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  • Five things to in Bury this week

    LOOKING for something to keep the whole family entertained. Here's five fun things to get stuck in to this week. Train loads of fun Make sure you do not miss out on a train load of fun as the East Lancashire Railway hosts its last Steam Gala

  • Chaos in town centre following 'serious crash'

    Motorists travelling to and from the town centre are facing chaos this afternoon following a "serious collision" which closed a major road. Police shut Rochdale Road (A56) in both directions between Bond Street and Wash Lane following the crash

  • BURY AC: Girl power as women shine in Leigh

    BURY AC’s senior women were the stars of the day in the first race of the series in the Red Rose Cross Country League last Saturday. Hannah Price ran brilliantly to take second place, and with Caitlin Cole (seventh), Katie Geelan (eighth) and Rachel

  • RADCLIFFE: Emmerson makes it two wins in a row

    NEAL Emmerson made it two wins in a row when he led home a strong contingent of 18 Radcliffe AC runners at the Gin Pit 5-Mile Trail Race on Sunday. He clocked 28mins 39secs to take the victory by more than a minute – a week after winning the Rochdale

  • Police numbers boost ‘not enough’

    THE government green light for Greater Manchester Police to recruit 347 new officers in the next year falls short of what is needed, Chief Constable Ian Hopkins and Bury’s MPs have warned. They were reacting to last week’s announcement by Home Secretary

  • Shakers given fortnight reprieve at High Court

    BURY FC have been handed a 14-day extension after a winding up petition brought by HMRC was adjourned at the High Court yesterday morning. Fears that the end was in sight for The Shakers have temporarily been assuaged thanks to an eleventh hour

  • Draw victories tastes sweet for patisserie staff

    THE lucky winner of the Made in Bury £2,000 weekly draw this week was Abbie Porter from Slattery Patissier and Chocolatiers in Whitefield. Abbie was busy in the onsite kitchen decorating a delicious-looking chocolate cake when we surprised her with

  • Sell-off is ordered over Bury chemical firm's merger

    A CLEANING giant has been ordered to sell off a Bury chemicals firm, following a merger, on competition grounds. An inquiry by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has found that the link-up between Ecolab and Holchem would swamp the market

  • Military college's new base is worth saluting

    A COMPANY which readies recruits for a career in the services has expanded after securing a loan. Bury-based Evolve Military College has been successfully training up to 50 young people at a time ahead of enlisting at their base in the Sea Cadet

  • Family home 'to ease housing crisis"

    A FAMILY home will be converted into a house of multiple occupation to help ease the housing crisis. The go-ahead has been given to turn a 2.5 storey house on Parkhills Road into a house of multiple occupation (HMO). Applicant Heidi Reiss said

  • Call to give town its own powerful council

    RADCLIFFE should get its own area council with a £250,000 annual budget as part of a wider devolution of power and cash to the towns in his Bury South constituency, MP Ivan Lewis has proposed. The Independent politician wants to see area-based

  • Bury's most wanted — October 17, 2019

    Each week police appeal to readers of the Bury Times for help to find wanted suspects STEVEN JOHN ECCLES, aged 32, from Whitefield and frequents the Whitefield area. He is wanted for failing to appear in court for a driving while disqualified offence