Bury FC News

At Bury FC, our volunteers are the heartbeat of the club; their time, dedication and passion help keep everything running smoothly both on and off the pitch. With over 200 incredible individuals giving up their time to support the club, we want to show our appreciation and give something back. To celebrate their efforts, we’re introducing a new Volunteer Reward Scheme.  Each week, one volunteer will be selected at random to receive a Certificate of Appreciation, recognising their contribution a

Bury Football Club is proud to be recognised by Manchester FA for our ongoing commitment to women’s and girls’ football, receiving the exclusive “Equal Game” Kitemark. This award highlights our dedication to creating an inclusive, welcoming and empowering environment where women and girls can thrive at all levels of the game. Our female football provision is one of the largest and most comprehensive in the region, reflecting our ambition to grow opportunities for players of all ages and abilit

We’re back on home soil this weekend, taking on Kidsgrove Athletic after what has felt like an incredibly long stretch of games away. In his post-match interview over the weekend, Dave expressed his pride in the group. Who despite facing an unprecedented revolving door of injuries, the team performed well against a very strong Vauxhall side. Tyler James returned to the lineup in Ellesmere Port bagging a brace and DJ Pedro scored his 30th league goal in Bury colours. We enter this week in a po

Bury Football Club is proud to present our 2024/25 Community Development Annual Review, marking the completion of our first full year of dedicated community activity. “This report reflects a year of growth, innovation and collaboration – highlighting the collective impact of our staff, volunteers and partners. Through the combined efforts of our programmes, from youth development and disability football to health, wellbeing and inclusion initiatives, we have demonstrated how football can unite

Bury Football Club, in partnership with Graham Stow Consulting, is proud to launch Link & Learn with Bury FC, a brand-new series of interactive business networking workshops designed to bring professionals together for growth, inspiration, and genuine connection. At Bury FC, we know that success, on and off the pitch, comes from strong teamwork and shared goals. Link & Learn takes that same spirit into the business world, combining practical professional development with opportunities t

We are back in Northern Premier League West action this Saturday as we travel to the VanEupen Arena in Ellesmere Port to face Vauxhall Motors. This weekends fixture brings a gruelling October to a close; the trip over to The Motormen being The Shakers 6th league fixture in 19 days. The schedule has taken its toll, and Dave McNabb provided an injury update last week on several first team absentees. The squad was boosted on Tuesday as James Neild came off the bench to make his debut for The Sh

We are proud to announce that security experts ASEC Locks & Security are the official sponsor of Gabriel Johnson for the 2025/26 season! Established in 2003 by Aldridge Security, Asec is best known for producing high quality security products. It is a brand which has been trusted by Locksmith and Ironmongery professionals nationwide since its launch and now also includes the Caveo and Chameleon security hardware brands. An industry leader for security products in both commercial and domest

Bury FC is delighted to announce that we have been awarded the FA 2-Star Accreditation – a national standard of excellence that recognises our outstanding commitment to grassroots football, community engagement and long-term player development. This prestigious status marks a major milestone in the club’s journey and is a celebration of everything we strive to deliver across our adult, youth and community football programmes. It is recognition that Bury FC is not only building competitive team

Next up Mossley – long-established and highly successful in our region’s non-league circles. And the pressure’s on, following Saturday’s 2-0 defeat at Sporting Khalsa. As manager Dave McNabb said, it’s a tough league. But we hope the bounce-back will be swift and decisive. We were on top for much of the game in Willenhall, but the ball just wouldn’t go into the net. As a result, we’ve dropped down to second in the league, three points behind new leaders Lower Breck and just one in front of a