Green light for new flexi-hall on the famous Bury Market
Major plans to boost the famous Bury Market have taken a big step forward after planners approved designs for a new flexi-hall and new roofing.
Topics: Leisure
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Bury’s latest bike library is now open!
The borough’s fourth Bike Library has now opened at Bury Library, following the previous successes at Radcliffe Library, Clarence Park and Openshaw Park.
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Have your say on plans to enforce moving traffic offences in Bury
Bury Council is planning to apply to the Department for Transport (DfT) for powers to enforce moving traffic offences, and wants to hear the views of residents, businesses and interested parties.
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It’s finally arrived - GCSE results day!
Thousands of Bury teenagers are receiving their GCSE results today in what is one of the most important occasions in their lives so far.
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Better your job prospects with improved IT skills
Do you want to improve your IT skills to get back into work or gain a promotion? Computer skills are now essential in a wide range of industries. This fast-track course provides a quick route to achieving a qualification in the International Computer Driving Licence (ICDL).
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Bridging the gap over the River Roch
A new bridge for walkers and cyclists has been lifted into place over the River Roch at Gigg Lane.
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Congratulations to Bury's Adult Learner of the Year
Congratulations to Marja Eugeni our Bury Adult Learner of the Year! After completing an art course with Bury Adult Learning Service she is now going on to start university in September
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Improvements at Chapelfield Nature Reserve
Bury Council are working alongside Community Interest Company Proffitts – Investing in Communities on a project to improve the Chapelfield Nature Reserve in Bury.
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Standing Together Community Safety Grants launched
Groups working to promote positive community safety and tackle hate crime within the borough can apply for funding to support their schemes.
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Funding boost for Age UK Bury
Bury Council has agreed to extend the funding it gives the Age UK Bury Befriending Service for a further six months.
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Bury joins In The Loop with new colourful bins to boost recycling on-the-go
Bright, colourful and eye-catching bins are appearing in Burrs Country Park from today (1 Aug) 2023 as a new on-the-go recycling initiative is launched by Bury Council.
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Leaders approve funding to build new cycling and walking bridge in Radcliffe
Greater Manchester transport leaders have approved £2.55m for the delivery of a new cycling and walking bridge spanning the River Irwell in Radcliffe.
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Tour of Britain coming back to Bury
The UK’s biggest professional cycle race, the 2023 Tour of Britain, will be returning to Bury on Sunday 3 September.
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Increasing physical health across Bury
Four more outdoor gyms have been installed in Bury’s parks, taking the total to 11.
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Bury Council provides support during cost-of-living crisis
Bury Council has a range of help available for individuals and households struggling during the current tough times.
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Green light for key part of Radcliffe regeneration
Work to build Radcliffe’s new multi-million pound Civic Hub has been approved by council planners.
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Adoption roadshows highlight children’s age is ‘just a number’!
People in the North-West have been asked to ‘guess the ages’ of children in a bid to challenge perceptions and misconceptions of those waiting for adoption.
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Improve your skills at ‘The Big Community Day Out’
Come along and meet tutors and staff from Bury Adult Learning Centre and find out more about improving your job prospects, creative skills and health and wellbeing. Bury Adult Learning Centre is holding ‘The Big Community Day Out’ on Saturday 22 July, at 10.30am-2.30pm, where you can find out more about what it offers.
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14 Green Flags flying over Bury
In a record-breaking year, Bury is again raising its prestigious Green Flags at green spaces across the borough.
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Cost of Living Community Fund open for applications
Local voluntary and community groups, who are helping residents through the cost of living crisis, can apply for support through a new Cost of Living Community Fund.
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