Bolton Council’s News Bulletin - 18 February 2021
Update about Bolton Council's response to the pandemic.
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Ash dieback disease forces council to remove dangerous trees
Bolton's ash trees are under threat from a devastating fungal disease - and the council may have no choice but to remove trees which have become infected.
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Social care staff’s vital role during the pandemic
Social care staff from Bolton Council have been praised for their vital work during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Follow the rules or face a fine – the warning to businesses in breach of lockdown
Two gyms in Bolton have each been issued with a £1,000 fine for beaching lockdown rules.
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Thousands of Bolton families receive half-term food vouchers
Bolton Council distributed thousands of food vouchers to families across the borough ahead of the half term break.
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Stay Safe This Half-Term
Stay home this half-term and get involved with these family activities
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Bolton’s Fund: Young people to shape a greener future
Bolton’s Fund is backing young people to lead their own climate projects and help make the place they live cleaner and greener.
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Entrepreneurial spirit offers hopes for strong economic recovery
Greater Manchester’s SME community “has shown an unwavering ability to seek opportunity, innovate and thrive in the hardest of times” a new report has revealed.
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Bolton Council’s News Bulletin - 12 February 2021
Update about Bolton Council's response to the pandemic.
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Bolton Market manager wins national award for work during Covid
The manager of Bolton Market has won a national 'Markets Heroes' award recognising his leadership and hard work during the pandemic.