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A-Level Results 2006

Students score record results

SCHOOLS and colleges posted their best ever A-levels result this year.  more...

Bolton School Boys’ Division

BOLTON SCHOOL BOYS' DIVISION - Grades A to E, AS results in brackets.  more...

Accrington

Addict sent back to jail

A PARANOID amphetamine addict who subjected an Accrington postman to a terrifying ordeal has been jailed.  more...

Athletics

Super Tatts adds to haul

Neil Tattersall, the most prolific winner in the history of the Blackburn 10K Road Race, added another one to his list, but this time with the added bonus of the county title.  more...

Betting Tips

Signatory to take the Ebor

Signatory can step up on his most recent run to land the ultra-competitive totesport Ebor at York for trainer John Gosden.  more...

Blackburn

Hit and run driver hunted

FORENSIC experts have been called to catch the hit and run driver who mounted the pavement and struck a pedestrian.  more...

‘Lock up’ warning after spate of burglaries

POLICE in Blackburn are appealing for witnesses after burglars broke into six houses in Mill Hill in one night.  more...

‘Lock up’ warning after spate of burglaries

POLICE in Blackburn are appealing for witnesses after burglars broke into six houses in Mill Hill in one night.  more...

Bring him back!

AN MP today called for an international cricketer to be extradited to Britain to stand trial for allegedly fondling a girl at a match.  more...

£4.6m received in fines but parking scheme is still inh the ...RED!

THE county's parking enforcement services did not break even last year - despite collecting around £4.6million in fines.  more...

Bolton News

Police in hunt for gun gang robbers

A GUN-toting gang robbed six teenage boys in the space of just two hours.  more...

‘Shop the meter cheaters' call

CASH rewards of £50 are being handed out for shopping "meter cheaters" after figures show Bolton has one of the highest incidences of stealing gas and electricity in the country.  more...

Manhunt after four found dead

POLICE have launched a manhunt after a mother and her three children were found murdered at a house in Cheadle Hulme.  more...

aAna’s search to be a star

TALENTED Ana Tanaka is a star in the making - despite failing to make it through The X-Factor auditions.  more...

Tradesmen just a cuppa — survey

PLUMBERS, electricians and locksmiths drink the equivalent of 1.3 bathfuls of tea every year, a survey has found.  more...

Festive light switch in bid to beat yobs

BOLTON'S Christmas lights ceremony has been moved to a Sunday afternoon after gangs of yobs spoiled the last two festive switch-ons.  more...

Four in court after £2m drugs swoop

FOUR people appeared in court yesterday after drugs worth nearly £2 million were seized by police.  more...

Showcase of teenage talent kick-starts

A FESTIVAL for young actors, musicians and performers was being launched in Bolton today.  more...

It’s cheers to the Caribbean

MOST families look forward to spending quality time together on their summer holidays.  more...

Bats should not affect nursing home plan

A PROBLEM with bats at a nursing home earmarked for demolition will be resolved by the autumn, say nursing home chiefs.  more...

Cannabis growers not guilty of supplying

AN article published in the Bolton Evening News on August 16 about a cannabis farm in Salford reported that Tony Bethell, aged 43, of Caldbeck Drive, Farnworth, and John Edgar, aged 21, of Kenyon Way, Little Hulton, had pleaded guilty to possession of the drug with intent to supply.  more...

Hunt for taxi queue attackers

TWO men suffered head injuries after being punched to the ground as they queued for a taxi.  more...

Travellers leave locals with big clean-up bill

THIS is the scene left behind by fly-tipping travellers after they abandoned their illegal camp.  more...

Boss files complaint at ‘desert’ report jibe

BOLTON Council for Voluntary Service has hit back at a national report describing the borough as a "charity desert".  more...

Different nights at the movies

CINEMAS in Bolton could soon become entertainment venues offering gambling, old movies and big screen games.  more...

Lauren is a winning model teenager

A SCHOOLGIRL from Bolton hopes to knock Kate Moss from her role as Britain's top model after reaching the finals of a regional competition.  more...

Soccer anti-racism cash for local events

THOUSANDS of pounds are being made available for local events and activities.  more...

MRSA bill may hit £500,000

THE cost of treating patients who have contracted the MRSA superbug at the Royal Bolton Hospital could, it has been claimed, be as high as half-a-million pounds.  more...

By George they’ve won!

A GIANT flag of St George made from red and white pansies stole the show in this year's Horwich in Bloom competition.  more...

Colourful show from gardeners

IT was showtime for Bolton gardeners when Edgworth and District Horticultural Society staged their annual event.  more...

Poetry for the people

THERE used to be hundreds of people in Bolton who were too embarrassed to admit to writing poetry. Then Julian Jordan and Dave Morgan set up Write Out Loud to encourage new talent - and watched as it became an international phenomenon. Kat Dibbits reports.  more...

Business Headlines

Unity saves 210 call centre jobs

HUNDREDS of jobs in the North-west have been saved by the efforts of a Bolton business advisory firm.  more...

Property firm adds to its portfolio

A BOLTON-based property investment company has bought a £500,000 industrial unit in Telford.  more...

Clarets News

Cotterill not afraid to mix it up

STEVE Cotterill could shuffle his pack ahead of tonight's cup clash with Hartlepool.  more...

Cotterill's 'giant' incentive

BURNLEY boss Steve Cotterill is looking forward to another glorious cup run.  more...

Cricket Round-Up

Major doubt over series

Pakistan have threatened to withdraw from their forthcoming one-day series against England if captain Inzamam-ul-Haq receives a lengthy ban from Friday's disciplinary hearing with the International Cricket Council.  more...

Tonge bowlers are key to their shock Hamer Cup success

TONGE upset the odds beating Bolton League joint leaders Greenmount to claim a 43-run victory in the final of the Hamer Cup at Farnworth.  more...

Major doubt over series

Pakistan have threatened to withdraw from their forthcoming one-day series against England if captain Inzamam-ul-Haq receives a lengthy ban from Friday's disciplinary hearing with the International Cricket Council.  more...

Major doubt over series

Pakistan have threatened to withdraw from their forthcoming one-day series against England if captain Inzamam-ul-Haq receives a lengthy ban from Friday's disciplinary hearing with the International Cricket Council.  more...

Major doubt over series

Pakistan have threatened to withdraw from their forthcoming one-day series against England if captain Inzamam-ul-Haq receives a lengthy ban from Friday's disciplinary hearing with the International Cricket Council.  more...

Darwen

Redearth: ‘Let judges decide’

RESIDENTS want a judicial review to decide the future of the controversial Redearth Triangle.  more...

Redearth: 'Let judges decide'

RESIDENTS want a judicial review to decide the future of the controversial Redearth Triangle.  more...

Editor'S Comment

Prune costly warden teams

THERE has been a lot of controversy in East Lancashire about the level (and principle) of parking charges and the rigorous way in which those who overstay are pursued and penalised.  more...

Fleetwood News

Fancy a scrum?

A ladies rugby club which was forced to drop out of the league because of dwindling numbers in 2003 is facing the same fate again.  more...

Fancy a scrum?

A ladies rugby club which was forced to drop out of the league because of dwindling numbers in 2003 is facing the same fate again.  more...

Fancy a scrum?

A ladies rugby club which was forced to drop out of the league because of dwindling numbers in 2003 is facing the same fate again.  more...

Garden Of Tranquility

‘I could sit and watch my grandchildren play’

GREAT-grandfather Albert Howarth is urging people to get behind the Bolton Evening News' Garden of Tranquility campaign - so he can watch his grandchildren playing in open space.  more...

Health

Ambulance response times suffer

AMBULANCE response times for seriously ill patients are increasing because of a surge in calls, with weekend binge-drinkers party to blame.  more...

Hyndburn News

Street delight at £300,000 boost

RESIDENTS are set to be handed a £300,000 boost after funding was announced to repair housing in Clayton-le-Moors.  more...

Ice Hockey Updates

Moli returns to UK to help Phoenix fly

With under a month to the start of the 2006/07 Elite League season, Manchester Phoenix coach Tony Hand has signed Swedish winger Johan Molin, taknig his roster to 14.  more...

Molin returns to UK to help Phoenix fly

With under a month to the start of the 2006/07 Elite League season, Manchester Phoenix coach Tony Hand has signed Swedish winger Johan Molin, taknig his roster to 14.  more...

Lancashire

Parkwise blasted as ‘stunning failure’

THE county's parking enforcement services did not break even last year - despite collecting around £4.6million in fines.  more...

Latest Sport

New manager finds it tough on his own

LEIGH RMI's new boss admitted his first match in charge without Andy Nelson by his side was like "losing an arm".  more...

Boro aim for first victory

RADCLIFFE Borough will be looking to notch their first victory of the season tonight when they entertain Leek Town at Stainton Park.  more...

New manager finds it tough on his own

LEIGH RMI's new boss admitted his first match in charge without Andy Nelson by his side was like "losing an arm".  more...

Boro aim for first victory

RADCLIFFE Borough will be looking to notch their first victory of the season tonight when they entertain Leek Town at Stainton Park.  more...

Leigh Rmi

New manager finds it tough on his own

LEIGH RMI's new boss admitted his first match in charge without Andy Nelson by his side was like "losing an arm".  more...

New manager finds it tough on his own

LEIGH RMI's new boss admitted his first match in charge without Andy Nelson by his side was like "losing an arm".  more...

Local Sports Updates

Major doubt over series

Pakistan have threatened to withdraw from their forthcoming one-day series against England if captain Inzamam-ul-Haq receives a lengthy ban from Friday's disciplinary hearing with the International Cricket Council.  more...

Major doubt over series

Pakistan have threatened to withdraw from their forthcoming one-day series against England if captain Inzamam-ul-Haq receives a lengthy ban from Friday's disciplinary hearing with the International Cricket Council.  more...

Major doubt over series

Pakistan have threatened to withdraw from their forthcoming one-day series against England if captain Inzamam-ul-Haq receives a lengthy ban from Friday's disciplinary hearing with the International Cricket Council.  more...

Major doubt over series

Pakistan have threatened to withdraw from their forthcoming one-day series against England if captain Inzamam-ul-Haq receives a lengthy ban from Friday's disciplinary hearing with the International Cricket Council.  more...

Looking Back With Frank Elson

Going the extra miles

The recent talk about reviving the Bolton Marathon prompted local photographer Anthony Williams to contact me and show me some of the pictures he took in 1984 and 1985.  more...

News

Manhunt after grim discovery

A taxi-driver is being hunted after a mother and her three children were found dead at a house in Cheadle Hulme.  more...

Manhunt after grim discovery

A taxi-driver is being hunted after a mother and her three children were found dead at a house in Cheadle Hulme.  more...

Pendle News

New ruling body saves £500,000

PENDLE Council has a new ruling body which will save the borough almost £500,000 a year.  more...

Preston News

40 jobs axed at NHS call centre

MORE than 40 people are to lose their jobs at a Lancashire NHS call centre - because the Government said they should be paid more.  more...

Rovers News

Rovers submit Todd plea

Blackburn Rovers have submitted a claim for wrongful dismissal with the Football Association in relation to Andy Todd's sending-off at Portsmouth on Saturday.  more...

Ooijer bid to face champs

DUTCH defender Andre Ooijer could be a Blackburn Rovers player in time for the visit of champions Chelsea on Sunday.  more...

Shakers Updates

Casper ready for Sunderland test

Chris Casper is relishing the visit of Championship side Sunderland - despite possibly being without four first-choice players.  more...

Casper ready for Sunderland test

Chris Casper is relishing the visit of Championship side Sunderland - despite possibly being without four first-choice players.  more...

Sport From Around The Area

New manager finds it tough on his own

LEIGH RMI's new boss admitted his first match in charge without Andy Nelson by his side was like "losing an arm".  more...

Major doubt over series

Pakistan have threatened to withdraw from their forthcoming one-day series against England if captain Inzamam-ul-Haq receives a lengthy ban from Friday's disciplinary hearing with the International Cricket Council.  more...

New manager finds it tough on his own

LEIGH RMI's new boss admitted his first match in charge without Andy Nelson by his side was like "losing an arm".  more...

Major doubt over series

Pakistan have threatened to withdraw from their forthcoming one-day series against England if captain Inzamam-ul-Haq receives a lengthy ban from Friday's disciplinary hearing with the International Cricket Council.  more...

Major doubt over series

Pakistan have threatened to withdraw from their forthcoming one-day series against England if captain Inzamam-ul-Haq receives a lengthy ban from Friday's disciplinary hearing with the International Cricket Council.  more...

Major doubt over series

Pakistan have threatened to withdraw from their forthcoming one-day series against England if captain Inzamam-ul-Haq receives a lengthy ban from Friday's disciplinary hearing with the International Cricket Council.  more...

Sporting Highlights

Boro aim for first victory

RADCLIFFE Borough will be looking to notch their first victory of the season tonight when they entertain Leek Town at Stainton Park.  more...

Major doubt over series

Pakistan have threatened to withdraw from their forthcoming one-day series against England if captain Inzamam-ul-Haq receives a lengthy ban from Friday's disciplinary hearing with the International Cricket Council.  more...

Major doubt over series

Pakistan have threatened to withdraw from their forthcoming one-day series against England if captain Inzamam-ul-Haq receives a lengthy ban from Friday's disciplinary hearing with the International Cricket Council.  more...

Boro aim for first victory

RADCLIFFE Borough will be looking to notch their first victory of the season tonight when they entertain Leek Town at Stainton Park.  more...

Major doubt over series

Pakistan have threatened to withdraw from their forthcoming one-day series against England if captain Inzamam-ul-Haq receives a lengthy ban from Friday's disciplinary hearing with the International Cricket Council.  more...

Major doubt over series

Pakistan have threatened to withdraw from their forthcoming one-day series against England if captain Inzamam-ul-Haq receives a lengthy ban from Friday's disciplinary hearing with the International Cricket Council.  more...

Stanley Reports

Accrington Stanley 1 Nottingham Forest 0

THE footballing histories of Accrington Stanley and Nottingham Forest entail romance and tragedy beyond the wildest imagination of William Shakespeare himself.  more...

Stars From The Bolton Area

Kylie comeback tour will end in Manchester

PRINCESS of pop Kylie Minogue has chosen Manchester as the final stop on her comeback tour following a one year battle with breast cancer.  more...

McFly videos on website

MCFLY are using a video sharing website to show fans recordings of their performances.  more...

Stephen Cummings

Clarets squad looks paper-thin at times

IS THERE ever a good time to play your bogey side? I only ask the question because if ever there was a good time to play Wolves, it should have been Saturday.  more...

Wanderers News

Speed in new lease of life

WANDERERS have handed a new two-year deal to 36-year-old midfielder Gary Speed that will keep him at the Reebok until the end of the 2008 season.  more...

Whites boss cautious over Anelka move

NICOLAS Anelka may have claimed to be "close" to a move to the Reebok, but Wanderers are determined to keep a low profile.  more...

Allardyce backs ‘hurt’ Ben Haim

Bolton manager Sam Allardyce has launched a scathing attack on the Israeli Football Association for expelling defender Tal Ben Haim and "blackening" his name.  more...

We Say

Christmas lights switch should benefit everyone

EVEN Christmas, it seems, is not safe from the yobs.  more...

Tighten law on travellers

MANY people object to travellers setting up camp anywhere and when they leave behind a mess such as the one in playing fields in Heaton it is easy to understand why.  more...

Students should be proud of success

CRITICISM of the current exam system, which has again led to record A-level results, has been rife.  more...

You Say

Take heed of Harry’s pool suggestion

I was very sorry to hear of the recent death of Harry Booth, one of Bolton's leading amateur sports administrators.  more...

Leaders should support tourism

AS Tony Blair and David Cameron return in their carbon dioxide emitting aluminium tubes from respectively Barbados and Corfu, I cannot help but reflect back to their posturings with respect to global warming over the last 12 months.  more...

Life saving cameras

LATEST figures from the Department of Transport show that 3,201 people died in crashes on the roads of Britain, in 2005 - apparently the lowest number since records began - and well down on the 5,217 killed in 1990, when speed cameras first came on the scene.  more...

Trial will help in breast cancer fight

I WAS delighted to read Jane Lavender's article about the IBIS-11 trial of the drug Anastrozole, taking place here in Bolton.  more...

‘Picture place’ needed not pool

I must disagree with Councillors Zaman and Walsh regarding a "new" Water Place. What was wrong with the old one? Bad management figures everywhere.  more...

Take the danger drivers off roads

FOR a council to make a bridleway for all areas (August 18, "Too many horseriders killed"), is an impossibility.  more...

Islands would make perfect low cost prisons

THE catalogue of assault, robbery, even setting fire to, and abuse of elderly and disabled people as recorded in the Bolton Evening News is shaming.  more...

Asian Image News

Manhunt after grim discovery

A taxi-driver is being hunted after a mother and her three children were found dead at a house in Cheadle Hulme.   more...

Bolton Evening News Business

Unity saves 210 call centre jobs

HUNDREDS of jobs in the North-west have been saved by the efforts of a Bolton business advisory firm.   more...

Property firm adds to its portfolio

A BOLTON-based property investment company has bought a £500,000 industrial unit in Telford.   more...

Bolton Evening News News

aAna’s search to be a star

TALENTED Ana Tanaka is a star in the making - despite failing to make it through The X-Factor auditions.   more...

Tradesmen just a cuppa — survey

PLUMBERS, electricians and locksmiths drink the equivalent of 1.3 bathfuls of tea every year, a survey has found.   more...

Festive light switch in bid to beat yobs

BOLTON'S Christmas lights ceremony has been moved to a Sunday afternoon after gangs of yobs spoiled the last two festive switch-ons.   more...

Four in court after £2m drugs swoop

FOUR people appeared in court yesterday after drugs worth nearly £2 million were seized by police.   more...

Showcase of teenage talent kick-starts

A FESTIVAL for young actors, musicians and performers was being launched in Bolton today.   more...

It’s cheers to the Caribbean

MOST families look forward to spending quality time together on their summer holidays.   more...

Bats should not affect nursing home plan

A PROBLEM with bats at a nursing home earmarked for demolition will be resolved by the autumn, say nursing home chiefs.   more...

Cannabis growers not guilty of supplying

AN article published in the Bolton Evening News on August 16 about a cannabis farm in Salford reported that Tony Bethell, aged 43, of Caldbeck Drive, Farnworth, and John Edgar, aged 21, of Kenyon Way, Little Hulton, had pleaded guilty to possession of the drug with intent to supply.   more...

Hunt for taxi queue attackers

TWO men suffered head injuries after being punched to the ground as they queued for a taxi.   more...

Travellers leave locals with big clean-up bill

THIS is the scene left behind by fly-tipping travellers after they abandoned their illegal camp.   more...

Boss files complaint at ‘desert’ report jibe

BOLTON Council for Voluntary Service has hit back at a national report describing the borough as a "charity desert".   more...

Different nights at the movies

CINEMAS in Bolton could soon become entertainment venues offering gambling, old movies and big screen games.   more...

Lauren is a winning model teenager

A SCHOOLGIRL from Bolton hopes to knock Kate Moss from her role as Britain's top model after reaching the finals of a regional competition.   more...

Soccer anti-racism cash for local events

THOUSANDS of pounds are being made available for local events and activities.   more...

MRSA bill may hit £500,000

THE cost of treating patients who have contracted the MRSA superbug at the Royal Bolton Hospital could, it has been claimed, be as high as half-a-million pounds.   more...

By George they’ve won!

A GIANT flag of St George made from red and white pansies stole the show in this year's Horwich in Bloom competition.   more...

Colourful show from gardeners

IT was showtime for Bolton gardeners when Edgworth and District Horticultural Society staged their annual event.   more...

Poetry for the people

THERE used to be hundreds of people in Bolton who were too embarrassed to admit to writing poetry. Then Julian Jordan and Dave Morgan set up Write Out Loud to encourage new talent - and watched as it became an international phenomenon. Kat Dibbits reports.   more...

Police in hunt for gun gang robbers

A GUN-toting gang robbed six teenage boys in the space of just two hours.   more...

‘Shop the meter cheaters' call

CASH rewards of £50 are being handed out for shopping "meter cheaters" after figures show Bolton has one of the highest incidences of stealing gas and electricity in the country.   more...

Manhunt after four found dead

POLICE have launched a manhunt after a mother and her three children were found murdered at a house in Cheadle Hulme.   more...

Bolton Evening News Sport

New manager finds it tough on his own

LEIGH RMI's new boss admitted his first match in charge without Andy Nelson by his side was like "losing an arm".   more...

Boro aim for first victory

RADCLIFFE Borough will be looking to notch their first victory of the season tonight when they entertain Leek Town at Stainton Park.   more...

Bury Times Sport

Boro aim for first victory

RADCLIFFE Borough will be looking to notch their first victory of the season tonight when they entertain Leek Town at Stainton Park.   more...

Major doubt over series

Pakistan have threatened to withdraw from their forthcoming one-day series against England if captain Inzamam-ul-Haq receives a lengthy ban from Friday's disciplinary hearing with the International Cricket Council.   more...

Leigh Journal Sport

New manager finds it tough on his own

LEIGH RMI's new boss admitted his first match in charge without Andy Nelson by his side was like "losing an arm".   more...

Major doubt over series

Pakistan have threatened to withdraw from their forthcoming one-day series against England if captain Inzamam-ul-Haq receives a lengthy ban from Friday's disciplinary hearing with the International Cricket Council.   more...

Prestwich And Whitefield Guide Sport

Major doubt over series

Pakistan have threatened to withdraw from their forthcoming one-day series against England if captain Inzamam-ul-Haq receives a lengthy ban from Friday's disciplinary hearing with the International Cricket Council.   more...

  
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