Have a safe and enjoyable #Halloween & #BonfireNight🔥
Please go to official organised firework displays & stay safe by following safety advice from @manchesterfire and the Firework Code🎆
Find organised bonfire, firework & Halloween events in your area: ow.ly/eNOP5102xRv
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Every child deserves the opportunity to grow up safely supported by their family & community
Results show that Bury's Family Safeguarding approach is helping families get support earlier, with 46 fewer children entering care & more children able to remain safely at home
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A £10 million investment in Bury Market has been secured following years of work by Bury Council and local partners – another major step forward in the transformation of Bury town centre. Further information in the link in the comments:
Be prepared: Yellow Wind Warning
Strong winds and heavy rain are expected over the weekend with the possibility of some disruption
Our Highways team are checking gullies at hotspots
Operational teams will be on standby to respond to any incidents such as fallen trees
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Check Met Office UK weather warnings and sign up for email alerts:
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Tips for staying safe in strong wind:
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Travelling in storms, rain and strong wind:
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The Met office has issued a weather warning for high winds tomorrow. Our operational teams are on standby to respond to storm-related incidents. Please check before travelling
Why does Bury Council need to make savings? More people need support, particularly in adult and children’s social care, and the cost of providing services continues to rise. Some planned savings have also taken longer to deliver. Have your say – link in the comments.
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We’re keeping comments closed on these posts so that views are captured through the formal consultation and can be considered as part of the decision-making process.
Have your say about Bury’s budget
We’re considering changes to some council services and charges as we work to balance next year’s budget.
The consultation is open until 30 November.
Read the proposals and tell us what you think – link in the comments.
We’re keeping comments closed on these posts so that views are captured through the formal consultation and can be considered as part of the decision-making process.
Bury’s budget: what happens next? We will be asking residents about proposals for next year’s budget. Cabinet has considered the financial position & proposed changes to services & charges. Consultation opens Monday. We’ll explain what’s proposed, why, & how to have your say
To mark Allied Health Professions Day, Bury Council recognised the vital contribution of occupational therapists and other allied health professionals who help residents live healthier, safer and more independent lives.
Read more in the thread
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Two nurses employed by the NCA and working as part of our Urgent Community Response Service have been selected to receive the prestigious Queen's Nurse Award
The service has also been shortlisted for the University of Manchester's External Partner of the Year award
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Update 3: #M60 both directions between J17 #Prestwich & J18 #Simister.
- The road remains closed due to an ongoing @gmpolice led incident.
- Current delays of 45 minutes on approach clockwise, with 4 miles of congestion.
Diversion info: nationalhighways.co.uk/roads…