Latest moves to realise the Northern Gateway vision for the economy and a “generation of job creation"
Plans to transform Bury’s economy and create thousands of jobs are moving forward with the latest proposals for the Northern Gateway.
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Transforming travel in Fishpool and Pimhole: Phase 2 of a £5.7m scheme starting soon
The second phase of the Bee Active Travel Scheme in Fishpool and Pimhole is set to begin on 3 November 2025, marking another milestone in the borough’s commitment to safer, greener, and more accessible travel.
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Radcliffe pupils celebrate opening of revitalised Riverside Gardens park
Children from St John’s CE Primary School joined the Leader of Bury Council and Cabinet Member for the Environment and Climate Change to officially open the newly refurbished Riverside Gardens pocket park and play area in the heart of Radcliffe town centre.
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Bury’s Right to Grow Initiative Sprouts First Project with ‘Lancaster Roots’ Community Garden in Ramsbottom
Bury Council today celebrated the launch of the borough’s first community food-growing project under the new ‘Right to Grow’ initiative, with a group of enthusiastic neighbours who have established ‘Lancaster Roots’ in Ramsbottom.
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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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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 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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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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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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Community clean-ups get under way
More than 40 bags of litter and rubbish were taken off the streets of Bury during the first of our LET’s Community Clean-ups.
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Another six people fined for fly-tipping and littering
Six more people have been fined for waste offences on the streets of Bury this month.
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Plans to shape development in comprehensive way
Bury Council has adopted new guidance which will shape the development of sites at Elton Reservoir and Walshaw.
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Woman’s £1,900 bill for fly-tipping offence
Using a ‘man with a van’ to get rid of her waste has landed a Bury woman with a bill for £1,900.
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Another four people fined for fly-tipping
Four more people have been fined for dumping their waste on the streets of Bury, bringing the total to eight in the last month.
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Completion of £200k scheme to improve Prestwich Clough and St Mary’s Flower Park
Access and safety improvements costing more than £200,000 at Prestwich Clough and St Mary’s Flower Park are now complete.
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Preserving Peel Tower
Thanks to a grant of £57,000 from the National Lottery Heritage Fund, a condition survey is to be carried out at Peel Tower with a view to preserving this iconic landmark, originally unveiled in 1852, for many years to come.
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Four more fined for fly-tipping and littering
Four more people have been fined for dumping their waste on the streets of Bury.
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Green light for more EV chargers across Bury
A network of EV chargers will be installed across the borough to help people power up their electric vehicles.
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Work starts on new Radcliffe pocket park
Work has started on a new ‘pocket park’ which will bring more green space to the heart of Radcliffe.
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Four more fined for fly-tipping
Four people have been fined for fly-tipping on the streets of the Bury borough in December.
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