Still time for Bolton businesses to apply for Covid-19 Additional Relief Fund
The deadline to claim COVID-19 business rate support is approaching and hundreds of eligible Bolton businesses have yet to apply.
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All aboard: Bolton bids to be new home of Great British Railways
Bolton could be on track to welcome Great British Railways (GBR), after the council made the case for the new national transport body to base its headquarters in the town centre.
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Council distributes more than £500k in food vouchers to Bolton families this Easter
Bolton Council will issue more than half a million pounds in supermarket vouchers this week to help families struggling with the extra cost of the Easter school holidays.
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Platinum Jubilee Weekend: Bolton to celebrate in royal style
Bolton will mark the Platinum Jubilee Weekend in royal style with highlights including a community picnic and a town centre concert celebrating seven decades of music.
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Plant a tree for the Jubilee: Bolton communities come together and dig deep
Tree planting has taken place at Queen’s Park to commemorate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.
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World Social Work Day: Celebrating Bolton’s social workers
Bolton councillors have marked World Social Work Day by thanking the hard working staff who dedicate themselves to supporting others.
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Bolton community helps council win national award
Bolton Council has received national acclaim by winning the Community Focus Award at the prestigious Public Sector Transformation Awards.
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Council breaks ground on new Jubilee Centre
Work has officially started to build a new state-of-the-art day centre as Bolton partners work to transform adult care services.
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Bolton health and care partners ensure Real Living Wage for frontline staff
Bolton’s health and care partners have worked together to ensure the borough’s frontline staff will receive the Real Living Wage from April.
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Flytipping crackdown results in fines of more than £10,000
Bolton Council continues to crack down on flytipping by taking five residents to court resulting in more than £10,000 in fines.