HOLCOMBE Brook’s top ladies and men’s team team will play in the finals of the Aegon Team Tennis National Open national title at Bournemouth this weekend. The ladies will be defending the title they won in spectacular style at last year’s event. But,
Radcliffe were brought back down to earth with a bump in a heavy defeat to a rampant Colwyn Bay side on Bank holiday Monday. The Welsh side responded superbly to their FA Cup preliminary round exit at the hands of Vodkat North West Counties Premier League
Boro’s undefeated start to the season continued with a well-deserved cup win on Saturday afternoon. They made two changes to the side which won at Rossendale the previous Tuesday as Owen Roberts replaced Bee Amee at left back and Phil Priestley
A POLICE helicopter was seen hovering over a house in Hawkshaw yesterday after concerns were raised over the welfare of a 41-year-old man. Officers searched the house in Quarlton Drive shortly before 3.40pm and the man was found safe and well.
A FORMER Bury Times reception staff member is making a little bit of news herself. Diane Plumb, of Newhaven Close, Bury, has graduated with a first class BA (Hons) degree in inclusive education from Liverpool Hope University. The mother-of-three grew
ONE of Bury’s premier military commemorative monuments is undergoing a £25,000 renovation and a relocation to a new home. The finishing touches are being put to the restoration of the Grade II listed Lutyens monument which has been moved from
A FORMER Bury Woman of the Year who dedicated her life to her family and the community has died. Florence Lyons, aged 84, died last Wednesday after a blood clot. Mrs Lyons was awarded the woman of the year title in 2006 for her work in getting a better
