Closure order restaurant to reopen after COVID-19 safety inspection
A restaurant, which was forced to close for breaking COVID-19 restrictions, will be permitted to reopen following an inspection by Bolton Council.
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Bolton Council asks for restrictions to remain after sudden unpredicted rise on COVID cases
Bolton Council has asked for additional coronavirus restrictions to remain in place after an unforeseen spike in the local infection rate.
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Wednesday 2 September is the day for lifting of restrictions in Bolton
Additional COVID-19 restrictions in Bolton will be lifted on Wednesday 2 September.
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Bulletin - Thursday 27 August 2020
Update on Bolton Council’s response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.
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Last call to extend alcohol order
An order that allows officers to confiscate alcohol from nuisance drinkers in Bolton is set to end, and the public can have their say on whether it should be extended.
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Virtual food festival promises feast of tasty treats
The full programme for the first ever virtual Bolton Food and Drink Festival has been served up.
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Statement from Leader of Bolton Council following GM Mayor's conference
Councillor David Greenhalgh, the Leader of Bolton Council said: “I am delighted that the Mayor Of Greater Manchester has listened and respected my call to have restrictions eased in Bolton.
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Back to school safely: Guide for parents and pupils ahead of return to classroom
Bolton Council has produced a comprehensive guide for parents and pupils ahead of returning to school in September.
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New rounds of funding unveiled for Bolton’s volunteer sector
The partners behind Bolton’s Fund have announced the upcoming rounds of funding that will help tackle some of the biggest challenges facing the community.
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No laughing matter: Shops surrender gas canisters after council investigation
A total of 1,904 ‘laughing gas’ canisters have been removed from two Bolton convenience stores after the shops were found to be selling them to young people.