School COVID measures to stay to protect summer holidays
Schools in Bolton will continue to follow COVID-19 precautions until the end of the summer term to minimise the number of pupils and staff self-isolating at the start of the holidays.
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Temporary closure to Farnworth and Horwich Libraries
Library customers in Farnworth and Horwich will be able to visit pop-up libraries whilst both buildings are closed temporarily.
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Newsagent prosecuted for selling illegal cigarettes
Bolton Council has welcomed the successful prosecution of a newsagent who was caught in possession of illegal cigarettes for supply.
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Summer of fun as council supports families over the school holiday
Children will have access to both nutritious meals and a wide range of rewarding activities this summer, as Bolton Council continues to support families during the school holidays.
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Bolton’s Big Wellbeing Conversation
Launching on Friday 9th July, residents, businesses and stakeholders are invited to have their say to help shape the provision of wellbeing and mental health services in Bolton.
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Council warning over the sale of unsafe toys ahead of summer holidays
Two town centre retailers are under investigation after a number of unsafe toys were seized by trading standards officers.
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Euro 2020 final: Bolton gets ready to enjoy the game safely
Football fans across Bolton are urged to stay safe while they enjoy the final of the European Championships this weekend.
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Update on cycle lane Wand Orcas on Chorley New Road
Cycle lane Wand Orcas, which were temporarily removed for the IRONMAN event, will not be reinstated until the outcome of the Active Travel Consultation is finalised.
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Bolton flies the flag for the NHS
Bolton is flying the flag for social care, frontline workers and the NHS to mark the organisation’s birthday.
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Bolton has 13,000 more new trees than six months ago
As part of the council’s commitment to make the borough a cleaner and greener place a total of 13,550 trees have been planted this year in 12 locations across the borough.