Easing of lockdown – Coronavirus (COVID-19)
On behalf of Bolton Council, NHS Bolton Clinical Commissioning Group, Bolton NHS Foundation Trust and Bolton CVS
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Free multi-storey parking takes business support to next level
Town centre businesses welcoming back customers following the easing of lockdown restrictions will receive an extra boost, thanks to Bolton Council’s new parking initiative.
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Town hall to shine blue in act of remembrance
Bolton Town Hall will light up blue on Saturday (July 4) to commemorate those lost during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Public urged to be patient as play areas swing back into action
Play areas and outdoor gyms in Bolton will start reopening from Saturday (July 4).
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Bolton Council’s plan to help control coronavirus outbreak
Stopping community outbreaks and preventing a local lockdown are among the priorities detailed in Bolton Council’s Outbreak Control Plan.
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More time to have your say on Safe Streets
More than 2,700 residents have put forward suggestions for making Bolton more pedestrian and cycling friendly – and Bolton Council is keen to hear from even more people.
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New chapter for Bolton libraries as services return
Book lovers in Bolton can now order and collect their next read from six of the borough’s libraries, as part of a phased return of services as lockdown is gradually eased.
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Waste collections - Coronavirus (COVID-19) update and advice
All waste and recycling bin collections are currently operating as normal.
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Parents can register births again after lockdown restrictions lifted
New parents can now register the birth of their child again in Bolton as lockdown restrictions due to coronavirus have eased.
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£1.25m boost for town centres
A £1.25m package of measures to support businesses across the borough has been unveiled, including free weekday parking in Bolton town centre.