Charlie Lewis, 26, brought her six-year-old daughter Layla to see Santa Claus at the Radcliffe Girls and Boys Club. Ms Lewis complained that the Santa was not full of festive cheer.
A GROUP of volunteers has come together to restore a Radcliffe landmark. Headed up by Eric and Tracy Owen of Little Britain Anglers alongside Radcliffe Litter Pickers and using a grant from the Bury Community Fund, work has been taking place to spruce up the model of a canal barge on Water Street. The barge reflects Radcliffe’s heritage as a major stop on the The Manchester Bolton and Bury Canal, which is now culverted under Water Street. “It has been repainted and flowers have been planted,” said Gill Smith, of Radcliffe Litter Pickers. “ A bridge has also been added so it looks like the barge is coming out of a tunnel.”
The army of residents lit by a lockdown passion to make where they live cleaner I was amazed at the amount of people around Bury litter picking - really heartwarming.
Kathy Taylor (left) and Jane Edyvean of the Keep Bury Clean group which as seen surge in numbers during lockdown (Image: STEVE ALLEN)
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