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Stories for 22 May 2006

Alan Calvert

Community spirit of the village church

A WEDDING blessing service for a former colleague on this newspaper took me over to Yorkshire recently.  more...

Amir Khan: Latest News

I will be champ in a year

WONDER boy Amir Khan plans to conquer America and win his first title inside the next 12 months.  more...

Bolton superstar steps up in class and shows his quality

AMIR Khan's call for a step up in class was finally answered when the "perfect opponent" provided him with his sternest test.  more...

Blackburn

Death of a 'perfect son, 12

A DISTRAUGHT family has been left searching for answers after their perfect' 12-year-old son collapsed and died.  more...

Disgust over ‘river of sewage’

DISGUSTED residents were faced with the sight of raw sewage running through their gardens when drains overflowed in heavy rain.  more...

Bolton News

Hospital casualty unit for Children

A CASUALTY department just for children is due to open in Bolton next year to keep them away from drunken or aggressive adults.  more...

Hospital casualty unit for Children

A CASUALTY department just for children is due to open in Bolton next year to keep them away from drunken or aggressive adults.  more...

Bin fiasco cost council £1.8m

THE doomed alternate weekly bin collection cost Bolton Council £1.8 million, it can be revealed today.  more...

Taxi man beaten unconscious by gang

A TAXI driver was recovering today after being beaten unconscious by a group of men.  more...

Man’s body discovered in car park

THE body of a man was found in a town centre car park late last night.  more...

A triple celebration

IT is 12 months since Lorraine and Ian Gordon's life changed beyond all recognition.  more...

World Cup booking for soccer supporters

FOOTBALL fans desperately waiting for the start of the World Cup are being urged to use their spare time to pick up a book.  more...

Vernon Kay’s recycling message for pupils

BOLTON television presenter Vernon Kay is encouraging school children to recycle.  more...

Thousands brave rain to watch great run

THOUSANDS of people braved the rain to watch the BUPA Great Manchester Run.  more...

Glowing report for troubled school

A SCHOOL once deemed to be failing has been given top marks by Government inspectors.  more...

A sporting boost for young athletes

THE International Youth Sports Festival in Bury has been given a boost by local companies.  more...

The Teacher of the Year

EVERYBODY remembers their favourite teacher.  more...

Alcohol price hike will stop binge drinking — doctor

BOLTON'S leading liver doctor is calling for the Government to increase the price of alcohol to reduce alcohol-related deaths.  more...

Mayor’s brolly parade

HUNDREDS of people braved the rain to join new Bolton mayor Cllr Walter Hall on a parade through the town centre.  more...

Wildlife centre gets ready for opening

A WILDLIFE community and information centre with a difference is getting ready to open its doors this autumn.  more...

Family host golf day in tribute to tragic PC

THE family and friends of a policeman who lost his battle with cancer last year have raised more than £2,000 in his memory.  more...

MEP calls for parliament reform

PEOPLE from Bolton are being urged to add their name to a petition of one million signatures calling for an end to the monthly movement of the European parliament between Brussels and the French city of Strasbourg.  more...

Anger at hospital cuts plan

HEALTH workers say they are horrified at plans to make £8 million worth of cuts at the Royal Bolton Hospital.  more...

Police hunt teen thugs after attack

A GANG who left two men with serious facial injuries is being hunted by police.  more...

Petrol station hit-run horror

POLICE are hunting a driver and his female passenger after a shop worker was hit by a car in a petrol station.  more...

Police crack down on illegal bikes

POLICE have launched a new tactic to crack down on illegal off-road bikers.  more...

Binge drinkers putting their lives at risk

MORE than 20 per cent of people in Bury are regular binge drinkers.  more...

Business Headlines

Pubs’ turnover packs a punch

ONE of the largest pub chains in Bolton has announced a 50 per cent increase in its turnover.  more...

Bringing creative minds together

CREATIVE entrepreneurs from the Bolton and Bury areas are invited to an informal networking event on Wednesday.  more...

Clarets News

Clarets bid to follow Watford

Steve Davis believes Premiership new boys Watford can be Burnley's inspiration.  more...

Latest Sport

Edgworth take full advantage of beating rain

EDGWORTH are 10 points clear at the top of the Bolton Association after taking advantage of being involved in the only game in both the Bolton Association and Bolton League to beat the rain.  more...

Leigh Rmi

RMI could win relegation reprieve

LEIGH RMI have been saved from relegation from the Conference North, pending an appeal from Carshalton Athletic.  more...

Looking Back With Frank Elson

From our files on May 22, 1996

By: Frank Elson 10 YEARS AGO From the Evening News May 22 1996 THE best used public toilets in Bolton town Centre have been closed down by the council to save money, despite a long running campaign to keep them open.  more...

Rovers News

Todd here to stay

BLACKBURN Rovers skipper Andy Todd has stated he has no intention of quitting the club this summer.  more...

Wanderers News

Whites target prefers rivals

WANDERERS target Andy Johnson is understood to have told his England team-mates at a training camp in the Algarve that he favours joining Everton.  more...

We Say

Halting the spiral of credit card debt

AS spending on credit spirals out of control in the UK, one local organisation is not only at the forefront of thrift but is increasingly helping people often unable to get credit with loans that will not cripple them. Angela Kelly reports. AT a time when credit card spending is hitting a worrying £61 billion the Quids In Credit Union in Bolton is a peaceful oasis of financial calm.  more...

What'S On In The Bolton Area

Gipsy Kings postpone Manchester gig

THE Gipsy Kings have announced that the concert due to take place at the Manchester Apollo on Friday, May 26, has been postponed, due to delays regarding the release of their next album.  more...

You Say

Help Friends to protect the park

IT'S good to know that so many people feel very strongly about Bolton's favourite park ("Protest over music venue plan for park"). The Friends of Moss Bank Park was formed nearly five years ago because of our concern about the way the park was being neglected and since then we have been hard at work campaigning for improvements and against some proposals which we believed would have an adverse impact on the park.  more...

Recycling does make a difference

AS a person who has spent the last 20 years recycling in one way or another, I have been watching with interest the growing discontent of readers with the fortnightly refuse collection.  more...

Throw out homes on land plan

BOLTON Green Party strongly objects to the proposed building of eight two-storey houses on green field land at Thistleton Road, Sutton Estate, Deane.  more...

Free bus travel is better option than cash

TO Mrs Gault "Cash would be better than rides" (Letters, May 18), you will never please every pensioner, whatever is done.  more...

Help to brush away tooth decay

THE story "Health bosses in move to stop tooth decay in children" (Bolton Evening News, May 18), ends with quote "Bolton's under fives have some of the worst teeth in the country".  more...

  
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