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Bury Hospice staff to abseil down Peel Tower for patients and families they support (opens the original)
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Two Bury Hospice staff members are preparing to abseil down Peel Tower later this month to raise money in honour of the patients and families they have supported over the past six years. Jennifer Hall and Amy McSherry, who are part of the hospice's outreach team, will tackle the 128ft landmark on September 27. Having already surpassed their initial £500 target, they have now set their sights on raising £1,000. Jennifer said: "After meeting so many people from the community over the years, we wan
Oktoberfest and autumn markets returning to Ramsbottom - in September (opens the original)
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Oktoberfest and the Autumn markets will return for the second successive year in Ramsbottom, as the Bavarian-themed weekend is set to attract hundreds of people. Wunderbar Ramsbottom and Ramsbottom Rotary have teamed up to prepare for this fundraiser, which will include live music, German food and beer, as well as friendly games. Despite what the title suggests, Oktoberfest takes place from September 19 to September 20, with the festival being hosted at the Civic Hall. The Autumn market will be
Ramsbottom pub launches special ale for World Black Pudding Throwing Championships (opens the original)
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A new legendary pint will be served at a Ramsbottom pub as the town prepares for the 2026 World Black Pudding Throwing Championships. In collaboration with Thwaites Brewery, the Oaks Pub has announced a pint of ‘Lobbing’ will be available for attendees this weekend. The new 3.3% ABV ale is going to be served during the famous Black Pudding Throwing Championships, with £1 from each pint going to charitable causes. On Sunday, September 13, Ramsbottom will host its annual competition that challenge
I finally visited Bury Market - and now I understand why people rave about it so much (opens the original)
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I arrived in Bury on Sunday evening, and having only been here for a few days, I had been recommended to visit the Bury Market numerous times. As someone who will be heading back to the Wirral on Friday, I was desperate to see what this famous market had to offer before I travelled back home. Home to a vast selection of stalls, one of the first things I noticed upon arrival was the sheer size of the market. From black pudding stalls to bookstores, the market had countless products on sale, which
The Tesco worker helping dozens of Bury charities get the support they need (opens the original)
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Tesco Bury is supporting dozens of local charities and community groups, with one employee playing a key role in ensuring help reaches those who need it most. At the centre of that work is Wendy Howarth, a Bury resident who has spent years building relationships with charities, schools and community organisations across the region. Wendy has worked at Tesco Bury since 1998 and now liaises with 27 stores stretching from Chorley to Leeds, helping coordinate donations and community initiatives. For
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