Council consults on extending ‘No moor fires’ ban
A ban on barbeques, campfires, sky lanterns and fireworks on moorlands around Bolton is up for review.
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Council condemns mindless tree vandalism
Bolton Council has condemned vandals who ripped up scores of tree saplings on land close to Hall I’th’ Wood museum.
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A smoke-free life starts with a smoke-free day
Bolton residents are being urged to choose a smokefree future as part of No Smoking Day on Wednesday, March 11.
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Bolton Resident ordered to pay £1,766 for fly tipping on Woodland Trust land
A Bolton resident has received a £1,776 financial penalty for fly tipping on land owned by the Woodland Trust at Smithills Estate, despite being given the opportunity to pay a Fixed Penalty Notice
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Bolton schools to trial School Streets for safety
Four Bolton schools are to trial School Streets that aim to allow children to walk, cycle or wheel to school in safety.
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Council opens travel consultation
Bolton Council is asking people for their views on two new schemes aimed at making walking, cycling and driving safer and easier for all road users.
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Have your say: Bolton Town Centre Mayoral Development Corporation
Bolton residents are invited to share their views on plans to supercharge the ongoing regeneration of the town centre.
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Good news for kinship carers across Bolton
Grandparents, aunts, uncles and family friends who step in to provide kinship care for children are to get a significant package of support.
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Rediscovered ceremonial key to go on display for Westhoughton Library’s 120th anniversary
Westhoughton’s historic Carnegie Library is celebrating its 120th anniversary this March, having officially opened on 24 March 1906.
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Backing our heroes: Free leisure centre proposals for Veterans
Bolton Council will consider plans to grant local Armed Forces Veterans free access to leisure centres, while also expanding an existing offer for over-65s.