A CAR was left on its roof after a crash in the middle of the street in Bury. Emergency services were called to the scene at around 5pm on Saturday, after a car was left on its roof following a collision in Tottington Road, close to the Swan Hotel
DIVERS and search teams have been present at Wayoh reservoir for a second day, amid a search for a missing man from Bury. On Saturday, more than 30 volunteers from Bolton Mountain Rescue Team aided in the search for John Woodman, 56, who was last
The Prime Minister has given his backing to senior adviser Dominic Cummings, despite growing calls from his backbenches to sack the aide following allegations he breached lockdown restrictions. Boris Johnson, speaking at the daily Downing Street
A BURGLAR from Bury - caught breaking into a city centre salon - has been jailed. Jamie Ireland, 25, of Cateaton Street, had pleaded guilty to entering 89 Bridge Street, in Manchester, with intent to steal on May 20. Imprisoning him for 14 weeks
A HUMAN resources specialist in Bury is celebrating clinching two new partnerships. Leading lights at People Matters HR (PMHR) will be working with IMPROVE, an online learning outfit, and WeThrive, an employee engagement tool, to ensure they flourish
TRAIN passengers in Bury have been given a boost with the announcement that a former rail line, closed under the Beeching cuts in the 1960s, has moved a step closer to reopening. Bury North MP James Daly has helped to secure a share of £500,000
BOSSES at a family run firm in Bury have gone back to the future to put groceries on the borough's tables in lockdown. Dunsters Farm, based in Waterfold Park, started out delivering milk to households in 1963. And since then it has become a leading
THE latest findings from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show that people in Bury are an on average just over three-quarters satisfied with their lives. Respondents in the last survey, covering 2018-19, were asked; Overall, how satisfied
BURY residents are being urged to have their say on changes that would help them to keep cycling and walking as the town and country recovers from the coronavirus pandemic. Walking and cycling rates have increased dramatically from 22% of all journeys
