Coronavirus (COVID-19) Daily Bulletin
Latest news for Bolton residents and businesses
£500 payment available for self-isolating Bolton residents on low incomes
Bolton residents, who are isolating because of Covid-19, may be able to claim a £500 support payment if they cannot work and face a loss of income.
Bolton is in the high COVID alert level or tier 2
We have updated the FAQs with information on what you can and cannot do.
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Council’s green commitment helps secure award for fifth year running
Queens Park has won a prestigious award for the fifth year in a row, highlighting Bolton Council’s commitment to providing excellent green spaces.
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Bolton’s Fund COVID response: £250,000 for food and other essentials
Grants totalling £250,000 are available through Bolton’s Fund for groups helping residents affected by the COVID-19 pandemic to access food and other essentials.
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More than 70 Fixed Penalty Notices have been issued so far this weekend for breaches of Covid 19 legislation across GM
Across GM a number of fixed penalty notices have been issued to residents and businesses.
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OBE: Outstanding Book Enthusiast
Bolton Council’s former Head of Libraries and Museums has been recognised in The Queen’s Birthday Honours List for her tireless work as a champion of libraries for more than 40 years.
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Bolton’s doing its bit for World Mental Health Day
World Mental Health Day this Saturday (10th October), aims to raise awareness of the issues surrounding mental health.
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Grundy Fold Farm inquiry postponed
The Planning Inspectorate has confirmed that the virtual inquiry into planning issues at Grundy Fold Farm, which was scheduled to start tomorrow (October 6), has been postponed due to illness.
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Joint statement from Bolton Council, Bolton CCG and Royal Bolton Hospital Foundation Trust
Partners come together to ask for your help to reduce the spread of COVID-19.
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Restrictions eased as Bolton brought in line with Greater Manchester
Bolton will be brought in line with the rest of Greater Manchester from tomorrow (Oct 3).