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Bury Football Club is delighted to announce the renewal of its valued commercial partnership with Wallwork Group, a leading specialist in heat treatment and hard coatings for the engineering industry. The renewed agreement marks a continued commitment between two proud institutions with deep roots in the local community. The Wallwork Group branding will continue to feature prominently around Gigg Lane and across the club’s digital channels as part of this renewed agreement. Speaking on the p
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Bury Football Club, a historic and ambitious non-league club with a passionate supporter base and strong community values, is inviting applications for the role of Club Secretary. This is a crucial position within the club, responsible for ensuring that all football administration is handled professionally and efficiently, in line with FA and league requirements. As we continue to rebuild and progress on and off the pitch, this role offers a unique opportunity to be part of something truly spe
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Bury Football Club is proud to announce a partnership renewal with Rochdale-based AC Ventilation Ltd, marking a significant step in the club’s ongoing efforts to rebuild and strengthen its community ties. Established in 1995, AC Ventilation Ltd specializes in the design, supply, installation, and maintenance of air conditioning, ventilation, and heat recovery systems across various sectors, including commercial, industrial, healthcare, and education. The new partnership sees AC Ventilation
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Across the weekend, FSSB members have been voting for our new home kit for the next two seasons. Voting closed at 7pm tonight, 948 FSSB members voted. 922 ballots were tallied for the kit, with 26 abstentions. With our preferential voting system, we had two rounds of voting. Round 1 Results: Design B – 196 votes – 21.26% Design C – 358 votes – 38.83% Design A – 368 votes – 39.91% After round 1, Design B was eliminated Round 2 Results: Design A – 520 votes – 56.4% Design C – 402 vot
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Everyone at Bury Football Club is saddened to learn of the passing of our former player Tom Youngs at the very young age of 45. Tom died yesterday, Sunday 4th May, having been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis back in 2014. Tom was an East Anglian man, born in Bury St Edmunds and began his career with a successful six-year spell at Cambridge United, where he played 150 league games, scoring 43 goals. Such form brought a £50,000 transfer to Northampton Town in March 2003 and after three years
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We can confirm that a number of players will leave the club following the conclusion of the 2024/25 season. Manager Dave McNabb has held discussions with the players within his squad about their next steps. The following players have departed the club: Nicky Adams (retired) Lewis Byrne Will Calligan Sam Coughlan Morgan Homson-Smith Louis Jeanne Ruben Jerome Reece Kendall Courtney Meppen-Walters Gaz Peet Commenting on the departures, Dave said: “I’d just like to thank all of the
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The culmination of 10 months’ hard graft has led the Shakers to league title success in the North West Counties Premier Division, and a first title since the return to the hallowed ‘turf’ of Gigg Lane. We look back at the season that was, in our summary of a record-breaking time to be a Shaker. The victory at the weekend against Burscough resulted in Dave McNabb and his squad negotiating a full league season unbeaten on the Gigg ‘astro’, this following the installation of the artificial surfac
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Some sad news has reached Bury Football Club with former Shakers goalkeeper Ken Hancock sadly passing away this week at the age of 87. Ken joined the Shakers in July 1971, being signed by Tom McAnearney as a replacement for Neil Ramsbottom, but after just 24 appearances for the club during 1971/1972 season, lost his place to John Forrest. By the time that he became a Bury player, Ken was already 34 years and had enjoyed a long and successful career with Port Vale, Ipswich Town and Tottenham H
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Following discussions with organisers this week, we can confirm the cancellation of the Manchester Remembers charity football match at Gigg Lane on June 14th, 2025. As a club, we were honoured when Aaron & Paul approached us with the offer of hosting this year’s match, but circumstances beyond the organisers control mean the fixture won’t take place. Tickets bought through our TicketCo platform will be refunded, that process will begin immediately, and monies should be returned within 30
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