A record number of Fixed Penalty Notices have been issued as part of the ongoing efforts to tackle environmental crime and keep Bury clean and safe.
A total of 16 Fixed Penalty Notices have recently been issued for offences including fly-tipping, littering and breaches of commercial waste regulations, with more than half already having been paid.
The notices included:
Six Fixed Pena
Residents, businesses and community organisations across Bury are being invited to have their say on proposals for the council’s 2027/28 budget.
The consultation, running to 30 November, follows Cabinet’s consideration of the council’s latest financial position and proposals for savings and additional income.
The council faces a forecast budget gap of £20.3 million for next year. Rising dema
Bury Council has issued six further fines to people who illegally dumped waste in our borough.
Play is a vital part of every child's development by helping children build confidence, develop social skills, stay active and explore the world around them.
Well-designed playgrounds create welcoming community spaces that bring families and neighbours together.
Residents across Prestwich are being invited to have their say on exciting plans to improve three local playgrounds as part of a £
Prestwich Library is set to reopen in its temporary location at the Phoenix Centre, bringing back vital services to the local community.
Boz Park in Unsworth has officially been declared as Bury’s newest Local Nature Reserve, becoming the eighth site in the borough to receive this nationally recognised status.
Mike Owen has been appointed the new chief executive of Bury Council following five months as its interim head.
Bury Council has closed a public foothpath in the centre of Ramsbottom to protect the public from a wall that is in danger of collapsing.
Bury Council’s most senior officer is to step down in March after many years of public service.
Bury planners are leading the way in taking action against those who break the regulations or build without permission.
Bury Trading Standards is advising residents to consider carefully phone calls from callers claiming that they can get them into a lower Council Tax band or obtain a refund.
New brides who feared the winter weather would ruin their big day found it was "snow" problem for Bury's registration officers.
Residents can quiz some of Bury’s top service leaders on Wednesday 6 February at Bury Town Hall.
Residents are being urged to give their views on two new Plan for Change consultations launched by Bury Council.
Staff and Governors from schools across Bury were invited to the first ever Traded Services fair on 8 November where they were introduced to meet with suppliers from council departments in a bid to find out more about services offered, work more effectively and potentially make some cash savings.
