Prestwich Travel Hub, another step forward
Prestwich Travel Hub takes another step towards opening this summer.
Topics: Public sector
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Good Growth Funding Secured for Prestwich
Prestwich is entering a new era as several major regeneration milestones have now been achieved, marking the start of visible change in the heart of the village.
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Four days left to comment on masterplans for future new communities
Residents have until Friday (27 March) to comment on draft development frameworks for Elton Reservoir, Walshaw and Simister/Bowlee.
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Four more fined for fly-tipping and littering
A further four people have been fined for dumping their waste on the streets of the borough.
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Radcliffe councillor to become deputy mayor
Radcliffe councillor Mike Smith is to become the next deputy mayor of Bury, and then mayor the following year in line with protocol.
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New family hub opens at Chesham Fold
A new family hub has officially opened! Chesham Fold Family Hub, at 89 Chesham Fold Road, Bury, is now open for families to find support and community activities.
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Improvement works begin on North Trail at Philips Park, Whitefield
Bury Council and the Nationwide Cycling Academy have announced that improvement works to the popular North Trail mountain bike route within Philips Park, Whitefield have now begun.
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Have your say on the future of Ramsbottom Market
Residents and businesses are being invited to share their views on the potential return of Ramsbottom Market.
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Residents’ chance to play crucial role in Radcliffe Pride in Place programme
Radcliffe residents are being given the chance to play a crucial role in how £20 million should be spent in the town.
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Fake goods worth £3 million found in trading standards raid
More than 5,000 fake luxury goods worth £3.1 million have been uncovered in Bury by trading standards officers.
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Candidates declared for Tottington by-election
The candidates have been confirmed for the Tottington by-election which will take place on Thursday 2 April.
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Drop-in sessions to help you quit smoking
Two drop-in sessions will be held in Radcliffe next Wednesday (11 March) to give people expert advice and support to give up smoking.
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Residents at Choices for Living Well (Killelea) Receive Outstanding Care in Top-Rated Rehabilitation Service
Residents at Choices for Living Well (Killelea) are benefiting from an Outstanding level of rehabilitation care, as confirmed by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) in its November 2025 assessment.
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Bury’s Right to Grow Initiative sows more seeds with new group at Abingdon Close, Whitefield.
Bury Council today celebrated the launch of the borough’s second community food-growing project under the new ‘Right to Grow’ initiative, with a growing group of neighbours from Whitefield.
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Prestwich Library to relocate temporarily as next phase of major regeneration works begin
Bury Council has confirmed that Prestwich Library will temporarily relocate to the Phoenix Centre to enable the next phase of the Prestwich regeneration programme.
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Secondary School Placements 2026
Children going to their first choice of secondary school has increased since 2025.
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Council by-election called for Thursday 2 April 2026
Following the resignation of Councillor Luis McBriar, two requests from registered electors in Tottington have been made to the Returning Officer for a by-election to be held in the Tottington ward. The successful candidate will be elected for a two-year term, which is the remaining period available for this appointment.
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Bury Council Statement on SEND White Paper
Bury Council welcomes the publication of the government’s SEND white paper and will take time to carefully review and reflect on its findings.
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£30m 9-year investment upgrades 60+ miles of Bury roads as £4m more approved!
Bury Council’s £30 million highway investment programme has already transformed more than 60 miles (96.5km) of roads across the Bury borough, delivering safe and noticeably smoother journeys for residents. A further £4million has now been approved, enabling road improvement works to continue through to March 2027.
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Protecting services as budget is set for coming year
Bury Council has set a budget for 2026/27 which aims to protect public services while meeting major ongoing funding challenges.
The council had been forecasting a financial gap of £14m for the next financial year because of increasing costs and rising demand for intensive services such as social care, but this has been reduced to £3.9m.
This has been through a better-than-expected funding se
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