Bulletin - 12 April 2021
Bolton Council’s News Bulletin Accurate as of 9am Monday 12 April
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Statement from the Mayor of Bolton on the passing of Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh
Statement from the Mayor of Bolton on the passing of Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh.
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New Community Champions programme launched in the fight against COVID-19
Residents in Bolton are being encouraged to sign up to become a Community Champion
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Careful next step to easing of COVID-19 measures
The government has confirmed that the next step to easing of COVID-19 measures, designed to keep us all safe, will take place from Monday 12 April.
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Council and Heathcotes call time on Albert Halls contract
Catering and bar services at Bolton's Albert Halls, including the Northern restaurant, will no longer be provided by Heathcote and Co when the lockdown restrictions end, Bolton Council has confirmed.
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Libraries continued to provide valuable community service during lockdown as they prepare to re-open
Bolton Council’s Libraries and Museum Team have adapted their ways of working over the last 12 months to continue to provide their valuable service to the community. As a frontline service relied on by many residents, they had to think of new ways to deliver their services when they had to close library buildings during lockdown.
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Bolton Council to receive £330,000 from second round of the Government’s Culture Recovery Fund
• Bolton Council among more than 2,700 recipients to benefit from the latest round of awards from the £1.57 billion Culture Recovery Fund
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Lockdown heroes awards announced
THE winners of The Bolton News Lockdown Heroes Awards have been revealed in an online ceremony. Television medic Dr Hilary Jones presented the awards night.
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Bolton Council’s News Bulletin - 1 April 2021
Latest news from Bolton Council including updates on our response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Community Collect: Asymptomatic home test kits for Bolton residents
A new collection site has opened in Bolton allowing people who live and work in Bolton to pick up COVID-19 home test kits, helping to keep themselves and the community safe.