Council cracks down on rogue trader
Bolton Council has taken a paver to court for aggressive and misleading sales practices.
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Council nominated for top award
Bolton Council was nominated for a top national award for its work in saving more than £2 million so far by introducing slim bins.
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New designs for Bolton Egyptology gallery
Fresh designs for Bolton Museum’s new Egyptology gallery have been drawn up for consideration.
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New figures show fall in flytipping
New figures released by the Government show a 40 per cent decrease in flytipping incidents recorded by Bolton council.
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Teenage market back in town
Bolton’s successful Teenage Market will be back in town tomorrow (Saturday, March 4).
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Flytipper made to clean up borough
Bolton Council has successfully secured a community service order in court against a prolific flytipper, meaning he will now have to clean up dumped rubbish and waste from around the borough.
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Free teenage market back again
Bolton’s successful Teenage Market has proved to be such a success that it will be coming back – on three dates in 2017.
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Fine for piling up 60 bin bags
A resident has been handed a £440 fine after she repeatedly ignored warnings to remove around 60 bin bags from her back yard.
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Major acquisition for Mass Observation collection
A key piece of artwork from the ground-breaking 1930s social experiment, Mass Observation, has been acquired by Bolton Museum.
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Tourism £420.4m boost
Bolton’s tourism industry generated £420.4m for the local economy in 2015, according to new figures.