19 laws and guidance
The skate park at Clarence Park in Bury will be closed off to all users until further notice from today (Friday 2 October).
In the last six months across the borough of Bury more than 850 tonnes of green bin recycling has been rejected, wasting more than £75,000 - money that could have been spent on other essential services!
Two more testing centres for coronavirus will open in Bury in the next few days – and will be open seven days a week.
Community leaders in Bury have called on everyone to follow the coronavirus rules as new figures show another sharp rise in new cases.
Young people considering their future prospects are invited to join the Bury Virtual Careers Event 2020 tomorrow (Wed 23 Sep).
A new apartment development of four new flats in the centre of Radcliffe has been completed, providing a total of ten flats for local tenants as part of a wider project on the site
A third walk-in centre has opened in the borough today (Monday 21 Sep) to provide Covid tests to those who have symptoms.
Licensing officers have served an immediate closure notice on the Kavern Klub in Bury town centre for not implementing Covid-safe rules.
Community leaders in Bury have reiterated their call for residents to follow the coronavirus rules as new figures show another big rise in new cases.
Health bosses are urgently appealing to local people to only request a coronavirus test if they have symptoms to ensure tests are available for those that really need them.
Sheila Durr has been appointed to one of the most important positions at Bury Council as executive director for children and young people.
If your children are moving onto pastures new this autumn and taking their next steps into the world of adulthood and university, then Foster with Bury would like to hear from you.
Heritage Open Days encourage venues to open their doors and allow people to visit areas that would normally be out of bounds – but this year, due to Covid-19, things are very different.
