Housing young people with additional needs
A pioneering scheme to help house people with additional needs has approved by council leaders in Bury.
Topics: Leisure
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Meet the author at Ramsbottom Library
Author David Nolan will be visiting Ramsbottom Library on Thursday 22 September at 6.30pm.
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It’s almost here - Bury’s best ever running event
With under two weeks to go to the Bury Running Festival on Sunday 18 September, the entry deadline is edging ever closer for the much-loved Bury 10K, the popular Bury Fun Run and this year’s brand new event, the Bury 10 Mile
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Bury Market – helping you with the cost of living
Shoppers were given a taste of healthy and affordable food when they visited the Cook Well for Less stall on Bury Market.
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Join Bury Leisure at their Festival of Feel Good Open day
Bury Leisure are inviting people to join them on Saturday 10 September for their Festival of Feel Good Open Day at Castle Leisure Centre, Radcliffe Leisure Centre and Ramsbottom Pool and Fitness Centre.
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Energising you and your finances
Are you worried about the rising cost of energy bills this winter? Come along and talk to industry professionals about your finances.
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Bury Adult Learning Service – come along to our advice and guidance open days
Have you been thinking about improving your CV or job prospects with a course or qualification?
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Plans to remove housing proposed for Green Belt site
Council leaders are proposing to remove a Green Belt site in Walshaw from the Places for Everyone housing and development masterplan.
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Come and see the new plans for the £40m Radcliffe Civic Hub
Radcliffe residents are invited to come along and view the latest plans for the £40m Radcliffe Civic Hub.
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Month of Hope – Raising Awareness of Suicide
World Suicide Prevention Day 2022 is on Saturday (10 Sep), launching a Month of Hope which will run until World Mental Health Day on 10 October.
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Getting ready to give Covid autumn boosters
Health services In Bury are gearing up to offer eligible people an autumn booster jab of the Covid-19 vaccination.
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Three more in court for littering and fly-tipping
Another three offenders have been prosecuted after failing to pay fixed penalty fines for littering and fly tipping.
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Bringing empty properties back into use
A problematic empty property has been given a new lease of life by Bury Council.
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Flooding in Pakistan
Bury Council’s Leader, Councillor Eamonn O’Brien has spoken about the tragedy in Pakistan.
“Our thoughts go out to all those who have been impacted by the devastating floods in Pakistan where there has been historic rainfall affecting so much of the country,” he said.
“Annual rainfall has been ten times higher than normal leaving one-third of the country underwater due to flooding.
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Chief executive of Bury Council to retire next year
Bury Council’s chief executive Geoff Little OBE is to retire early next year after more than four decades of public service.
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Parents reminded to apply for their child’s secondary school place
Applications open on 1 September for parents to choose what secondary school their children will transfer to in autumn 2023.
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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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Council stands with Ukraine on Independence Day
“On Ukrainian Independence Day we stand with all those Ukrainians who have made Bury their home, whether they have been here for a long time or if they have recently arrived,” said Councillor Richard Gold, Bury Council's Cabinet Member for Communities.
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Have your say on the latest designs for the £40m Radcliffe Civic Hub
Two more community feedback events on Radcliffe’s large scale multi-million-pound regeneration programme are due to take place this week. Residents are reminded to come along and have their say.
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Public urged to join campaign to save Castle Armoury
Bury’s civic leaders are asking the public to join them in appealing to the Government to save the town’s historic Castle Armoury.
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