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NEW SHAKERS SHAPING UP

PHOENIX club Bury AFC are inviting Shakers supporters to join the new set-up as members.
The new Bury are hoping to join the North West Counties League Division One next season, and have launched a membership scheme to help provide a springboard for success.
Fans are being asked to pay £5 a month or £60 a year to the Shakers Community, the not-for-profit mutual society which owns the club and administers the shareholdings, in exchange for being able to vote on key decisions such as kit design or even join the club board or committee.
A statement to fans said: “We want you,...

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