Jacob Ramsbottom
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- Sep 8, 2026
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- Sep 2, 2026
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Should Tottington and Ramsbottom get a direct bus route? Residents are divided (opens the original)
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Calls for a permanent bus service linking Tottington and Ramsbottom have sparked debate among residents and business owners over whether the route would be beneficial. Tottington councillor Yvonne Wright called for the connection in a Facebook post on September 1, arguing that a direct service between the neighbouring towns could bring economic and social benefits. Speaking about the proposal, Cllr Wright, who sits on Bury Council as an independent, told the Bury Times: "It can only be good for
Residents fear losing parking spaces under plans for 27-metre bus stop in Edenfield (opens the original)
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Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you in the area. The Public Notice Portal carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers and is the fastest and most effective way of finding out what is happening in YOUR neighbourhood. Residents on a street in Edenfield have raised concerns over Lancashire County Council's plans for a 27-metre bus stop clearway outside their homes. The council had originally intended to send letters to residents on Market Street explaining the pro
22 Glaston-Bury 2026 pictures as organisers tease special 2027 20th event (opens the original)
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Glaston-Bury organisers have revealed plans to make next year's event the biggest in its history after another successful fundraiser in Bury. The annual music and comedy festival, which took place on August 31, has now raised more than £450,000 for charity, with all proceeds supporting Bury Hospice and other local causes. Organisers have now set their sights on a landmark year in 2027, when the event will celebrate its twentieth edition. Speaking after this year's event, organisers teased that c
'Pilsworth stink' from landfill site leads to 160 complaints six months (opens the original)
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About 160 odour complaints have been linked to the Pilsworth South Landfill in the last six months, Environment Agency data has revealed. The figure is down significantly since smell and pollution issues at the site first came to light, which resulted in the site voluntarily stopping accepting general waste for 18 months. The landfill site, operated by Valencia Waste Management Limited, reopened to waste operations in October 2025. This followed backlash from the community about what locals desc
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