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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Teenage market back in town
Bolton’s successful Teenage Market will be back in town tomorrow (Saturday, March 4).
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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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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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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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Council cracks down on rogue trader
Bolton Council has taken a paver to court for aggressive and misleading sales practices.
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Bolton food fest chefs revealed
Take a dash of Ainsley Harriott, a pinch of Simon Rimmer, and a sprinkling of James Martin - and what do you have? The perfect recipe for the Bolton Food and Drink Festival 2017!
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Residents asked to create vision for Bolton 2030
Residents will be asked to give their vision for how Bolton could look in 2030 as part of an exhibition which will tour the borough’s libraries.
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Horwich leisure centre oopens doors to public
Willmott Dixon is opening its Horwich Leisure centre project in Bolton to the public as part of a week-long event aimed at attracting young people into a career in construction.
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Join in Shakespeare Week
Fans of the world’s greatest playwright certainly won’t be ‘Bard’ as Bolton Library and Museum Services celebrate Shakespeare Week.