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As preparations continue for the new season, supporters will have already seen some movement within the squad, as the management team continues to shape the group for the campaign ahead. Since announcing our retained list, we have seen some ins and outs. Anthony Dudley & George Glendon have joined the club following their departures from Radcliffe this summer. The club also confirmed that Lewis Rawsthorn will be joining Stalybridge Celtic for an undisclosed fee. Rawsy has been a popular
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We can confirm that Lewis Rawsthorn has joined Stalybridge Celtic for an undisclosed fee. Lewis joined the Shakers from Radcliffe in December and went on to make 13 appearances, scoring five goals – including goals in each of his opening two appearances for the club. From the moment he arrived at Gigg Lane, Lewis showed an excellent work rate and his attitude and application throughout his time with the club have been first class, and his impact on the pitch was clear to see. As a local la
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Bury Football Club is recruiting two part-time Caretakers to join the stadium operations team at Gigg Lane. This hands-on role will support the day-to-day operation, safety and upkeep of the stadium during evenings and weekends, helping provide a safe, welcoming and well-maintained environment for supporters, players and visitors. We are looking for reliable, self-motivated individuals who can work independently and as part of a team. Bury FC Caretaker Job DescriptionDownload To apply, send
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If you are missing your white and blue football fix our Junior Teams have the answer. Our young Shakers have had fantastic success in Cup competitions this season and a number of our teams have exciting fixtures over the next couple of weeks. U18 Girls First up are the U18 Girls who play in the Greater Manchester Women’s Football League (GMWFL) U18 Challenge Cup. Amazingly this is the third cup final for the girls, having just missed out on penalties in the GMWFL U18 Division A Cup Final the gi
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Bury Football Club’s inaugural Corporate Cup at Gigg Lane delivered exactly what it set out to do: competitive football and a valuable networking environment for businesses across the region. Hosted at the historic Gigg Lane ground, the event brought together workplace teams in a lively, well-contested tournament. The first edition ended with Water Engineering Services Ltd emerging as deserved winners, lifting the trophy after a series of hard-fought matches and closely contested final vs Jewso
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At Bury FC, inclusion is not a standalone initiative it’s part of the fabric of the club and how we want Gigg Lane to feel for everyone who comes through the gates. However, during Autism Awareness Month, we were reminded of how powerful that can be in practice. Matchdays are not just about football; they are about belonging. Speaking with parents of autistic children who attend games highlighted the importance of simple things done well — a welcoming atmosphere, understanding from staff and vol
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Following the success of ‘Walk This Way’ funded by Bury VCFA, we are happy to announce that our Women’s Walking Football is continuing at Gigg Lane and is now open to the public. Walking football is a slower-paced version of the game designed to be fun, inclusive and accessible for all abilities and fitness levels. It’s a great way to stay active, improve wellbeing, meet new people, and enjoy being part of a community environment. Community Development Officer [Hannah Brindle]: “The project ha
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Bury Football Club can confirm two pre-season fixtures on Saturday 11th July, with the Shakers travelling to face both Chorley and Clitheroe as preparations continue ahead of the 2026/27 season. With a busy pre-season scheduled planned, the management team will utilise both fixtures to ensure valuable minutes across the squad, with a mix of senior players, new signings and emerging talent expected to feature across the two games. The fixtures will provide another important step in preparations
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Bury Football Club can confirm that Dave McNabb has departed his role as Head of Football, bringing to a close a significant chapter in his long-standing association with the Club. A familiar and respected figure among staff, players, and supporters alike, Dave first took charge of first team affairs during a challenging and transitional period back in September 2023, with the Club in 10th place in the North West Counties Premier Division. Stepping into the role of manager with professionalism
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