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Over the Christmas break, Bury FC proudly ran a Holiday Club in partnership with the holiday activities and food programme (HAF). A fantastic few days filled with football, fun activities, and nutritious meals, supporting local children and families during the holidays. The holiday club was another huge success, with lots of children getting a chance to play at Gigg Lane. The children also got a special visit from Bury FC Women’s first team! We’re proud to continue supporting our local com
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The club would like to update supporters with our Christmas opening hours. Reception: W/C 16th December Monday 16th: 9am-1pm Tuesday 17th: 9am-1pm Wednesday 18th: 1pm-5pm Thursday 19th: Closed Friday 20th: 1pm-5pm W/C 23rd December Monday 23rd: 9am-1pm Christmas Eve: Closed Christmas Day: Closed Boxing Day: Closed Friday 27th: 11am-3pm W/C 30th December
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On Boxing Day, the club is hosting a charitable fundraising event, which will benefit Bury Hospice and the North West Air Ambulance this year. These vital organisations rely heavily on charitable donations, with Bury Hospice requiring approximately £6.5 million annually to operate, and the Air Ambulance needing around £18 million. This fundraiser is not only backed by our dedicated volunteers, but also by the club’s management and players. We will be hosting an online auction feat
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Despite another great result on the road this weekend, it was not without problems. Particularly those of anti-social behaviour which the club take very seriously and which all of us need to tackle to make the environment on matchdays welcoming for all. Any observations of disorder of any kind are reported to the league and to the County FA. Such reports will inevitably bring charges against the club for which there is a risk of large financial penalties. Continued indiscretions also risk t
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As we fly through the off season, our colleagues at NYCDA have been out and about once more to visit recent Treasureline supporting winners. These are always nice events to showcase what we do, as well as finding out more about them and their connection to Bury FC and the town in general. Next up we made the short trip up Bolton Road to visit Margaret Dudley to help her celebrate her recent win. Whilst not being the biggest Bury FC fan herself, it was nice to hear about Margaret’s pleasure
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A huge thank you to MKM Building Supplies Bury and Howarth Timber for supporting Bury Football Club by providing essential materials that have allowed us to upgrade sections of roofing at Gigg Lane. These improvements mean we can now complete the installation of our new solar panels and EV charging points – an important step in making Gigg Lane more sustainable for the future. We’re incredibly grateful for the support from local businesses who are helping us move the club forward and invest in
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Bury Football Club announce that Dave McNabb is to relinquish his role as Men’s First Team Manager to become the club’s Head of Football Operations, with immediate effect. In this pivotal role, Dave will become the key link between the FSSB Board and football operations, shaping the club’s sporting strategy to drive success for the men’s first team. The restructure is a key element in Bury FC’s ongoing strategy of continuous improvement to plan for the short, medium, and longer-term goals
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We were thankful to our superb volunteer team of sellers prior to Christmas, for setting up the pop-up shop in the old Main Stand ticket office. These Tuesday and Thursday afternoon opening times allowed Shakers supporters the chance to grab their last minute stocking-fillers! After the Christmas rush, the Club Shop opening times have been confirmed for the next few weeks: Thursday Afternoons (12noon – 3pm) From 2 hours before kick-off prior to all home games at Gigg Lane
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Bury Football Club has been informed by Manchester FA that an independent committee has decided that due to the offensive comments made by two supporters during our game against West Didsbury and Chorlton in September, we should be forced to play our next two home games behind closed doors. We reported the incident at the time, and provided video and other evidence to the police to assist their enquiries at some considerable cost to the club. We have not disputed the claims made. The indivi
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