Free digital support helps more locals try IT and get online
Bolton’s offering free support to help more residents online this October as part of the Greater Manchester Digitober and National Get Online Week campaigns.
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Bolton Council recognised for exceptional support to the armed forces community
Bolton Council was one of a number of organisations recognised by the British Armed Forces, being presented the Employer Recognition Scheme Gold Award at Blackburn Cathedral on Monday, September 22.
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New signs to discourage roadside begging
Bolton Council has installed new signs aimed at tackling roadside begging, which compromises the safety of motorists and pedestrians.
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Popular museum welcomes over 25,000 visitors to Reebok exhibition
Bolton Museum has welcomed more than 25,000 visitors to its current exhibition, Reebok and Norman Walsh: The Bolton History of the Running Shoe, since it opened on 5 July 2025.
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Free support to stop smoking this Stoptober
During October quit smoking specialists, ABL Health, are in Bolton libraries offering free 1-2-1 support for smokers who want to give up the habit as part of Stoptober.
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More local heroes to be celebrated with Bolton Civic Medals
Nominations are now open to award Bolton’s local heroes with the borough’s highest civic honour.
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Innovative electric vehicle charging system arrives in Bolton
Trojan Energy has partnered with Bolton Council to pilot Trojan Home, an innovative electric vehicle (EV) charging solution that brings affordable and convenient charging at home.
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More Family Hubs launched across Bolton
Family fun days mark the launch of two new community facilities, as Bolton’s Family Hub programme continues to grow.
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Furniture and white goods to go charity
Furniture and white goods collected from households will go to help people on low incomes, after a Bolton based charity was reappointed by Bolton Council.
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Queens Park cleaned up for wildlife and visitors
The River Croal and ponds in Queens Park are being given a new lease of life after Bolton Council teamed up with local volunteers and United Utilities.