‘Thank you carers’ messages painted outside Bolton care homes
Colourful road markings paying tribute to the hard work and dedication of local carers are being painted across Bolton.
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Looking after your wellbeing whilst working from home
Mental Health Awareness Week 2020
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Council reintroduces bulky waste collection service
Residents can now have bulky waste items removed from their homes again, after the council reintroduced a collection service which was suspended due to coronavirus.
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Statement - changes to school operating principles
Joint statement from Leader of Bolton Council, Cllr David Greenhalgh and Executive Cabinet Member for Children’s Services, Councillor Anne Galloway
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Struggling to cope - Mental Health Awareness Week 2020
Today’s theme during Mental Health Awareness Week is the help available if you or others are struggling to cope in the current circumstances.
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Positive conversations and helping others – Mental Health Awareness Week 2020
This year in GM we are focusing on kindness, with the week running from 18 - 24 May.
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Bolton Can Quit
Bolton has launched the ‘Bolton Can Quit’ stop-smoking campaign to encourage people to #QuitForCovid.
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Mental health awareness week
The theme of Mental Health Awareness Week (18-24 May) this year is kindness.
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Council orders homeowner to demolish unauthorised extension
Bolton Council has taken enforcement action against a householder who built an unauthorised extension to his property leading to 22 complaints from nearby residents.
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Top award for council street smarts
Bolton Council has won a national award recognising its outstanding management of the street information database.