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Chancellor and Transport Secretary announce major plans for North
23 hours ago · Transport. The Chancellor and Transport Secretary have announced plans for two major projects in the North of England. The Transpennine Route Upgrade (TRU) and the A57 upgrade aim to improve road and rail links across the region. The announcement follows the allocation of funds for these projects in the budget last month.
All the results of the Bury Council local elections revealed
May 5, 2023 · Here are the results for each area: Besses. Cameron Fay - Green Party - 146. Stephen Morris - English Democrats - "Putting England First" - 139. Antonello Riu - Conservative and Unionist Party - 201. Lucy Catherine Smith - Labour and Co-operative Party - 1,567 (LABOUR HOLD) Martyn John West – Independent - 216. Bury East.
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Bury Council homes to get new kitchens, bathrooms and windows
Jul 11, 2024 · A housing finance report to go before the council next week reveals exactly how the £19.8m budgeted for housing improvements will be spent between now and next April. The report says 565 homes will get replacement windows, doors, pointing and lintels while another 138 will have replacement kitchens, bathrooms or heating fitted.