Bury Cost-of-Living Summit 2024
People who care about Bury came together on Monday (4 November) to understand how we have helped, and continue helping, the most vulnerable people in the Borough.
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Greater Manchester Fostering Fortnight aims to dispel myths
There’s a number of events taking place in Bury to help anyone considering fostering.
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Pilsworth Road, Bury
Lane closures with temporary traffic lights will be in used between 8th November and 13th November, and from 18th November to 22nd November. A full road closure will be used for the major resurfacing works from 14th November to 17th November.
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Women in Football Screening & Q&A
As part of the Going to the Match exhibition, Bury Art Museum are screening “Granny” an award-winning short film that celebrates the life of the Dick Kerr Ladies football team star of the early 20th century, Lizzy Ashcroft on 13th November 2.30 – 3.30 pm.
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Bury flies the Purple Flag for a safer and vibrant night-time economy
Bury is celebrating as it proudly receives the Purple Flag again for its commitment to creating a dynamic, secure and vibrant evening and night-time economy.
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Supporting our young adults
Young people leaving care have a new place for support to turn to with the launch of Bury Care Leavers Hub.
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Ensuring we all benefit from life’s opportunities
Enabling everyone in Bury to benefit from future prosperity and life chances is the aim of a refreshed inclusion strategy and set of equality objectives being considered by Bury Council.
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Social Value brings rewards to whole community
Bury Council will use its financial muscle to ensure that all communities benefit from ongoing and future investment.
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Tough decisions ahead as council prepares next budget
Town hall finance chiefs are warning of another tough year as they start the process to set next year’s budget.
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Winter Service Team ready for first cold snap
Bury Council’s Winter Service Team are gearing up to work day and night to help keep key roads across the borough moving over the winter months.
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Eight more fined for fly-tipping and littering
Eight people have been fined for fly-tipping or littering on the streets of Bury in October.
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Join 50,000 households across Bury: sign up for bin collection reminders today!
Bury Council is thrilled to announce that more than half of all households have now signed up for their bin collection reminder emails.
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Could you be entitled to Pension Credit? Come to one of our advice sessions
Sessions are being held across Bury to advise people on Pension Credit and helping them to apply if they qualify.
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Two thousand young people take part in this year’s B-SAFE project
More than 2,000 students at 11 of the borough’s high schools have been learning how to keep themselves safe in all manner of situations.
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Mayor launches Poppy Appeal in Bury
The National Poppy Appeal has been launched in Bury as we remember the brave men and women who sacrificed their lives and livelihoods during past and current conflicts.
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Keeping our streets protected as Bury builds for the future
Prosecution of those causing disturbance in the town centre, support for young people who might be drawn into trouble, and support for women and girls affected by violence are all success stories from work to protect residents and visitors.
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Game changing multi-million pound development set to take step forward
Plans to take forward Greater Manchester’s biggest proposed employment development, which will generate more than 20,000 high-quality jobs and bring a £1bn economic boost, are set to be considered by Bury and Rochdale councils.
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Standing Together Community Safety Grants programme launched
Bury Council, working alongside Bury Voluntary, Community, and Faith Alliance (VCFA), have opened a new funding programme to support local groups working to promote positive community safety, enhance community cohesion and tackle hate crime within the borough.
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Sniffing out illegal tobacco and vapes
Sniffer dogs Skye and Lewis have been sniffing out illicit tobacco hidden away in secret compartments in Bury shops.
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Time to choose your child’s secondary school
Parents with Year 6 children are reminded that they have just two weeks left to apply for a secondary school place for them.
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