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'There's still joy': Bury widow co-creates campaign to help others at Christmas

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The #WidowedAtChristmas campaign, launched by Heather Smith from Rawtenstall and Nicky Wake from Bury, offers support to those grieving during the festive season

Bury borough gets Simpsons-style cartoon treatment in quirky video

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Whitefield has been put in the spotlight thanks to a series of quirky ‘Simpsons-style’ creations on a TikTok video.

I tried new wellness trend at hidden Manchester studio and one thing left me stunned

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As someone who spends far too many hours sitting at a desk, I jumped at the chance to visit Stretched – a one-to-one assisted stretching studio in the heart of Manchester city centre.

Ramshackle Wailers visit to French town as part of cultural exchange

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Nineteen members of Ramsbottom’s Ramshackle Wailers choir performed in Angouleme, France, as part of a Twinning Association visit to the twin town.

Bury nurse recognised for dedication at Pennine Care People Awards

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The Pennine Care People Awards honoured Bury NHS staff for their outstanding work in mental health, learning disability, and autism services.

Teacher nominated for national award after being put forward by pupil

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Chris Wilkinson of Tottington High School has been nominated for the Inspiring History Teaching Awards after a pupil put him forward.

Bury Council launches public consultation on 2026/27 budget proposals

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Bury Council has opened a public consultation on its proposed 2026/27 budget, inviting residents to share their views as it looks to save £16m.

The short walk to a famous tower with incredible views across Greater Manchester

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A steep climb on the Stubbins trail reveals sweeping views over Ramsbottom, Scout Moor, and beyond

Gaming charity in Bury tantalisingly close to Christmas fundraising goal

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Spectrum Gaming in Bury set the goal of raising a whopping £5000 in just one week.

Saturday, Dec 6

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Blaze breaks out on residential street with fire crews on scene

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Firefighters were called out to a blaze at a house earlier this evening in Bury.

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'Anti-social behaviour' shuts down Bury tram services

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Trams have been suspended because of “anti-social behaviour”, a transport operator says.

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Tributes paid to 'extraordinary' holocaust survivor Itzick 'Ike' Alterman

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Tributes have been shared to an 'extraordinary' holocaust survivor who found a home in Bury and 'inspired' those around him

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Pair arrested after woman injured in suspected shooting

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Two men have been arrested after a woman was injured in a suspect shooting incident.

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The Pied Piper panto is coming to town this weekend

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The Met theatre is premiering its popular festive pantomime once again this weekend, with a Bury twist.

Disney on Ice sees Manchester skater Matthew Fish returning home

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Having been part of the hugely popular Disney on Ice shows for more than 10 years, Matthew Fish has visited more than 50 countries around the world

Bury nurse wants to use RAF experience to better support veterans

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Bury nurse Debbie Howarth served in the RAF and is hoping to use her own expertise to support other veterans.

Met Office provides weekend weather forecast for Bury

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Here's your weekend weather forecast for Bury, according to the Met Office, for Saturday, December 6 and Sunday, December 7.

Bury health outreach helps rough sleepers prepare for winter

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Bury’s Red Door Centre is helping residents prepare for winter through a clinic led by Ribblesdale Medical Practice and nurse consultant Karen Swift.

Cheapest petrol and diesel prices in Bury this week

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We've compiled a list of the cheapest garages in and around Bury, according to petrolprices.com

Free face-to-face dementia clinics coming to town centre

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The free face-to-face dementia clinics are being hosted in Bury next week.

Key update to 400-home plan for former Radcliffe paper mill

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Major plans to build 400 new homes on a former Radcliffe paper mill have received a key update after developers asked to widen the proposed road.

Prestwich restaurant owner splits profits to 'give back' to community

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Prestwich restaurant owner Johnny Gupta, who runs the Lime Tree restaurant and takeaway, is giving up a portion of his profits each week

Friday, Dec 5

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Care home's Christmas fayre will 'bring joy' for special reason

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Prestwich care home Nazareth House is hosting a festive event tomorrow, Saturday, for a special reason

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Carrs Pasties to open Bury bakery as Bolton company expands

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Bury is to get a taste of what Bolton has been enjoying for years as famous bakery Carrs Pasties opens a shop in the town.

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Delays as motorway lanes and slip road closed

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Motorists are facing delays of around 30 minutes this morning, Friday, as two lanes and a slip road are closed on the M60 anti-clockwise between J17 (Prestwich) and J16 (Swinton)

Alanis Morissette back at Lytham Festival to complete anniversary line-up

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Grammy winner Alanis Morissette is looming to make it second time lucky when she headlines the Thursday night at next summer's Lytham Festival

Popular Tottington butty shop to close its doors this weekend

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Sasilicious on Bury Road in Tottington is set to close its doors this weekend.

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'Terrorists picnic' before gun attack plot uncovered in Bolton carpark, jury told

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Two Islamic State fanatics and an undercover agent drove to Dover for a “terrorist picnic” before their plot was uncovered in Bolton, a court heard.

'Inappropriate' plan rejected for nine homes on green belt land

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Plans to demolish a farmstead and build nine homes on Prestwich green belt have been refused after the council deemed them "inappropriate".

No theatre like it says Singin' in the Rain star of Royal Exchange

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Julius D’Silva is delighted to be back at Manchester’s Royal Exchange after a seven year absence.