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Topics: Leisure
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Bury Art Museum needs your support
Digital donation points are to be installed at Bury Art Museum so visitors can help contribute to the financial upkeep of the historic building.
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Two more in court for littering
Another two offenders have been prosecuted after failing to pay fixed penalty fines for littering.
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Let’s Do It – volunteer for Radcliffe!
Public-spirited residents are invited to the Radcliffe Volunteers Fair which takes place next Wednesday (15 March).
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Latest news about Radcliffe Regeneration
Latest details of the multi-million pound plans to regenerate Radcliffe town centre are being delivered to every home in the town.
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Local businesses success with the support of Bury’s Build a Business Programme
The Build a Business programme has reached over 140 individuals at the various workshops and 1-2-1 support sessions over the last couple of years. The next set of workshops will be running in March at Bury Library – link here https://www.bury.gov.uk/index.aspx?articleid=16515
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Working towards a safer society
As we celebrate International Women’s Day, the issue of violence against women and girls and how safe women and girl’s feel has never been more important. Bury’s Community Safety Partnership is progressing with work to tackle the issues
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Committed to creating an equitable society this International Women’s Day
Bury Council’s first substantive female chief executive, Lynne Ridsdale, is leading from the front when it comes to International Women’s Day.
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Additional support available for energy bills
900,000 more households across the UK will be able to apply for support from the government’s £400 help with energy bills.
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Road works at the junction of Manchester Road with Radcliffe Road
Essential water mains renewal works are required at the junction of Manchester Road with Radcliffe Road. Work will commence on 1st April for approximately 2 weeks.
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Bury Council’s New Chief Executive Lynne Ridsdale starts today
The new chief Executive of Bury Council, Lynne Ridsdale, starts a busy first-day meeting council and NHS staff across Bury today, to hear more about how Bury can continue to strengthen services and work together with Bury people to improve their lives.
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Bury Council helping the most vulnerable manage tough times
LET’S manage the current tough times together. There’s support available & you don’t need to be on benefits. See our hardship help pages or call 0161 253 5400
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World Book Day!
Celebrate World Book Day on Thursday 2nd March by taking part in a competition organised by Bury Libraries and Bury Catering in primary schools.
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Two more bike libraries open in Bury
Two more bike libraries have opened in Bury, allowing adults and children alike to borrow a bike for free, at Clarence Park and Openshaw Park.
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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.
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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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