Festival to open at 10am as storm show’s Bolton at its “resilient best”
Bolton Food and Drink Festival will welcome visitors from 10am on Saturday, ahead of three days of live music, free family entertainment and excellent food.
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Update on the Bolton Food and Drink Festival
Following heavy winds during Storm Lilian, we have taken the difficult decision to postpone the start of Bolton Food and Drink Festival.
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Local artist brings Bolton’s best loved buildings to life with impressive art display
Verona Medhurst is a self-taught Boltonian artist, who creates remarkable clay models of Bolton’s best-loved buildings.
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Pick up a copy of ourBolton magazine
Copies of the summer edition of ourBolton, the council’s official magazine, are available to collect or read online.
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Make the most out of Bolton Food and Drink Festival 2024: Festival Lineup
With less than a month until the UK’s biggest Food and Drink Festival begins, take a look at the lineup to make sure you don’t miss out on the fantastic events and entertainment on offer.
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Heartless thieves steal hundreds of memorial plaques from Overdale Crematorium
More than 800 metal memorial plaques have been stolen from Overdale Crematorium overnight on Tuesday 30 July.
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Council waives fees to get EV drivers on the road
A new council initiative will help more residents to charge electric vehicles at home, encouraging more people to make the switch to emissions free transport.
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Church Wharf: Land transfer unlocks £75m town centre regeneration project
The transformation of Church Wharf has taken a major step forward after Bolton Council agreed a phased transfer of land to local developers Watson.
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Bolton to host a second Egypt Study Day from record sellout of its first
Bolton Museum is bringing back its Egypt Study Day on 7 September 2024 after a record sellout of its first ever one in July.
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Council looks to empower communities through property transfers
Bolton community groups and charities are being offered the chance to take over disused council buildings thanks to the Community Asset Transfer (CAT) initiative.