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.
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Armed Forces honoured in Bolton
Bolton will be honouring our Armed Forces this year despite the ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
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Council call to continue social distancing after warning of potential raves
Bolton Council is thanking local people for staying away from local gatherings.
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Lockdown efforts pave way for highways improvements
Highway improvement projects have made significant progress despite the lockdown, as Bolton Council continues to upgrade the road network across the borough.
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Bolton outdoor market and Lifestyle Hall reopens tomorrow
Bolton Market’s outdoor areas and the indoor Lifestyle Hall will reopen to the public tomorrow (June 16) with a comprehensive range of measures to help people to maintain social distancing.