Vaccinations top 11,000 as fourth Covid vax centre opens
Former Mayor of Bury Sheila Magnall is urging residents to be vaccinated after becoming one of the first to get her jab at the borough’s latest vax centre.
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Fond farewell to one of the council’s longest-serving public servants
Mayoral PA Audrey French is taking a well-deserved early retirement after notching up an incredible 44 years of public service.
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Council cuts greenhouse gas emissions by 47%
Bury’s mission to become carbon neutral has taken a big step forward according to a new report on the local authority’s greenhouse gas emissions.
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Our libraries still offering services during lockdown
Bury’s four libraries are offering a reduced service during the national lockdown for readers to borrow and return books.
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Have your say – on housing, electoral boundaries, hospital developments and the Bury 2030 masterplan
One Community Bury is inviting local residents to have their say on a number of plans now out for public consultation.
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New housing on brownfield sites
New affordable homes are to be built on two brownfield sites in Radcliffe and Redvales following a successful council bid for funding.
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Vaccinations top 3,000 as third Covid-19 vax centre opens
More of Bury’s most vulnerable residents are being protected from the potentially fatal coronavirus with the opening of a third local vaccination centre.
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Cash to improve the market chambers building in Radcliffe
Radcliffe’s market chambers building is to have a £64,000 facelift under plans to continue the long-term regeneration of the town centre.
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Stay at home, save lives, save our NHS – help is here
Health and council leaders have urged Bury residents to follow the new lockdown restrictions as coronavirus rates surge across the nation.
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Have your say on a new political map for Bury Council
A new pattern of electoral wards is being developed for Bury Council, and residents are being invited to give their views.
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Allow our head teachers to do the right thing
Head teachers must not be forced to reopen their schools amid rising coronavirus infection rates, say education leaders in Bury.
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Tier 4 – we’re not happy, but there’s no choice
Health and council leaders have urged Bury residents to follow the tough new coronavirus rules and stay at home as the borough is placed into Tier 4 restrictions (from 31 December).
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Nearly 2,000 vulnerable Bury residents get the Covid vaccination
Vulnerable residents across Bury can look forward to a safer New Year after they received their Covid-19 vaccinations.
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Thousands of children to benefit from food vouchers and extra support this Christmas
Education leaders have reaffirmed their commitment to ensure that no families go hungry over the Christmas period.
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Take care on the roads this Christmas
Festive revellers are urged to stay local this Christmas and not to have one for the road.
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Radcliffe man is vaccination pioneer – for the second time!
Leslie Berkeley could be forgiven for having a sense of déjà vu after becoming one the first people in Radcliffe to get the coronavirus vaccination.
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Castle Leisure Centre rated ‘Excellent’ for Covid-19 control measures
Bury’s Castle Leisure Centre has passed the tough new ‘Quest Prime’ assessment, demonstrating robust protocols in place for both customers and staff.
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Celebrate Christmas safely, urge health and council leaders
Residents are urged to follow the coronavirus guidelines over the Christmas holidays in order to save lives and keep the infection rate down.
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Extra care scheme tenants help to spread Christmas cheer
Staff and residents at a Bury extra care scheme have donated toys and treats to a local foodbank which was recently burgled.
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Christmas support payments for wet-led pubs
Grants of £1,000 are available for Bury pubs which predominantly serve alcohol rather than food and have been severely impacted over the festive season due to Tier 2 and Tier 3 local restrictions.
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