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.
Categories: transport
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More electric buses for the Bee Network
Go North West, in partnership with Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM), will introduce 19 new electric double-decker buses to the Bee Network on 5 January 2025. This expansion increases Go North West’s electric fleet to 69 buses, reinforcing its commitment to sustainable and environmentally friendly public transport in Greater Manchester.
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Going green with council transport
Bury Council has taken delivery of 10 electric vehicles which will replace old diesel vans and emit less carbon.
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Creating transport for all, for the future
Council leaders are set to approve a comprehensive transport strategy to help drive prosperity, mobility and improve the environment.
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Have your say on plans to enforce moving traffic offences in Bury
Bury Council is planning to apply to the Department for Transport (DfT) for powers to enforce moving traffic offences, and wants to hear the views of residents, businesses and interested parties.
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Leaders approve funding to build new cycling and walking bridge in Radcliffe
Greater Manchester transport leaders have approved £2.55m for the delivery of a new cycling and walking bridge spanning the River Irwell in Radcliffe.
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More EV charging points coming to Bury
Plans are under way to install many more EV charging points at locations across the borough of Bury.
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Boost to active travel schemes in Bury
Bury is to benefit from a £40 million investment across Greater Manchester in walking, wheeling and cycling infrastructure which will deliver the largest active travel network in the country.
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Consultation on the Bury Local Transport Strategy
Residents are invited to have their say on plans to shape the future of transport in Bury for the next 20 years and beyond.
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Bury Local Transport Strategy – consultation starts today
Bury Council has launched a public consultation on its Local Transport Strategy which will set out a plan for transport investment in Bury for the next 20 years and beyond.
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Making the streets safer for our school children
Bury’s first ‘School Street’ has opened to help keep pupils safe and encourage them to walk or cycle to school.
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Boost to electric car charging points across Bury
Plans are under way to install many more public electric charging points across Bury to help reduce pollution and tackle climate change.
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Work to improve road junction in Prestwich
A new signalised junction to improve vehicle and pedestrian movement will be installed at the meeting of Bury New Road, George Street and Kings Road in Prestwich.
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Help pave the way for better walking and cycling opportunities
Local residents are invited to play their part in shaping a brighter, healthier and more mobile future for Bury.
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Work to improve Bury’s roads
Work is about to start on improving a number of roads across Bury as part of the council’s latest programme of planned maintenance.
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Major roadworks completed at one of Bury’s busiest junctions
Bury Council has completed a major carriageway resurfacing scheme through one of the borough’s busiest road junctions.
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Bury Council approves Clean Air Plan for Greater Manchester
Bury Council’s cabinet has approved Greater Manchester’s final Clean Air Plan to tackle the problem of air pollution on local roads, which contributes towards at least 1,200 deaths per year in the city-region.
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More than 90 streets to be improved over the next month
Scores of streets across Bury are to benefit in the latest phase of the council’s highways investment programme.
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Local people invited to have their say on access improvements in Fishpool and Pimhole
Bury Council and Transport for Greater Manchester have launched a four-week public consultation to seek local views on how walking and cycling facilities and public space could be improved to enhance access to and through Fishpool and Pimhole.
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Bury to lead biggest bus shake-up in generations
Bury will be at the forefront of the biggest change to the region’s bus network since 1986.
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