Local election results in Bury
Labour now have a majority of 25 seats on Bury Council following yesterday’s (Thursday 22 May) local elections.
Topics: Politics
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Raising the flag for respect and tolerance
Civic leaders in Bury have been promoting tolerance and tackling prejudice by flying a rainbow flag outside the town’s Knowsley Place.
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Forgotten to post your vote for the elections?
Postal voters who haven’t yet mailed back their ballots are being assured that they can still have their say in the local and European elections.
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Tune in live for the local election results
Bury Council is taking another pioneering step in bringing democracy closer to the people by live streaming the local election results.
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Last chance to get a postal vote for the elections
Residents who want a postal vote in the upcoming council and European elections must contact the council by Wednesday 7 May.
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Candidates announced for Bury Council and European elections
A total of 75 candidates are standing in the Bury Council elections which take place on Thursday 22 May.
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Bury flies the flag for St George
The flag of England’s patron saint takes pride of place outside the new Union Square opposite Bury Town Hall.
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Mayor takes tower plunge for local charities
The Mayor of Bury is leading by example by abseiling down the borough’s famous Peel Tower landmark.
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Make sure you can vote in the elections
Residents across Bury are about to receive their polling cards for the upcoming council and European Parliament elections.
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Council announces cost-cutting restructure
Bury Council has taken its latest move to save money by cutting the number of its directorates from four to three.
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Make sure you can vote in this year’s elections
Residents across the borough are being urged to ensure that they are on the voters’ roll for this year’s council and European elections.
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Focus on health at Ramsbottom, Tottington and North Manor Township Forum
Plans to transform local health and care services will be discussed whenRamsbottom, Tottington and North Manor Township Forum meets on Thursday 27 March.
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Raising the flag for the Commonwealth
Bury’s civic leaders joined communities across the land in flying the flag for the Commonwealth.
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Focus on health at Bury East Township Forum
Plans to transform local health and care services will be discussed whenBury East Township Forum meets on Wednesday 19 March.
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Conservatives win Ramsbottom by-election
The Conservatives won last night’s (Thursday 6 March) by-election in Ramsbottom which was held following the resignation of Labour councillor Joanne Columbine.
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All the people – come and hear about ParkLife!
Residents can hear about the plans for the upcoming ParkLife concert when Prestwich Township Forum meets on Wednesday 12 March.
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West is best for township forum
Major changes in local health services will be discussed when Bury West Township Forum meets on Thursday 13 March.
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Health at the heart of next township forum
Health is top of the agenda when Whitefield and Unsworth Township Forum meets on Tuesday 11 March.
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Council’s tax freeze in Bury for 2014/15
Bury Council has frozen the amount of council tax it demands from residents, it was agreed by councillors tonight (Wednesday 19 February).
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Health, police and more at township forum
Radcliffe residents are invited to the next meeting of the local township forum, which is on Wednesday 26 February.
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