Bury Futures is an exciting opportunity to connect with people who have a link to our towns, whether they grew up here, live here, or work here. We want as many people as possible to be part of these discussions.
It’s official - Radcliffe is to get a new high school.
High demand for pets during lockdown has seen puppy prices rise dramatically and encouraged illegal traders to scale up their activities.
Bury Public Protection Service is warning residents to stop and think if they want to buy a puppy to keep them company during the continued lockdown.
Many illegally bred puppies are sold online through social media or small ad sites. It is estimated that
Around 28,000 people registered with a Bury GP have now been vaccinated against coronavirus.
This means that just over 15% of the eligible population (182,100) have been given at least one of the two jabs necessary to protect against the potentially fatal illness.
The continued pace of Bury’s programme means that the majority of cohorts 1-4 (everyone aged 70+ and clinically extremely vulnera
Improving everyone’s access to healthy and sustainable food is the ambition of the newly-launched Bury Food Strategy. #Goodfoodbury
More than 23,000 people registered with a Bury GP have now been vaccinated against coronavirus.
Bury Council recognises that the voluntary and community sector is integral to the fabric of Bury and has never been more important as the borough continues to live with Covid.
Health and council leaders have issued a huge ‘thank you’ to the staff and volunteers who are working tirelessly to vaccinate Bury people against coronavirus.
Watch online tomorrow (Thursday 28 Jan) when Bury Council and its partners hold their 19th Holocaust Memorial Event and their first to take place ‘virtually’.
Pub owners who primarily serve alcohol rather than food are reminded that they have until 31 January to claim a £1,000 Covid grant.
Prestwich councillor Tim Pickstone will be the first person in 70 years to be Mayor of Bury for a second consecutive term.
The tireless efforts of council staff and partner agencies to keep residents safe during Storm Christoph has paid off in Bury.
Three new grant schemes have been approved to help Bury businesses cope with the financial effects of the coronavirus lockdown.
Public consultation starts today (Thursday 21 Jan) on the future use of Bury’s three civic halls.
Residents, businesses and agencies are being invited to take part in webinars and have their say on Bury’s draft housing strategy.
Bury children will continue to receive free school meals during the half-term and Easter holidays.
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.
Mayoral PA Audrey French is taking a well-deserved early retirement after notching up an incredible 44 years of public service.
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.
Bury’s four libraries are offering a reduced service during the national lockdown for readers to borrow and return books.
