Bolton Museum announces return of popular Egypt Study Days
Bolton Museum is celebrating its record sellout run of Egypt Study Days this summer by introducing a new themed event to tie in with an upcoming exhibition.
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£2 million pounds worth of fake goods seized from Farnworth shop
A huge haul of counterfeit goods has been uncovered during a raid by trading standards and Greater Manchester Police.
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Council seizes flytipping vans under new drive to combat waste crime
Two vehicles used to flytip waste have been seized by the council in the first week of a newly adopted strategy to combat waste crime.
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Horwich shop hit with closure order for selling illegal goods
Bolton Council’s Trading Standards team has successfully obtained a closure order on a shop found to be repeatedly selling illegal cigarettes, vapes and tobacco.
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Team effort praised as Bolton works together to clean up streets
A joint clean-up effort has tackled problem flytipping and left streets looking like new.
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Derelict land set to become manufacturing hub
Bolton Council is set to agree the sale of derelict land to a leading international manufacturer, creating jobs and providing the local community with a new play area.
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Bolton launches game-changing Accelerator Programme for visitor economy business
Working with Marketing Manchester, Bolton has become the first town to launch the Greater Manchester Visitor Economy Accelerator Programme.
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Council streamlines planning system as open cases cut by nearly 1,000
Bolton Council is making its planning system quicker and more efficient as the authority continues to cut down on its number of open cases.
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Report praises Bolton’s “care and creativity” in SEND services
A report has found that children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in Bolton enjoy positive experiences and outcomes from local services.
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New safety measures planned for St Helens Road
A series of safety measures are being introduced around St Helens Road to improve road safety.