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Does my neighbour have to fix their fence? Find out when it's your responsibility
Sometimes it can feel like our gardens constantly need things fixed and repaired, from broken plant pots, cracked patios and rotten decking panels. Although some of these upkeeping jobs may be small, they can soon add up when it comes to creating
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Man arrested after motorcycle police chase
A man has been arrested after a bike police chase in the borough. Bury officers were out on patrol on their new Trek electric bikes today, Thursday, when they reportedly came across "some miscreants who were riding two motorcycles". One of
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Police searching new locations as part of nature reserve murder investigation
Police are searching a number of new locations as part of a murder investigation following the death of a man who "always put his family first". Stuart Everett, 67, is believed to have died in Salford at the end of March and an investigation into
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Plumber who 'helped people in need' admits making up some stories
A Burnley plumber who has made national headlines for providing free plumbing services to people in need has admitted to fabricating some of his stories. James Anderson is the founder of Depher, a plumbing and heating repair community interest
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Aldi shoppers issued do not eat warning over 'unsafe to eat' pork
Aldi shoppers have been warned not to eat two pork products from the supermarket as they are “unsafe to eat”. The two pork products have been labelled incorrectly, with the wrong use-by dates used. The affected products are the Ashfields Grill
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Universal Credit warning as 180,000 claimants have benefits stopped
Households who receive six legacy benefits set to be replaced by Universal Credit have been issued a switch warning as they risk having their payments stopped. New figures released by the Department for Work and Pensions revealed more than 180,000
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Can a neighbour keep my kid's football if it accidently lands in their garden?
A kickabout on a lovely summer afternoon can be ruined when the football you're using is accidentally lobbed into a neighbour's garden. While many have cordial relations with their next-door neighbours and can simply go over and retrieve it, some
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Rammy hope that there are better times to come
RAMBOTTOM United secretary, Tony Cunningham, reflects on another difficult campaign but hopes for better times ahead... Where on earth to begin! Which word do we use? Frustrating, disappointing, poor, disheartening, unexpected, baffling?
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Chalmers hat-trick at Heys awards event
Prestwich Heys captain Aaron Chalmers had a hugely successful night as he picked up three trophies at the club’s awards night at the Coach & Horses, writes Rick Barrett. He was named Managers Player of the Year, Players’ Player of the Year and
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Radcliffers mark 40 years with Close Park Relays
Radcliffe Athletics Club celebrated their 40th anniversary in style on Sunday, with a special re-introduction of the annual Close Park Relays. Taking part in teams of four, each runner completed two laps of the Terry Nortley Mile around Close Park
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Oliver scoops five big medals
Six of Bury’s junior members competed at the Trafford AC Medal Meeting and all were rewarded with new personal bests. In the under-11 boys, Hugo Wells won the long jump with 3.96m and the 150m with 22.95secs. He took third in the 75m with 11.47
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ARNIE SAUNDERS: I believe Labour are running scared of autumn general election
I am not what you would call a "betting man". I admit to having the occasional flutter and I do frequently buy a lottery ticket. This, I am sure you understand, is merely to support a good cause. As it happens, given my abysmal record of winnings
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The names and faces of Bury's most wanted
Each week police appeal to readers of the Bury Times for help to find wanted suspects. TOBY LAMBERT, 39, frequents Bury and Blackburn. He is wanted for failing to appear in court in connection with road traffic offences. LEE PHILBIN
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People of all faiths invited to come together at prayer in the park event
People of all faiths are being invited to come together at a free park event in Bury this weekend. A prayer in the park gathering is set to take place this weekend at a park in The prayer in the park gathering will be take place at Clarence
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Singer whose voice starred in hit dance number 1 to deliver masterclass to students
A singer-songwriter known for her emotive vocals and poignant lyrics, and who has performed around the world, will be giving students a singing masterclass on Friday. Louise Clare Marshall, the voice behind LF System's 2022 number one dance hit
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Work ongoing at Gigg Lane to make Shakers pitch perfect
Work is ongoing to install a new “state-of-the-art 3G pitch" at Gigg Lane after the conclusion of Bury’s season. The Shakers narrowly missed out on promotion following a penalty shoot-out defeat at Wythenshawe Town. The club announced several
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Bury MP welcomes plans for new SEND school after successful government bid
A Bury MP has welcomed plans for a new school for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in the borough amid a government-backed programme to increase places. Bury North MP James Daly said he is “delighted” the borough
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HELEN LOCKWOOD: Hundreds turn out for first Bury Hospice Dragon Boat Race
Ten competing teams formed of 170 excited racers took to their boats in the heat, vying to be the first ever Bury Hospice Dragon Boat Race champions, at Elton Reservoir on Saturday, May 11. Supportive competitors from Essity (three teams), Car
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Hospital worker 'sent penny from heaven' to win Made in Bury Weekly £2,000 Draw
A Fairfield General Hospital worker says she was sent a "penny from heaven" after winning the Made in Bury Weekly £2,000 Draw. Rebecca Battle, who works on the hospital's mental health ward, has scooped the prize with ticket number 23476. Rebecca
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Bury man was 'follower more than leader' in group robbery
A young man from Bury was a "follower more than a leader" in a group robbery, a court was told. James Greaves is one of five men who were involved in the terrifying incident committed against a man on August 11 last year. At Bolton Crown Court
