Protecting services as budget is set for coming year
Bury Council has set a budget for 2025/26 which aims to protect public services while meeting major ongoing funding challenges.
Categories: finance
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Budget update – closing the gap and protecting services
Bury Council is taking all necessary measures to set a balanced budget for 2025/26 which also protects public services.
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Tough decisions ahead as council prepares next budget
Town hall finance chiefs are warning of another tough year as they start the process to set next year’s budget.
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Council sets ‘toughest budget yet’ for 2024/25
Members of Bury Council have formally set the budget for upcoming financial year 2024/25.
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Council leaders call for urgent Fair Funding Review as they set toughest budget yet
Council leaders are calling for an urgent review of government funding before the authority’s financial position gets ever more precarious.
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Council calls for fair funding deal – and we need your help
“We are running on fumes – we must have a fairer funding deal to keep vital services going.”
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The cost-of-living crisis and fair funding for essential services
Businesses, charities, community groups and councillors have called on the Government to give Bury a fair funding deal to cope with the cost-of-living crisis.
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East Lancashire Railway secures £300K loan in fresh boost for its future
The East Lancashire Railway (ELR) has received a vital cash boost to help towards safeguarding its future, as the ongoing impact of the pandemic has left it fighting for financial survival.
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Businesses hit by lockdown to receive grants this week
Financial help for local companies forced to close by the national coronavirus lockdown is being distributed from this week.
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Balancing the budget now and in the post-Covid years
Council leaders are making plans to balance a budget hit by austerity and Covid and build a successful future for Bury.
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Deadline looming for businesses to receive a Covid-19 grant
Businesses in Bury are being urged to apply for a Covid-19 grant before the deadline closes on 28 August.
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Let’s Do It – our 10-point plan for Covid-19 recovery
Council leaders have approved a 10-point plan for recovery following the coronavirus lockdown and make sure the borough is fit for the challenges coming our way.
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Major regeneration plans for Radcliffe
Council leaders are drawing up ambitious plans to transform Radcliffe for generations to come – from skills and jobs to the environment and civic/leisure facilities.
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Helping Bury businesses come back better is aim of new grant scheme
Businesses that work from shared premises are the main target of a new grant scheme that aims to boost local economies in the wake of the coronavirus crisis.
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Getting vital cash support to local businesses
More than 1,000 Bury businesses are now receiving grants totalling £12.6 million to help them through the Covid-19 crisis.
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More than £5m paid out so far to local businesses
Bury Council has now paid £5.4 million to local companies through the Government’s Small Business Grant Fund.
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Ready for the future – the council’s budget
Fit and ready to meet our priorities for the future – that’s the aim of council leaders who are drawing up the budget for 2020/21.
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New joint chief officer of the council and CCG appointed
Mike Woodhead has been appointed as joint chief finance officer for Bury Council and NHS Bury CCG.
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£16 million Budget boost for Bury’s communities and economy
Regeneration and thriving businesses and communities are at the heart of a £16 million funding boost announced by council leaders.
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