Young people in Bury lead the way in tackling hate crime
Pupils from across Bury’s secondary schools have been working together to help tackle issues of hate crime in our schools and communities.
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Buses, parking, police and more – at the forum
A wide range of local issues will be discussed when Whitefield and Unsworth Township Form meets on Tuesday 8 March.
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Appeal for help - have you seen this lady?
Bury Council is asking for the public's help in tracing a 61-year-old lady who has been missing since Saturday (13 Feb).
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Mayor launches £900,000 community chest
Communities across Greater Manchester are invited to bid for a slice of £900,000 to build strong neighbourhoods, boost volunteering and empower the region’s young people.
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Tackling domestic abuse - Bury East to decide local priorities
Residents in Bury East will have the power to decide how funding to tackle domestic abuse will be spent in their community.
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Meet your local police officers at the Radcliffe mobile station
Residents are invited to meet their local police officers when a mobile station will be outside Radcliffe Market Hall on 13 and 14 February.
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Get online – Prestwich to hold first e-forum
Local police officers and councillors are going online this Thursday (10 Dec) as Prestwich holds its first township e-forum.
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On the hunt for loan sharks
Bury Council have joined Greater Manchester Police and partners in tackling illegal money lending as the hunting season for loan sharks begins.
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Working together to tackle domestic abuse
The council, police and local organisations have been taking action to tackle the evil of domestic abuse.
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Be safe, be cool – at the same time!
High school pupils across Bury have been learning how to stay safe and cool - at the same time!
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Illicit tobacco ‘sniffed out’ by trading standards
Thousands of illicit cigarettes were discovered by trading standards officers following visits to four local shops.
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Partners sign up to tackle scourge of domestic abuse
Police and council chiefs have signed a hard-hitting pledge to tackle the scourge of domestic violence.
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Council and police in drive for community safety
Keeping our communities safe was the hot topic when a team from Bury Council met their counterparts in Greater Manchester Police.
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Council condemns theft from Radcliffe Cenotaph
Flag stones have been ripped up and stolen from the site of the Radcliffe Cenotaph.
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Primary school pupils give drivers a lesson in safety
Pupils have been helping the police and council to enforce local speed limits near their school.
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Shopkeeper tagged after illicit tobacco found
A shopkeeper has been sentenced after illicit tobacco was seized at his shops by Bury trading standards officers.
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Police HQ to be demolished – Castle Leisure Centre to stay put
Work will start in the New Year to demolish the former Greater Manchester Police HQ in Irwell Street, Bury.
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Festive carols and lessons at Bury Parish Church
The traditional annual festival of lessons and carols is back on this year at Bury Parish Church on Thursday 18 December.
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New fund to empower Greater Manchester’s youngsters
Communities across Greater Manchester are set to benefit from a new £600,000 fund to empower young people and keep them out of trouble.
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Mayor's ceremonial chain stolen in violent robbery
Police are hunting two men who stole the Mayor of Bury’s ceremonial chains during a violent robbery in Radcliffe.
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