Bury continues to stand with Ukraine
Bury once again stands in solidarity with the people of Ukraine, on this the first anniversary of the invasion of the country.
Topics: Leisure
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Looking to the future despite budget challenges
Bury Council is allocating an extra £400,000 to help the borough’s most vulnerable through the cost of living crisis and show residents that it is on their side during these tough times.
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Clarence Park gets new outdoor gym
A brand new £10,000 outdoor gym is now in place at Clarence Park to support residents to achieve their fitness goals and boost their wellbeing.
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For Man is Coming Here – major new exhibition at Bury Art Museum
A major new exhibition exploring man’s impact on climate change will open at Bury Art Museum and Sculpture Centre on Saturday 4 March.
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Bury volunteers return to help NHS trial new cancer screening test
Hundreds of volunteers from across Bury will be invited to return to mobile clinics over the coming weeks for their second appointment as part of the NHS-Galleri trial.
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Bury Libraries & Archives joins Greater Manchester Library System
Readers will have a greater choice than ever now that Bury has joined the shared Greater Manchester Library Management System. This gives Bury borrowers a choice of four million books and other items.
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Community groups helping people through hard times
The first round of awards from Bury Council’s Cost of Living Community Fund have been made – and there’s still time to apply for the second round.
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Entries for the 2023 Bury Running Festival are now open
Bury Running Festival is set to return featuring the Bury 10 Mile, Bury 10K and brand-new Mini and Junior runs.
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Join our latest Build a Business workshops
Want to create a successful business? Need advice on tax matters? Then come to one of our latest Build a Business workshops.
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Bury Art Museum postcard auction raises £525 for mayor’s charities
Bury Art Museum has raised £525 for the mayor’s charities through a postcard exhibition and silent auction held at the gallery at the end of 2022.
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Bury - Too Great for Hate
Bury is joining forces with authorities across Greater Manchester to mark Hate Crime Awareness Week, which starts on Monday (6 Feb).
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LGBT+ History Month - claiming our past, celebrating our present, creating our future
A range of events is taking place in Bury to mark LGBT+ History Month, which runs from 1 to 28 February.
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Bury welcomes its new Freemen
Four people who epitomise the best of Bury have been granted the borough’s highest civic honour.
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Bury is the country’s Best Market Attraction
The famous Bury Market has won another national award – the Best Market Attraction in the land.
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Hate crime awareness event
Learn how to keep yourself safe and support others in the community at a Hate Crime Awareness event at Radcliffe Market on Thursday 9 February.
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Let’s take on the challenge to waste less food
A leaflet championing the need to waste less food will be delivered to residents across the borough of Bury from today, along with a roll of 52 compostable food waste liners.
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Children inspired to look after the environment
A Tree Walk of Bury will be created and feed into a series of climate action workshops aimed at schools and families.
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Covid lockdown artefacts at Bury Art Gallery
People’s thanks to public sector workers who helped us through the Covid pandemic have been compiled by Bury Art Museum.
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Huge success of local Covid vaccination centres
Bury’s civic Covid vaccination centres have delivered more than 400,000 jabs during the pandemic.
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Watch the annual Holocaust Memorial commemoration
The annual Holocaust Memorial commemoration is being streamed live on Thursday 26 January at 7pm, with the recording available after the event. You can view this at: https://buryholocaustmemorialevent.vidius.co.uk
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