Going to the Match: Iconic football painting is heading for Bolton
An iconic painting, depicting a scene of Bolton’s footballing heritage, is set to go on display in the very town that inspired the artist.
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Bolton’s libraries open to the public as Warm Spaces throughout winter
Bolton Libraries have opened their doors as Warm Spaces this winter to help those struggling with the cost of living, particularly coping with the rising price of fuel to heat their homes.
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Bolton Council leads World Cup recruitment campaign for foster carers
Two footy-loving foster carers have teamed up with Bolton Wanderers legend, John McGinlay, with the goal of signing up more carers during the World Cup.
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Safeguarding Adults Week: Protecting vulnerable members of our community
The organisations tasked with keeping Bolton residents safe have urged everyone to look out for vulnerable members of the community, as part of a national awareness campaign.
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New playground design for Horwich park
The proposed design for the new playground at Old Station Park has been unveiled by Bolton Council.
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Roll on Christmas! Family fun at Bolton’s Christmas Festival 2022
A roller-skating rink, traditional market stalls and Santa’s Grotto will transform Bolton town centre into a magical winter wonderland as part of the 2022 Christmas Festival.
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St Peter’s Primary takes Farnworth by storm in their first Tuesday Trotters walk to school.
St Peter’s Primary School in Farnworth have hosted their first ever Tuesday Trotters, a youth-led walk to school promoting positive change towards Active Travel and Safer Streets.
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Council protects gritting services on Bolton’s roads
Bolton Council has moved to protect gritting services on roads across the borough for next winter and beyond.
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Unlicensed scrap metal collector hit with fine of more than £2,000
An unlicensed scrap metal collector has been handed a hefty fine.
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Albert Halls box office and bar to re-open to public
Bolton’s Albert Halls will open a brand-new box office next week and welcome customers back to the Albert Bar.