ROLL up, roll up for one of the most enjoyable shows you are likely to see all year. Circus 1903 serves up a massive helping of nostalgia wrapped up in a package of the highest possible production values and with a cute baby elephant thrown in for
PERFORMING arts students at Bury College received some backstage industry tips when an international choreographer came to visit. The class benefited from a masterclass led by world renowned dancer choreographer Mark Webb, who has shared a stage
A FORMER carpet retailer on the edge of Bury town centre could become a gym, plans have revealed. The vacant Floors to Go store, which closed in 2018, would be used as a gymnasium for boxing and martial arts, if the council allows the move to go
A CHILDREN'S centre has received a welcome cash injection to expand its services for children with disabilities, or who are facing neglect, abuse or poverty. The Fed's children's centre, based in Eventhall House, at Heathlands Village, Prestwich
Strictly Best Foot Forward is the biggest events in Bury Hospice’s fundraising calendar. Mike Crutchley speaks to the founder who organised the event as a tribute to her late husband DEBORAH Lisle and her family will never forget the care and support
Drivers may experience delays on the M60 at Whitefield after two lanes were closed. The closures were put in place at about 9.45am from junction 17 towards junction 18 because of an obstruction in the carriageway. Traffic Officers moved the
A THIEF who stole two charity boxes has been jailed for 12 weeks. Manchester magistrates heard how Andrew Hutchinson, aged 40, of Castlecroft Road, Bury stole one box, belonging to the British Heart Foundation, on October 3 and another box, belonging
ACTRESS and comedian Diane Morgan has adopted a dog from a Radcliffe-based rehoming centre. The Afterlife and Motherland star recently visited the Blue Cross charity in Blackburn Street and could not resist taking home their black toy poodle Bobby
THE Shadow Housing Secretary has announced that Labour will unveil commitments to protect the green belt in the party’s upcoming manifesto. John Healey visited Bury at the invitation of James Frith, who is seeking re-election as MP in the upcoming
THE sky is the limit for all youngsters at a nursery school where teachers remove any barriers to learning. Hoyle Nursery School has again been classed as outstanding by Ofsted, with inspectors saying that children “get off to a flying start” and
THOSE working to set up a Bury phoenix club have crunched the numbers ahead of a proposed re-birth in non-league next season – and are determined to do things properly. As fans come together to rebuild the Shakers after their expulsion from the
