Bulletin - Monday 28 September 2020
Update on Bolton Council’s response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.
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Bolton’s Fund to invest in digital future
Charities in Bolton can now bid for funding to help improve their digital skills and make their valuable services even more accessible.
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How to report breaches of coronavirus rules
Authorities in Bolton have formed a joint taskforce to enforce coronavirus restrictions in the borough and residents are being reminded how to report potential breaches of the regulations.
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Consultation planned for Greater Manchester clean air plans and taxi standards
Residents are being urged to have their say as Greater Manchester gears up for two major public consultations on plans to clean up air quality and introduce a new set of standards for the taxi trade.
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Late night deliveries and beauty treatments to resume in Bolton
Salons can resume close contact services and takeaways in Bolton can now make deliveries after 10pm, the government has confirmed.
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Leader voices “frustration and anger” as Bolton hospitality sector remains closed
The leader of Bolton Council has voiced his frustration that the borough’s hospitality sector remains closed despite repeated calls for restrictions to be eased.
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Solicitor office can reopen after COVID inspection
A law firm has been given the all-clear to reopen its town centre offices after an inspection by Bolton Council Environmental Health officers.
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Bulletin Thursday 24 September 2020
Update on Bolton Council’s response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.
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Closure order barbers back open after cutting out unsafe practices
A barbers, that was forced to closed for breaching COVID-19 regulations, has been allowed to reopen after putting measures in place to protect customers and staff.
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Grundy Fold Farm: Virtual planning inquiry to open next month
A public inquiry into a refusal of planning permission and a planning enforcement notice served against homes at Grundy Fold Farm, Horwich will be held virtually next month.