Four more fined for littering
A further four people have been fined for dumping their waste on the streets of the borough.
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Bury Children’s Services show significant improvement in latest Ofsted inspection
Far more children in Bury are now receiving services that are making a positive difference to their lives and helping to ensure they are safe and well cared.
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SEND services for children and young people in Bury are improving
Services and support for children and young people, and their families, in Bury with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) are improving – but there is more work to do, a recent Department for Education (DfE) and NHS England (NHSE) review has shown.
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Council leader gives seal of approval to Whitefield affordable homes
The leader of Bury Council has welcomed the completion of 30 new affordable homes in Whitefield, delivered through a partnership with housing association Onward Homes.
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Bury celebrates 15 Green Flag awards
As Love Parks Week gets underway, Bury Council is proud to announce that all 13 of the borough’s main parks - along with two cemeteries - have once again been awarded the prestigious Green Flag status for 2025. This national recognition highlights the ongoing commitment to providing welcoming, well-maintained green spaces across the Bury borough.
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It’s full steam ahead for £2 million-plus repair scheme at Higher Woodhill Viaduct
A vital repair scheme to preserve an important landmark on the historical East Lancashire Railway (ELR) line is about to steam ahead, ensuring that heritage trains can journey through Burrs Country Park and beyond for many years to come.
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New health centre on the way to help regenerate Whitefield
A new health centre will be created on the site of the former Whitefield Library and play an important role in revitalising the town centre.
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Community spirit keeping our parks and neighbourhoods clean
Volunteers are at the heart of a summer programme of clean-ups which have already cleared tonnes of rubbish from our neighbourhoods.
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Makeover for Summerseat pump track
The pump track in Summerseat, created by local children, is soon to get a makeover thanks to Summerseat Village Collective, working alongside Bury Council and Community Interest Company Proffitts – Investing in Communities.
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Our Lady of Lourdes celebrates new facilities for children with SEND
Our Lady of Lourdes Roman Catholic Primary in Bury has proudly announced the official opening of its new resource provision facility.
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Jobs and investment plan for trading estate
Bury Council is to redevelop Bradley Fold Trading Estate in Radcliffe to attract more business and create more jobs.
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Work to start on expansion of special school
Work is about to start on the expansion of Millwood primary school to improve the education of children with special needs.
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Find out how to use Facebook and Instagram for your business
A free workshop to help people use Facebook and Instagram for their business is being held at Bury Library on Thursday 31 July (10am to 12pm).
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Shop fined for stocking alcohol after licence was revoked
A Bury off-licence owner has been fined for stocking alcohol on the shelves after his licence was revoked.
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£30m makeover transforms 50+ miles of Bury roads
Bury Council’s £30m highway investment strategy is progressively making roads in the Bury borough better, smoother and safer. Since the start of the extra investment in 2017, more than 50 miles (over 80 kilometres) of roads have been improved.
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More people 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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Prestwich Regeneration gains momentum as travel hub takes shape
The ambitious £100 million+ regeneration of Prestwich Village Centre is gathering momentum, with the first major milestone - the construction of a £14 million multi-storey travel hub - now well underway as the project enters its 16th week.
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Bury Council Launches School Crossings Safety Campaign for Summer
Bury Council is urging drivers and families to take extra care around school crossings after several reports of near misses have been reported. The initiative aims to reinforce road safety messages and counteract poor driver behaviour and lack of awareness.
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Don’t lose your vote – residents urged to check voter registration details
Residents are being urged to check their electoral registration details or risk losing their chance to vote on decisions that affect them. The annual canvass allows Bury Council to keep the electoral register up to date, to identify who risks losing their voice at elections, and to encourage them to register before it’s too late.
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Operator sought for new Radcliffe Enterprise Centre
Support for local small businesses is another step nearer following the council’s decision to procure an operator for the new Radcliffe Enterprise Centre.
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