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.
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Mental Health Awareness Week - activities At Home with Bolton Libraries and Museums
During Mental Health Awareness Week Bolton Library and Museum service are providing online activities to help people better cope with isolation and look after their mental health and well-being.
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New mayor ready to help Bolton “rise to the challenge”
Bolton’s new mayor is looking forward to celebrating the achievements of residents and helping the community rise to the challenges in the months to come.
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Safe streets save lives: Have your say in Bolton
Bolton Council is promoting the #SafeStreetsSaveLives campaign to support social distancing during the coronavirus lockdown and encourage more walking and cycling through recovery.
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Residents invited to join mass sing-a-long from their doorsteps for ‘Together in One Voice'
On 28 May the streets of Greater Manchester will be full of song as residents join together to create one of the largest community led choirs in the world - broadcast live to audiences via YouTube.