The following are all links to companies, organisations and third parties with whom Mill Gate Shopping Centre works in our catchment. If you would like your organisation to be added, please contact us with details. Thank you.
Click here to visit the Bury's Tourist Information Centre web page.
Click here to visit Bury Market's web site.
Visit Bury's World Famous Market - for over five hundred years, Bury Market has dominated the consumer retail sector in the area. It remains the undisputed champion of the North, attracting 250,000 visitors every week.
Click here to visit Elaine Riley's web page.
Elaine Riley's full range of services include photography from weddings and portraits, to commercial and real estate.
Click here to visit our theatre - The Met.
Click here to visit the East Lancashire Railway web page.
Visit the East Lancashire Railway - a trip on the East Lancashire Railway is journey back in time. When the line closed in 1972, it would have been the end of an era had the East Lancashire Preservation Society not been committed to restoring it to its former glory. The railway reopened in 1991 and it enthralls visitors young and old.
Visit our playgrounds - Bury has just under 60 equipped play areas. These provide play equipment for children under 12, and stronger, more challenging equipment such as space nets, multi-play ball zones and skate parks for teenagers. We have 21 multi-purpose ball zones, 4 skate parks and 24 tennis courts.
Visit the Elton Reservoir - 56 acre reservoir (completed in 1842 as a water storage body for the nearby Manchester Bolton and Bury Canal) is used extensively by school, scout and community groups as well as Club members for sailing, windsurfing and fishing.
Visit the Peel Tower & Holcombe Moor - a windswept Pennine moorland experience. Peel Tower stands on Holcombe Hill and its 148 steps can be climbed when the tower is open.
Visit Redisher Wood Nature Reserve - the fourth site that has been selected as a Local Nature Reserve (LNR). This wooded valley at the base of Holcombe Hill, in the north of Bury, is one of the best ancient woodland sites in the Borough. In late Spring the steep valley sides are carpeted with Bluebells and Lesser Celandine lines the banks of Holcombe Brook as it passes through the middle of the valley.
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