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  • Telford joins Plymouth exodus at the Shakers

    RYAN Lowe has struck again to take another member of his promotion-winning Bury squad to Plymouth Argyle. Dominic Telford joined Will Aimson and Danny Mayor at Home Park yesterday, signing a two-year deal with the League Two club. The fee was

  • An eye on the future at primary school

    DIVERS, blood nurses, engineers and TV producers were among those who inspired pupils at a Brandlesholme primary school. Old Hall Primary School held an Aspirations Week recently aimed at encouraging pupils to think about different careers, as

  • Five Things to do in Bury

    ENJOY a Victoria Wood-inspired showcase at The Met in Saturday (1pm)by some of the diverse groups that are based at the venue. Bury Youth Theatre will explore sitcoms across the decades and Engage 2 Stage, a theatre company for the visually impaired

  • Commercial boost as Rams recruit Kenyon

    RAMSBOTTOM United have taken a major step towards increasing their revenue stream with the appointment of Simon Kenyon as their new commercial manager. Simon, who hails from Hesketh Bank, arrives with significant experience of sport business management

  • Boro land top striker

    RADCLIFFE have added to their firepower up front with the signing of non-league goal-getter Matthew Wolfenden. Jon Macken has swooped to bring in the 31-year-old former Oldham Athletic man in ahead of the first big pre-season game against League

  • Wilko's Bury rebuild is under way

    NEW Bury manager Paul Wilkinson has been running the rule over a host of trialists as he bids to put a side together for the start of their pre-season schedule. After being appointed as Ryan Lowe’s successor last week, one of Wilkinson’s first tasks

  • CRICKET: The ELPM recovery is now in full swing

    IT would be fair to say East Lancs Paper Mill have not only been recovering on the field, but off it too. The Radcliffe club, fresh from a convincing seven-wicket GMCL Division Two A win against Bury seconds on Saturday, have not had the easiest

  • Lea Salonga going it alone for the first time at Opera House

    LEA Salonga will mean different things to different people. To some she will always be associated with the musical Miss Saigon which made her a star and to others she will forever be the voice of Disney’s Princess Jasmine in the animated version of

  • RADCLIFFE AC: Duo take on mountain challenge

    RADCLIFFE AC’s Lisa Carter and Fiona Lynch took on tough terrain in the two-day Saunders Lakeland Mountain Marathon. They were the fourth woman vets team in the event’s Carrock race, completing approximately 61 miles and 11,150 feet of climbing

  • BURY AC: Home advantage pays off for club's athletes

    A SMALL squad representing Bury at the YDL Upper League meeting made the best of the home advantage to take third place out of the seven teams to consolidate third place in the league with one fixture remaining. In the under-20 men’s category, Nathan

  • United Utilities must do more to reduce environmental impact

    UNITED Utilities has been told to clean up its act by the Environment Agency which said it must improve its performance. The agency described as "simply unacceptable" the efforts of water companies to protect the environment after the report, published

  • Bury parks up for top prize

    FANS of two Bury parks have a chance to vote them the best in the UK. The search is on to find the best open green space in the country. Bury's Burrs Country Park and Walker's Field are two of 55 in the North-West nominated for The Fields in

  • PICTURES: 7,000 music fans party at Tottington's Big Day Out

    THOUSANDS of people partied down as a huge day of family fun returned to Tottington. Once again living up to its name, Tottington’s Big Day Out was a hoot and a half with families packing out the sundrenched St John’s Cricket Field. Six super

  • Bury's most wanted ­— July 10, 2019

    Each week police appeal to readers of the Bury Times for help to find wanted suspects. GORDON Marshall, aged 59, from Bury, who is known to frequent the Bury area. He is wanted for failure to comply with conditions of licence. VLADIMIR Luka,

  • Pop in to pop-up parrot extravaganza

    A POP-up parrot shop is set to swoop into Ramsbottom over the next bank holiday weekend. Northen Parrots will be hosting the event at the premises on the Cuba Industrial Estate, off Bolton Road North, on Sunday and Monday, August 25 and 26. Renowned

  • Short films by Bury video aces will boost trade

    A PRODUCTION company pulled out all the stops when a Lancashire spare parts specialist wanted to boost its worldwide profile. Bosses at Northern Industrial drafted in Bury-based Bigtank when they wanted to tell the story of how they had grown to

  • Bury Council in multi-million pound overspend last year

    BURY council spent £2.7m over its budget last year. The biggest overspend was in the children, young people and culture department which was £5m in deficit. This was caused by demand pressures and delayed savings targets, according to the statement