Vandals strike again – do you know who they are?
Vandals have struck again damaging tennis courts and Bury’d Treasure signs in community parks and green spaces.
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More people fined for fly-tipping by new enforcement officers
Another four people have been given on-the-spot fines of £400 by enforcement officers using new powers.
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Cultural spotlight on Bury this weekend
Bury is all set to be in the cultural spotlight this weekend with an exciting programme of events to celebrate its title of the Greater Manchester Town of Culture for 2021.
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Let's help Bury go carbon neutral
Bury has launched zerocarbon.vote an online consultation tool for residents to vote on what low carbon heating they want in their homes.
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Over 249,000 people now vaccinated across Bury – Make sure to get your jab!
All young people in Bury aged 16 and 17 are now able to get a Covid jab and get protected against coronavirus.
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Let’s tackle deprivation – plans to make sure everyone earns a decent wage unveiled
Plans to make sure everyone earns a decent wage unveiled. A report to the council's Cabinet, to be discussed next week, sets out plans to introduce the Real Living Wage.
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Emergency road closure - Heywood Road in Prestwich
Emergency investigations and repairs on a collapsed carriageway at the junction of Heywood Road and Bury New Road in Prestwich, diversions are in place. Please allow extra time for your journey. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause. We expect the road to reopen on Friday 27 August, but this is subject to change.
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Housing minister presented with Radcliffe brownfield housing delivery plans
Housing minister Christopher Pincher visited Radcliffe yesterday to see Bury Council’s plans to create new homes on brownfield sites.
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Two more pop-up Covid vax clinics - in Whitefield and Prestwich
Two more pop-up vax clinics will be held before the end of August to make it even easier for local residents to get their jabs.
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Places for Everyone – how to have your say
Formal consultation on the Greater Manchester plan for housing, jobs and the environment has started.
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Bury Council launches Town of Culture Opportunity Pass to thank key workers
Bury Council is launching a ‘Bury Town of Culture Opportunity Pass’ to thank key workers and volunteers for their efforts during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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From Monday – Covid jabs for 16 and 17 year olds
All young people in Bury aged 16 and 17 will, from Monday (23 Aug), be able to get a Covid jab and get protected against coronavirus.
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Helping our armed forces and veterans through the most difficult times
Bury Council has reaffirmed its support for armed forces personnel against the backdrop of the turmoil in Afghanistan.
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Bury Council approves Clean Air Plan for Greater Manchester
Bury Council’s cabinet has approved Greater Manchester’s final Clean Air Plan to tackle the problem of air pollution on local roads, which contributes towards at least 1,200 deaths per year in the city-region.
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Mobile Covid vax clinics in Radcliffe next week
Two pop-up vax clinics will be held in Radcliffe next week to make it even easier for local residents to get their jabs.
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Bury nursing home manager receives national award
The manager of a Bury nursing home has received a prestigious award for his “brave and heroic leadership” during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Vax jabs up to 243k: coming shortly, 16/17 year olds!
All young people aged 16 and 17 will soon be invited to receive a Covid vaccination, and parents and carers of eligible children will be contacted in the coming weeks.
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Congratulations to all our GCSE students!
The big day has finally arrived for thousands of Bury teenagers who are receiving their GCSE results.
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More than 90 streets to be improved over the next month
Scores of streets across Bury are to benefit in the latest phase of the council’s highways investment programme.
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Consultation starts on Places for Everyone plan
Formal consultation on the Greater Manchester plan for housing, jobs and the environment has started.
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