The Radcliffe Conservative Team
Local Area Partnerships
What is the Area Partnership?
They are meetings set up within the area, 6 times a year, for you as a resident, to have your say on issues concerning the Community.
For copies of the
last minutes &
time of next
meeting,
click the link
below:
Councillor Catherine Berry
Hello and welcome to my website. I will try and bring you all the up to date news about what is going on in Radcliffe and the ward I represent which is Radcliffe East.
I was elected to Bury Council in May 2006 and it has been a real priviledge to represent the residents of Radcliffe East in the Town Hall. Since my election, I have met a lot of residents who have asked me for help and it has been a real pleasure to meet with them and try and help with their problems. That is the reason I wanted to become a Councillor, to try and make a difference within the community. I promised to listen to residents needs and to do my best to help, which is what I have tried to do over the past 4 years and what I will continue to do.
Area News Planning Applications w/c 5 April 2010
New planning applications have been received as detailed below:-
Application number: 52411 Type of application: Full Date Registered: 31/03/2010
Applicant: Radcliffe Engineering
Location: 101 Church Street West, Radcliffe, Manchester, M26 2SX
Proposal: Change of use of Unit 5 from workshop (Class B1) to MOT testing station (Sui Generis)
Plans will be available to view on the Council's website within 2 working days. Should you require further details please contact the case officer: Helen Longworth on: 0161 253 5322.
Can you help?
RADCLIFFE EAST LITTERWATCH CAMPAIGN
The Radcliffe East litterwatch campaign is still ongoing. If you want to report a complaint about litter or a really messy area, please get in touch and I will arrange for the Radcliffe Cleansing Team to clean it up.
Help us to make Radcliffe litter free.
Councillor Catherine Berry
Radcliffe East Ward, Bury MBC
Commercial & Industrial Electrical Contractors
Welcome to Conservative
controlled Bury Council.
Madeira
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 Radcliffe
Radcliffe has many blue chip companies with a highly skilled workforce. Direct links to the motorway makes Radcliffe an ideal area for businesses looking to relocate and with the planned redevelopment in the town centre, we are confident that Radcliffe will become the place to live, work and enjoy our leisure time.
The Madeira Times
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