Bury Council’s support for Real Living Wage for the lowest paid
It's #LivingWageWeek and Bury Council is proud to be an accredited Real Living Wage employer
Topics: Leisure
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The cost-of-living crisis and fair funding for essential services
Businesses, charities, community groups and councillors have called on the Government to give Bury a fair funding deal to cope with the cost-of-living crisis.
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Runners get set for the Bury Running Festival
Runners of all ages and abilities are getting ready to pull on their trainers for the Bury Running festival, taking place on Sunday 20 November.
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Say ‘cheers’ to recycling at the World Cup finals
Football fans are being urged to get behind recycling during the World Cup finals which start on Sunday (20 Nov).
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It’s a winner! Bury Council joins UK campaign to recruit foster carers during the World Cup
Bury Council has joined forces with Bolton Council to lead on a new national fostering campaign during the World Cup.
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Specialist housing for older people with extra needs
A derelict site in Bury is to be transformed into specialist accommodation for older people including those with long-term conditions.
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Bury appoints new director of public health
Jon Hobday has been appointed Bury’s new director of public health.
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Options appraisal for Bury Art Museum
Residents are being urged to take part in consultations about the future use of Bury Art Museum.
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Support for adult skills, learning and employment
Council leaders have been supporting and encouraging local businesses to provide training, skills and employment support.
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Illegal tobacco – appeal to the public to help stop Bury kids smoking
Bury residents are being encouraged to help stop local kids from smoking by reporting the sale of illegal tobacco.
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Bury receives national award for its armed forces support
Bury Council has been presented with a Silver award from the Ministry of Defence for actively supporting the armed forces community in its workplace.
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We will remember them – on Armistice Day and beyond
The Mayor of Bury will be taking part in a civic march on Remembrance Sunday (13 Nov) to pay tribute to the fallen.
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New laws to protect against spread of bird flu
Bird keepers in Bury are reminded that new laws regarding their housing come into place today (Monday 7 Nov) to protect against avian flu.
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Winter Service Team ready for first cold snap
Bury Council’s Winter Service Team is gearing up to work day and night to help keep key roads across the borough moving over the winter months.
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Monsters on the market!
The monsters are coming to Bury Market next Wednesday (9 Nov) to make sure we’re all getting jabbed up against Covid and flu.
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Giving youth a chance on the famous Bury Market
The traders of tomorrow are being showcased in a new Bury Youth Market which will be held in Mill Gate Square on Saturday 3 December.
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New exhibition by David Gilbert
Bury Art Museum is offering visitors a unique chance to see a body of work by sculptor/artist David Gilbert.
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Islamophobia Awareness Month
During November’s Islamophobia Awareness Month, Bury Council and its partners have re-affirmed their commitment to tackling racism, hate crime and Islamophobia.
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Statement on Bury football merger vote
Statement from Bury Council following tonight's Bury football merger vote.
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Trading standards commended for Covid support work
Trading standards officers in Bury have been praised at national level for their work in supporting businesses and the public through the Covid pandemic.
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