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Bury’s Community Safety Partnership Plan sets out priorities to make the borough safer and has been developed with local communities.
Categories: women
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Let’s make Bury safe for women and girls
Residents are invited to get help and advice at an event to promote women’s and girls’ safety in Bury town centre tomorrow (Friday 8 Oct).
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New refuge for victims of domestic violence and abuse
A new refuge for victims of domestic violence and abuse is opening in the borough of Bury.
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Sportswomen acclaimed for their Northern Power
Bury-based Street Shakers have won national praise for their work in helping to encourage more women to succeed in sport.
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Wonder Women: Take Up Space
Bury is taking part in a Manchester-wide celebration to mark 100 years of the Representation of the People Act which gave some women in Britain the right to vote.
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They’re back – the 0-5k ten-week running programmes!
The I Will If You Will series of 10-week running programmes is returning next month to help get more people more active.
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100 years on – your vote still matters
Women are celebrating 100 years of having the vote – and are urging residents to ensure they are on the electoral register in good time for May’s local elections.
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I Will If You Will leads the way in getting women and girls more active
I Will If You Will (IWIYW), the Bury-based fitness movement that’s getting more women and girls more active, more often, shared the secrets of its success at a showcase event at Bury Town Hall on Thursday 1 October.
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Charity Zumbathon raises £660 for Bury Cancer Support Centre
Two of Bury’s well-loved fitness faces joined forces with local ladies and their fellow instructors for a five-hour Zumbathon that raised £660 for charity.
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Are you up for the Zumbathon Challenge?
Two of Bury’s most well-loved fitness faces are inviting women and girls to join them at a five-hour charity Zumbathon on Sunday (26 April).
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I Will If You Will to continue in Bury
A project that has got more than 6,500 women and girls across Bury moving is set to continue thanks to £2 million of National Lottery funding from Sport England.
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Make your change with I Will if You Will
Saturday 8 March is International Women’s Day and this year’s theme is ‘Inspiring Change’.
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Supporting International Women’s Day
Bury Council is supporting International Women’s Day, which is celebrated across the world on Saturday 8 March.
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Sports coaches and volunteers – we need you!
Instructors, coaches and volunteers are needed to help make it a superb sporting year for local women and girls.
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Bury chosen for women's sport town take-over
The town of Bury was today unveiled as the location for an intensive year-long sporting experiment to get more women and girls active and tackle the gender gap in sport.
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The Magnificent Seven Mayors!
Girl power has well and truly taken over the chains of civic office across Greater Manchester.
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Asian women open the gates to the Fusilier Museum
Three groups of Asian Women have worked with The Fusilier Museum to launch their own exhibition.
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Historic hairwork embroidery now on show in Bury
Ten hairwork embroideries dating back to the 18th Century are now on display at Bury Art Museum.
