Bulletin - Monday 9 November 2020
Accurate as of 1pm on 9 November 2020
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Trio of venues served £1,000 fines over COVID breaches
Three hospitality venues in Bolton have each received £1,000 fines for a “complete disregard” of coronavirus rules.
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Garden shopping gets the green light
Green fingered enthusiasts are being reminded that Heaton Fold Garden Centre will remain open during lockdown.
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Bulletin Friday 6 November 2020
Update on Bolton Council’s response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.
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Remembrance Service wreath laying
The announcement of new measures for England to control the spread of coronavirus means that plans for Remembrance Sunday have changed.
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Have your say on plans to reduce air pollution and set minimum standards for taxi and private hire trade
Residents and businesses in Bolton can help shape Greater Manchester plans to reduce air pollution on local roads as well as proposals for minimum standards for taxis and private hire vehicles.
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Bolton libraries to remain open for essential services
Bolton Central Library and all nine community libraries across the borough will continue to offer essential services throughout lockdown.
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Bolton’s Fund supporting local Social Enterprises
Grants of up to £25,000 are available for social enterprises in Bolton.
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Bolton Council's Money Skills Service here to help
It’s ‘Talk Money Week’ from November 9 to 13 and Bolton Council’s Money Skills Service is here to help
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£25m plan for Croal Valley housing development revealed
One of the UK’s leading build-to-rent developers is set to submit a planning application for more than 130 high-quality homes to be built in Bolton town centre (in the Croal Valley intervention area).