Ringing in the true spirit of the festive season, the team from Bellway Homes’ Salisbury Fields and Hardy’s Gate developments have donated a 6ft real Christmas tree to Radcliffe Children’s Centre Hub.
The council, police and local organisations have been taking action to tackle the evil of domestic abuse.
An information evening for people who are considering adoption is being held on Tuesday 3 November from 6.30pm to 8.30pm.
A new Government-led initiative is seeking to ensure that the right amount of housing benefit is being paid to each claimant.
Councillor Mike Connolly, leader of Bury Council, has backed humanitarian calls for UK towns and cities to do more to help refugees.
A new base for people with learning disabilities is now officially open for business.
Bury Council has been awarded Government financial backing to support working carers and their employers.
A drop-in information session about equipment available to help people who are hard of hearing is held on Monday 7 September.
Did you know Bury Council has community funds of up to £250 and £500 available in your area? And, if your project is fitness related, you could also apply for I Will if You Will Funding (up to £1,000).
People across Bury will receive free advice to benefit their “Health” and their “Wealth” at a number of free roadshows taking place across the summer, organised by Six Town Housing.
Money raised from events held during Dementia Awareness Week in Bury is music to the ears of a local support group.
The dining room of the Grundy Day Centre has been converted into a cafe, open to the general public from Monday to Friday (9am to 4pm).
Bury Council has licensed Strong Roots, a local social enterprise, to provide the cafe service at The Green in Clarence Park in Bury.
Pinfold Lane Day Centre in Whitefield is holding its annual Summer Soiree fundraiser on Thursday 30 July.
Families, employers and professionals are invited to a free drop-in event to look at helping those with autism in the workplace.
More than 20 Bury residents, customers, carers and representatives have been telling Bury Council how it can improve social care services for them.
Bury residents are invited to help shape the future of council services at a ‘customer task force’ event held on Friday 1 May.
Two members of staff at Pinfold Lane Day Centre have taken early retirement after notching up almost 50 years’ service between them.
Young people aged from 10 to 16 are invited to an Art Workshop on Saturday 21 March.
Information and advice on how to look after your NHS hearing aid are being offered at a free afternoon session in Bury town centre.