Bolton welcomes first Ukraine arrivals
The borough’s first arrivals under the Homes for Ukraine scheme have received a warm Bolton welcome from their host families and the council’s support team.
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Milestone reached for Bolton’s new Alcohol Health Champions
A group of community champions have made an extra commitment by training to become Alcohol Health Champions in Bolton.
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Bake a cake fit for a Queen - The Great Bolton Cake Off Schools Competition 2022
School children across Bolton are being asked to unleash their creativity and take part in cake design competitions to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.
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Man fined £1,500 for dumping sofas
A shop keeper has been fined for dumping sofas around the back of his shop.
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Bolton Library and Museum Service acquires important architectural archive
Bolton Library and Museum Service has acquired the archive of renowned Bolton architects, Bradshaw Gass & Hope, thanks to grant funding.
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Farnworth man who dumped his rubbish outside the town hall handed £400 fine
A man who tipped the contents of his wheelie bin outside Farnworth Town Hall has been fined £400.
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Bolton Council thanks staff as Covid testing sites close their doors
Bolton’s remaining LFD COVID test site will close tomorrow (31 March) in line with changes to national legislation.
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Bolton shows appreciation to dedicated Community Champions
Faces of Bolton’s Community Champions will be seen across Bolton from this week as part of a campaign to recognise the fantastic work they have done over the last year.
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Bolton Public Health looks back on the pandemic so far
After two years since the start of the pandemic, Bolton Council’s Director of Public Health has published her annual report, which tells the story of Covid-19 and how it has impacted communities.
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Bolton Council bids to Level Up Junction 6 and De Havilland Way
Bolton Council aims to improve roads and ease congestion around Horwich and Westhoughton with a bid for up to £50m as part of round two of the Levelling Up Fund.