COVID Step 4: Support continues for those at most risk
Vulnerable residents are still being supported by Bolton Council’s Humanitarian Support Hub as new guidance is issued on staying safe during Step 4 of the COVID-19 roadmap.
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Weekly Bulletin - 23 July 2021
Latest news from Bolton Council including updates on our response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Tips for keeping cool as heat warning issued
Bolton residents are being urged to keep cool as continuing high temperatures have prompted a national health warning.
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Residents and businesses urged to be cautious ahead of roadmap Step 4
Bolton residents have been encouraged to keep themselves and others safe as we enter Step 4 of the government’s COVID-19 roadmap.
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Council to retain COVID measures to protect frontline services
Bolton residents will be asked to continue with COVID-19 precautions when using council facilities, in order to protect the essential services we all rely on.
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Town centre parking changes from Monday
Drivers are reminded of changes to town centre parking fees from next week as the COVID-19 support scheme comes to an end.
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Bolton Council Chief Executive “privileged” to receive Honorary Doctorate from University of Bolton
The Chief Executive of Bolton Council received an honorary doctorate from the University of Bolton.
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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.