Bury FC News

We are delighted to announce the signing of Reece Kendall, marking his return to Gigg Lane for a second spell. The 26-year-old joins us from Cleethorpes Town, having signed for them after leaving Bury in the summer. Reece made nine appearances for us last season before unfortunately suffering an injury in the penultimate game of the campaign against Cheadle Town at FC United of Manchester. He originally joined the club from Matlock Town in February 2025. His career began at Brighouse Town, and h

We are delighted to announce that Robert Nicholas Steels (RNS), an Accrington-based company, has agreed to sponsor the club’s training and travel wear for the coming season. RNS is a leading supplier of both primary and secondary steel, delivering nationwide.   The company has a long history of providing high-quality products and services to businesses across the UK. Managing director Bill Rhind said: “We are pleased to support Bury FC on their return to Gigg Lane and wish them

Structure of the organisation – How we arrived at the current position I have previously given an update on where we are with the structure of the organisation and the relationship with the benefactors, but with more questions and so much misinformation in circulation I have prepared this more detailed note which summarises how we have arrived at the current position.   As secretary of the Football Supporters’ Society of Bury (FSSB) I have no vote, my role is to record discussions and

Bury Football Club sends its deepest sympathies to the family and friends of Roy Parnell, who passed away on 10th September, aged 81. Roy began his career as a youth player with Everton, signed professional forms on his seventeenth birthday and made his Toffees debut before turning eighteen. In three years as a professional he appeared in three games for Everton, all being away games. Everton manager Harry Catterick eventually allowed Roy to move on and in August 1964 he signed for his homet

Bury FC can confirm that goalkeeper Russ Saunders will be leaving the club. Russ joined the Shakers in October 2024 as emergency cover for Mitch Allen. What began as a short-term arrangement quickly saw Russ become a valued member of the squad and goalkeeping group. During his time at Gigg Lane, Russ made five first-team appearances and served as an excellent deputy to Allen. Off the pitch, he played an important role in mentoring Mitch and the club’s younger goalkeepers, bringing experience,

S&S Northern, a global leader in Gas Detection and Safety Shut-off Systems, Solenoid Valves, and Indoor Air Quality & Ventilation solutions, has renewed its back-of-shirt sponsorship with Bury FC for a further two seasons. The Lancashire-based company has supported Bury FC since the late 1990s, and its continued commitment reflects its passion for both the club and the local community. The renewal marks another positive step forward as the Shakers grow under their new member-owned mode

We are thrilled to announce that S&S Northern has signed on as a sponsor for Bury FC!   S&S Northern is a family-owned business based in Lancashire that specialises in the manufacturing and supply of commercial gas safety systems. They were established in 1995 and are owned by lifelong Bury FC supporters Steve and Sue McMahon.   S&S Northern will be sponsoring the back of the team’s shirts for the next two seasons. Steve commented to buryfc.co.uk in response to the

Bury Football Club is delighted to announce a landmark new commercial partnership with Salford Van & Car Hire, who become the Club’s Official Stadium Naming Rights Principal Partner ahead of the 2026/27 season. The agreement represents one of the most significant commercial partnerships in the Club’s recent history and marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter for both organisations as Bury FC continues its progression on and off the pitch. Founded with strong roots in Greater Manches

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