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DANCE FESTIVAL IS RIGHT STEP
A DANCE festival by the Castlebrook and Philips Sports Partnership was a huge success...
THE SKY’S THE LIMIT FOR JON!
A BURY businessman is getting set for the biggest challenge of his life in a bid to raise cash...
WALK LIKE A MAN...
MALE staff at Bury Council, and students from Holy Cross College, put on their high heels to...
Dance festival is right step
A DANCE festival by the Castlebrook and Philips Sports Partnership was a huge success. Pupils from both high schools along with pupils from Chapelfield Primary, Whitefield Primary,...
Council leaders form new alliance
THE Leaders of Bury and Bolton Councils have announced the formal launch of the new strategic alliance between the two authorities. The AGMA meeting held in Bury provided the perfe...
Artwork lights Metrolink
ARTWORK from Bury is lighting up Piccadilly Metrolink station until February and forms the first exhibition at the recently reopened Metrolink station. Manchester's Piccadilly Metr...
Bury fights for top title
BURY has been announced as a finalist for ‘Town of the Year’ in the prestigious Property Week Northwest Awards 2010, up against both Manchester and Liverpool. The town’s nomination...
Fusilier Museum reaches high standards
THE Fusilier Museum in Bury has just been officially ‘Accredited’ by the Museums, Libraries and Archives Council (MLA). The Fusilier Museum is home to the collections of The Lancas...
Funds boost for Bealey’s research
BURY Archives service has received a grant of £15,700 as part of the 2009 National Cataloguing Grant scheme to catalogue the records of Radcliffe family the Bealey’s. The grant wil...
NVQs put cabbies on the right road
A TAXI firm is leading the way by sending its drivers back to the classroom. Around 150 cabbies employed with Magnum Whiteline, based in Whitefield, have passed their NVQ level two...
Former sports star uses gym to battle crippling disease
AS the first person to ever play professionally for both football and rugby league clubs in his home town, Ian Taylor is used to overcoming barriers. So when he was told, at the tr...
