Bury Metropolitan Borough Council

Bury MBC,

Town Hall,

Knowsley St

Bury.

BL9 0SW

Tel: 0161 253 5000

 

Bury MBC Political Make-up

Bury's Population

The most recent population figure for the Borough of Bury is 182,100 (Source: Office for National Statistics (ONS) Mid -Year 2004 Estimate).

26 Conservative Councillors

16 Labour Councillors

  9 Liberal Councillors

 

93,300 Females

88,800 Males

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Bury's Conservative Councillors

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  1. View Barry Theckston-Ramsbottom
  2. View Bernie Vincent - Pilkington
  3. View Beverly Sullivan - Unsworth
  4. View Catherine Berry-Rad East
  5. View David Higgin - North Manor
  6. View Denise Bigg - Elton
  7. View Diana Ashworth - Ramsbottom
  8. View Dorothy Gunther-North Manor
  9. View Iain Gartside - Tottington
  10. View Jack Walton - Church
  11. View Jim Taylor - North Manor
  12. View Michael Hankey - Elton
  13. View Michelle Wiseman - Pilkington Park
  14. View Peter Ashworth - Moorside
  15. View Peter Redstone-Pilkington
  16. View Roger Brown - Tottington
  17. View Roy Walker - Church
  18. View Sam Cohen - Unsworth
  19. View Sheila Magnall - Ramsbottom
  20. View Yvonne Creswell - Elton
  21. View Yvonne Wright - Tottington Ward
  22. View Bob Bibby - Church Ward
  23. View Stuart Penkith - Radcliffe North
  24. View Jackie Harris - Radcliffe
  25. View Sam Hurst - Radcliffe East
  26. View Ijaz Ahmed - Redvales

Key Areas of Bury

Elton,

Brandlesholme,

Ramsbottom,

Tottington,

Radcliffe,

Whitefield,

Unsworth & Prestwich

Bury Tourist Guide

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Councillor Sam Cohen

Unsworth Ward, Bury MBC

Welcome to Conservative controlled Bury Council.

The Future is Conservative

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The council is made up of:

 

26 Conservative Councillors

16 Labour Councillors

  9 Liberal Councillors

“It's official, Bury rated a ‘4 Star, Excellent Council’ by the Audit Commission”

Bury is one of Lancashires oldest towns and owes much of its fortune to the Industrial Revolution during which great wealth was experienced and

many fine architectural

buildings were constructed.

 

Its famous son, was Sir Robert

Peel the founder of the Police Force & Prime Minister in 1841.

Invest in Bury

Bury has many blue chip companies with a highly skilled workforce. Direct links to the motorway makes Bury an ideal town for businesses looking to relocate and with the planned redevelopment in the town centre, we are confident that Bury will become the place to live, work and enjoy our

leisure time.

Councillor Cohen is not responsible for or endsorses any products, services or links advertised on this website.

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