Bury FC News

To kick off February we return to Gigg Lane, after consecutive away fixtures, for some home game action against Trafford FC. Last week, our away trip to Chasetown resulted in a 1-0 win for The Shakers and we’re hoping to continue our winning streak with our home turf advantage. At our previous encounter with Trafford at The Shawe View ground, in Trafford, we secured the 1-0 win. We look forward to seeing as many Shakers as possible back at Gigg Lane for our home game. In Opposition – Traffor

Bury Council have released their latest Public Health Report and Bury Football Club are delighted to be included as a case study for our ongoing efforts to provide a healthy stadium to the community of Bury. Over the last 12 months, Bury FC have built a positive relationship with the Bury Public Health team and Bury Live Well, with the introduction of healthier alternatives for matchday food and drink options, stop smoking advertising campaigns within Gigg Lane, and the removal of fast-food ad

At Bury Football Club, inclusion is not just a statement – it is a commitment that underpins everything we do. We are proud to be a community club where everyone is welcome, and where football is enjoyed in a safe, respectful and supportive environment. This season marks another important step forward in that journey. We are delighted to be launching Fans For Diversity, a new supporter-led initiative introduced by Hannah Brindle our Community Development Officer, in conjunction with the Footba

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Another Saturday on the road, and this week we’re travelling back down South to face Chasetown at The Scholars Ground, in what promises to be an intriguing Northern Premier League West clash. Back in October, we welcomed Chasetown to Gigg Lane and secured ourselves the 4-0 win, and we are striving for a replica result on Saturday. In Opposition – Chasetown Chasetown is located within the town of Burntwood in Staffordshire. The club was founded in 1954 when Brian Baker and Ray Derry formed a

Bury FC are delighted to announce that Leo Graham’s loan from Wigan Athletic has been extended until the end of the 2025/26 season. Leo has made a strong impact during his time with us, and we’re thrilled to see his development continue in a Bury shirt for another year. The 19-year-old came off the bench to make his Shakers debut at Witton Albion at the end of November and has gone on to make 10 appearances, with 8 starts. Graham has quickly become a fan’s favourite with his Man of the Match

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WALK THIS WAY has kicked off, two weeks in and already having a fantastic time! The group enjoyed time getting to know each other, participated in fun sessions, and had plenty of laughs and support in their first introductory sessions.  There are still spaces available for anyone looking to get involved! If you’ve ever wanted to give football a go but didn’t know where to start, this is your moment. Walk This Way is designed especially for women who are new to the game – no running, no pressure