Local people who could offer a bright future to a child or young person through fostering can join an online webinar next Wednesday (21 July) and find out more about this rewarding role.
People in Bury are being encouraged to help keep kids safe and smoke-free by reporting illegal tobacco sales, often from ‘under the counter’ in local shops, so enforcement teams can take more products off the street.
Bury’s health leaders have urged residents and businesses to proceed cautiously when the final Covid restrictions are lifted on Monday (19 July).
People who illegally dump their rubbish will be given an increased fixed penalty notice of £400 under plans being considered by Bury Council.
Air quality sensors will be installed outside Bury’s schools to monitor how pollution concentrations are influenced by the school run.
Booking has opened for thousands of free holiday activity places available to children in Bury this summer.
Residents are being encouraged to get involved in the official questioning of council policies and services.
Council leaders are backing the Rebuilding Lives campaign on the 26th anniversary of the genocide in Srebrenica.
Residents who have not yet had a Covid vaccination are being urged to join the 80% of Bury residents who have.
Members of the armed forces have been helping to support rapid onsite Covid testing in schools across Bury.
Bury has officially submitted bids totalling £40 million to the Government’s Levelling Up Fund for vital regeneration projects.
Bury has joined districts across Greater Manchester in asking the Government for help to stop ash die-back decimating our trees.
Bury Council has agreed to spend £1 million on bringing empty homes back into use as affordable housing.
Work will start on Monday 12 July 2021 to improve the layout at one of Bury town centre’s busiest spots.
Bury’s first mobile Covid vax vehicle is coming to town to help in the race to get everyone vaccinated.
A total of 125,513 people in Bury have now had their first Covid jab - and 91,663 residents have received their second dose.
Get ready to go wild for this year’s Summer Reading Challenge ‘Wild World Heroes’!
The future of Bury’s three civic halls will be determined when the council’s cabinet meets tomorrow (Wed 30 June).
Plans for a new hotel on the former Bury Fire Station site have been put forward to Bury Council.
The council is spending £4 million this financial year on resurfacing works on a number of roads across the borough.
