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Stories for 14 September 2006

Accrington

Top cop's twin goals

A TOP detective reckons he's got the skills to kick crime into touch.  more...

Amateur Scene

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

ROONEY, Coleen, Fabregas, Jose and Rafa come under Gerry McDonnell's spotlight in his weekly betting preview for the weekend games.   more...

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

ROONEY, Coleen, Fabregas, Jose and Rafa come under Gerry McDonnell's spotlight in his weekly betting preview for the weekend games.   more...

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

ROONEY, Coleen, Fabregas, Jose and Rafa come under Gerry McDonnell's spotlight in his weekly betting preview for the weekend games.   more...

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

ROONEY, Coleen, Fabregas, Jose and Rafa come under Gerry McDonnell's spotlight in his weekly betting preview for the weekend games.   more...

Athletics

Record haul of golds

Blackpool Wyre and Fylde athletes won a record 20 gold medals in the track and field medal meeting at Stanley Park last weekend.  more...

Barrowford

Mill misses out in TV restoration bid

PENDLE'S Higherford Mill has lost out on a place in the regional final of the BBC's Restoration Village.  more...

Blackburn

Girl, 15, admits kill threat

A BLACKBURN girl who became the youngest female in the UK to be disarmed using a police Taser has admitted three charges in court - including making threats to kill.  more...

Blackpool News

Drugs shock

Young men in Blackpool are turning to dangerous drugs as a short cut to obtaining designer bodies', a leading charity claimed this week.  more...

Future of resort in their hands

The men who will decide Blackpool's casino fate were left in no doubt of the strength of feeling in the resort when they visited last Friday.  more...

Heartfelt thanks to walkers

More than 100 people turned out in glorious sunshine to raise money in the Citizen-backed British Heart Foundation's 15th annual Three Piers Walk.  more...

Tributes to soldier Lee

The parents of a Blackpool soldier who died after coming under attack in Iraq have paid tribute to their son who "lived life to the full".  more...

Police hunt for vicious robbers

A female cashier was dragged around a building society during a terrifying robbery on Monday.  more...

Wind power to cut bills

Blackpool's windy coastline could be used to help power the resort's famous illuminations.  more...

Later car parks hope

A proposal to keep car parks open for an hour longer each night has been welcomed by the town's entertainment bosses.  more...

Bolton News

Man, 53, quizzed after drugs raid

A 53-YEAR-OLD man from Bolton is being questioned by police after he was arrested in a drugs raid.  more...

Shop owner describes gems raid terror

A JEWELLER feared he and his wife would be shot and killed during an armed robbery on their shop.  more...

High-flying Elvis kite raises suspicious minds

FIRST it was a life-sized model of Batman that got Malcolm Vickers into trouble with the law.  more...

Off-licence boss fined for selling to teenager

AN OFF-LICENCE owner has been fined after his wife sold alcohol to a child under the age of 16, a court heard.  more...

Girl, 5, back to school after road accident

ONE of the sisters who was knocked down outside her home last month has returned to school.  more...

Pupils get best SATs results for years

pupils in Bolton have scored some of the best results for years in high school SATs exams.  more...

Festival will focus on food and drink

FOOD-LOVERS in Bolton are in for a treat as the town prepares to host its first Food and Drink Festival.  more...

Boxing coach slams street attack bullies

THAI boxing coach Sandy Holt has slammed bullies who may have used kickboxing skills in a street attack.  more...

We will out-smart Mr Loophole, vow police

DANGEROUS drivers who use expensive lawyers to avoid conviction will be targeted by police in Bolton.  more...

Five arrests over fire at Superbowl

FIVE teenagers have been arrested over a fire at a bowling alley in Walkden.  more...

Dog owners warned over dead sheep

DOG owners are being asked to keep their pets under control after 15 sheep were found savaged.  more...

Whites’ turnstile has new home

A BURNDEN Park turnstile has been snapped up for £500 - and will take pride of place at a new housing development.  more...

Bid to trace family

THE Royal Bolton Hospital is trying to trace relatives of a patient who died this week.  more...

Community groups get cash boost

A SHARE in a multi-million pound pot of cash for community groups is up for grabs from a major charity foundation.  more...

Cash for animals

A FLAG Day will raise money for the Destitute Animal Centre in Bolton on Saturday.  more...

10,000 trout found dead in Eagley Brook

TEN thousand fish have been killed in a major pollution incident on a six mile stretch of a Bolton brook.  more...

Peter Kay tops holiday poll

PETER Kay is the person Brits would most like to go on holiday with, according to a poll.  more...

Peter Kay tops holiday poll

PETER Kay is the person Brits would most like to go on holiday with, according to a poll.  more...

Marine chef joins war on obesity

A ROYAL Marine swapped the battlefields of Afghanistan for the kitchen of a secondary school in Bolton - to teach children how to make curry.  more...

Nursery’s meningitis cash cheer

NURSERY children have raised £900 for the Meningitis Research Foundation with a musical extravaganza.  more...

Matthews’ Final kit worn by Banks sells for £2,160

THE football kit worn by Wanderers left back Ralph Banks in the 1953 FA Cup Final fetched £2,160 at auction.  more...

300 new jobs boost

BOLTON was given a massive boost today with the creation of 300 new jobs.  more...

Police appeal after vicious street attack

POLICE have made a fresh appeal for information following an assault which left a man fighting for his life.  more...

Family tree room set to take root

PEOPLE tracing their family trees will be able to take advantage of a new £300,000 resource centre at Bolton Museum.  more...

Businesses brassed off

FED up traders were forced to close their doors to customers as workmen creating the new-look Churchgate dug up pavements outside their shops.  more...

Three rescued in house blaze drama

THREE people were dramatically rescued by firefighters when suspected arsonists attacked their home.  more...

Three rescued in house blaze drama

THREE people were dramatically rescued by firefighters when suspected arsonists attacked their home.  more...

Matthews’ Final kit worn by Banks sells for £2,160

THE football kit worn by Wanderers left back Ralph Banks in the 1953 FA Cup Final fetched £2,160 at auction.  more...

300 new jobs boost

BOLTON was given a massive boost today with the creation of 300 new jobs.  more...

300 new jobs boost

BOLTON was given a massive boost today with the creation of 300 new jobs.  more...

Shop owner describes gems raid terror

A JEWELLER feared he and his wife would be shot and killed during an armed robbery on their shop.  more...

300 new jobs boost

BOLTON was given a massive boost today with the creation of 300 new jobs.  more...

Burnley

Burnley best in North West for first-time buyers - report

BURNLEY is the best place in the North West for first-time buyers to get a house, according to a new survey.  more...

Bury News

Shop owner describes gems raid terror

A JEWELLER feared he and his wife would be shot and killed during an armed robbery on their shop.  more...

Shop owner describes gems raid terror

A JEWELLER feared he and his wife would be shot and killed during an armed robbery on their shop.  more...

Hope for baby unit

FAIRFIELD Hospital's maternity department, including its special care baby unit, could be saved after a rethink by health bosses, the Bury Times can reveal.  more...

Amazing rescue of stroke victim

Missing stroke victim Dave Milner was traced after several hours by colleagues - using his job sheet!  more...

A kiss for hero Shane

A SEVEN-YEAR-OLD boy has been hailed a hero by firefighters after saving his parents and sisters from their blazing home.  more...

‘Lucky’ex-United player escapes driving ban

A FORMER Manchester United player now working as a football agent has escaped a driving ban.  more...

Jeffrey,85 achieves his driving ambition!

ADVANCING years are no barrier to becoming an advanced driver.  more...

Jeffrey,85 achieves his driving ambition!

ADVANCING years are no barrier to becoming an advanced driver.  more...

Hospital hygiene gets an 'acceptable' rating

HYGIENE standards at Fairfield Hospital have fallen in the last year, according to a new report ranking levels of cleanliness across the region's hospitals.  more...

Charity ball to raise cash for cancer charity

TICKETS for a charity ball raising money to fund more research into brain tumours in memory of teenager Christopher Clarke have gone on sale.  more...

Tashek’s free trees offer is real winner!

THE manager of a fast food takeaway who has given away thousands of trees to customers has been nominated for an environmental award.  more...

Hospice puts down the 106 mile challenge

THE people of Bury are being urged to dig out their cycling shorts, walking boots, running shoes and swimsuits to take on the 106-mile Autumn Challenge raising money for Bury Hospice.  more...

Council deal to improve swimming

THE standard of swimming lessons in the borough is set to improve thanks to a new partnership between the sport's national governing body and Bury Council.  more...

Business Headlines

Businesses brassed off

FED up traders were forced to close their doors to customers as workmen creating the new-look Churchgate dug up pavements outside their shops.  more...

Bakers fund big slice of new hospital

BOLTON-based family bakers Warburton has pledged £45,000 towards a new children's hospital being built in Manchester.  more...

Stately progress for local printers

A BOLTON printing company has expanded into Cumbria and set up its new office in the grounds of a stately home.  more...

Business Updates

Pub revamp wins grant for £25,000

RAISE your glasses to a company which has transformed a dilapidated Victorian pub into a thriving commercial business.  more...

Move to bigger shop for sweet smell of success

THERE'S plenty of sweet talk' for businesswoman Christina Senior.  more...

Chorley Cc News

Top wicket taker

Chorley professional Stephen John finished the leading wicket taker in the Surridge Northern Premier League this season claiming 65 victims at an average of 18.45.  more...

Chorley Fc Match Reports

Pointless run goes on

Chorley 0 Buxton 1 Despite the introduction of four new signings, Chorley stretched their pointless start to the season to five games after failing to unlock an uncompromising Buxton defence.  more...

Chorley Fc News

Lodge brings in new blood

Chorley manager Paul Lodge hopes to sign an experienced stand-in goalkeeper in time for Saturday's FA Cup clash with Premier Division North Ferriby United.  more...

Chorley News

Wardens to be axed?

Chorley Council is considering scrapping its neighbourhood warden service and handing it over to Lancashire Police.  more...

Youth fighting for life 'after assault'

A teenager is fighting for his life in hospital following an incident in Chorley on Saturday evening.  more...

Reporter Rosie scoops a holiday

Ten-year-old Rosie Pemberton was left lost for words when she entered a young reporter of the year competition in a children's newspaper.  more...

John is well versed in the art of giving

Council worker John Gillett's witty limerick was just the trick.  more...

Outrage over new children's unit

An estimated £600,000 is to be spent building a new children's home in Chorley - just yards away from one closed down earlier this year.  more...

Former old people's home sold at auction

A former 26 bedroom old people's home that has been boarded up for four years has just been sold for more than £400,000.  more...

Special show of 'lost' films

A group of mill workers are pictured streaming out of North Street Mill in Chorley over a century ago.  more...

Traders want free parking

Traders have voted unanimously in favour of free, one hour parking slots on Chorley's Market Street.  more...

Villages win county awards

Coppull and Charnock Richard were both winners in this year's Lancashire's Best Kept Village competiton as the most improved large and medium size villages.  more...

Guide brings history alive

A group of Whittle residents have written a book giving walkers an insight into the beauty and history of their village.  more...

Clarets News

Gift's still on list

GIFTON Noel-Williams will remain on the transfer list despite his stunning hat-trick over Barnsley.  more...

Darwen

Jailed ex-solicitor loses Citizens Advice Bureau job

A THIEVING solicitor who was working as a Citizens Advice Bureau adviser while serving a five-year prison sentence has had his contract terminated.  more...

Redearth Triangle is back to school

DARWEN'S threatened £33million academy is back on after the businessman behind the super school said he remained committed to the project.  more...

Yobs smash car into house

A GANG of teenagers smashed a car into the front of a house in a Jackass' style prank which was allegedly filmed on their mobile phones.  more...

Education News

Marine chef joins war on obesity

A ROYAL Marine swapped the battlefields of Afghanistan for the kitchen of a secondary school in Bolton - to teach children how to make curry.  more...

Nursery’s meningitis cash cheer

NURSERY children have raised £900 for the Meningitis Research Foundation with a musical extravaganza.  more...

Pupils get best SATs results for years

pupils in Bolton have scored some of the best results for years in high school SATs exams.  more...

Pupils get best SATs results for years

pupils in Bolton have scored some of the best results for years in high school SATs exams.  more...

Fairfield Baby Unit Closure Protest

Fairfield changes to support shortages

FAIRFIELD Hospital is to lose two high dependency beds and some staff will be transferred to help solve a staff shortage in critical care at North Manchester General Hospital.  more...

D-Day today over furture care at Hospital

TODAY is D-Day for the future of healthcare in Bury as health chiefs decide whether to strip Fairfield Hospital of its acute surgery services and give multi-million pound medical centres the green light.  more...

D-Day today over furture care at Hospital

TODAY is D-Day for the future of healthcare in Bury as health chiefs decide whether to strip Fairfield Hospital of its acute surgery services and give multi-million pound medical centres the green light.  more...

Fans' Verdict

Where has all the passion gone?

Whilst I don't like the idea of knocking the Whites I have to agree to the majority of many of the strong feelings being presented.  more...

Better options than visiting the Reebok

I've had a season ticket for approx 25 years and have always sat with my father who has had one for even longer.  more...

Players clueless, opposition went for our throats

It is interesting to note that this topic of conversation has generated far more response from the stayaway faction, than the "stop whingeing "brigade.  more...

Fylde Rufc

Refs decision costs Fylde

Fylde welcome bogey team Tynedale to the Woodlands on Saturday September (kick off 3pm).  more...

Refs decision costs Fylde

Fylde welcome bogey team Tynedale to the Woodlands on Saturday September (kick off 3pm).  more...

Garden Of Tranquility

Mavis’s ten-year memorial recipe

VOLUNTEER Mavis Hopkinson has raised almost £2,000 for Bolton Hospital by selling home-made cakes.  more...

Grasshoppers

Hoppers' pack turn screw on rivals

Preston Grasshoppers 18 Fylde 10 Hoppers moved up to third in the table after an impressive win over their local rivals.  more...

Haslingden

'Hit the road'

HASLINGDEN residents are fighting to drive HGVs off the town's roads.  more...

Health News

Marine chef joins war on obesity

A ROYAL Marine swapped the battlefields of Afghanistan for the kitchen of a secondary school in Bolton - to teach children how to make curry.  more...

Nursery’s meningitis cash cheer

NURSERY children have raised £900 for the Meningitis Research Foundation with a musical extravaganza.  more...

Bakers fund big slice of new hospital

BOLTON-based family bakers Warburton has pledged £45,000 towards a new children's hospital being built in Manchester.  more...

Health Updates

Hospital hygiene gets an 'acceptable' rating

HYGIENE standards at Fairfield Hospital have fallen in the last year, according to a new report ranking levels of cleanliness across the region's hospitals.  more...

Jobs News

300 new jobs boost

BOLTON was given a massive boost today with the creation of 300 new jobs.  more...

300 new jobs boost

BOLTON was given a massive boost today with the creation of 300 new jobs.  more...

300 new jobs boost

BOLTON was given a massive boost today with the creation of 300 new jobs.  more...

300 new jobs boost

BOLTON was given a massive boost today with the creation of 300 new jobs.  more...

Latest Sport

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

ROONEY, Coleen, Fabregas, Jose and Rafa come under Gerry McDonnell's spotlight in his weekly betting preview for the weekend games.   more...

Young Baker tipped to be a Premiership star

RICHIE Baker could be the next Shakers export to the Premiership, according to his manager Chris Casper.  more...

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

ROONEY, Coleen, Fabregas, Jose and Rafa come under Gerry McDonnell's spotlight in his weekly betting preview for the weekend games.   more...

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

ROONEY, Coleen, Fabregas, Jose and Rafa come under Gerry McDonnell's spotlight in his weekly betting preview for the weekend games.   more...

Young Baker tipped to be a Premiership star

RICHIE Baker could be the next Shakers export to the Premiership, according to his manager Chris Casper.  more...

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

ROONEY, Coleen, Fabregas, Jose and Rafa come under Gerry McDonnell's spotlight in his weekly betting preview for the weekend games.   more...

Leigh Headlines

'Learning Village' gets green light

WORK begins tomorrow on Westleigh Vision - a centrepiece 'learning village.' This will incorporate facilities at Westleigh High School, Sure Start Children's Centre, and the Twelve Apostles, St Paul's and Newton West Park primary schools.  more...

Dog thefts alert after terrier is snatched

A RARE blue Bedlington terrier was stolen in a brazen daytime raid.  more...

'Learning Village' gets green light

WORK begins tomorrow on Westleigh Vision - a centrepiece 'learning village.'  more...

Students celebrate exam success

STUDENTS at a Leigh firm of chartered accountants are once again celebrating success in their Certified Accountancy exams.  more...

Local Cricket

Pocket are hit for nine by Duke

AFC Duke battered the Hop Pocket 9-0 in the Chorley Nissan Sunday League with a hat-trick from Bolton the highlight of an impressive performance.  more...

Two centuries in Preston victory

Preston finished their Surridge Northern Premier League season with an outsanding batting performance to win at Carnforth.  more...

Thornton four point gap at top

Thornton Cleveleys go into the last game of the season four points clear of Great Eccleston at the top of the Moore and Smalley Palace Shield Premier Division after a nine wicket defeat of Whittingham & Goosnargh.  more...

Local Cricket Round-Up

Thrills and spills as season climaxes

IT was a thrilling weekend for local cricketers across the borough, with joy and heartbreak being dished out in equal measures.  more...

Thrills and spills as season climaxes

IT was a thrilling weekend for local cricketers across the borough, with joy and heartbreak being dished out in equal measures.  more...

Twenty20 finals fun day

THE final of the Bury & District Twenty20 competition is to be held at Walshaw Sports Club this Sunday.  more...

Weekend teams

SELECTIONS for the weekend.  more...

Results round-up

CHECK out all the latest results in .pdf format.  more...

Results round-up

CHECK out all the latest results in .pdf format.  more...

Thrills and spills as season climaxes

IT was a thrilling weekend for local cricketers across the borough, with joy and heartbreak being dished out in equal measures.  more...

Thrills and spills as season climaxes

IT was a thrilling weekend for local cricketers across the borough, with joy and heartbreak being dished out in equal measures.  more...

Results round-up

CHECK out all the latest results in .pdf format.  more...

Results round-up

CHECK out all the latest results in .pdf format.  more...

Local Sports Updates

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

ROONEY, Coleen, Fabregas, Jose and Rafa come under Gerry McDonnell's spotlight in his weekly betting preview for the weekend games.   more...

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

ROONEY, Coleen, Fabregas, Jose and Rafa come under Gerry McDonnell's spotlight in his weekly betting preview for the weekend games.   more...

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

ROONEY, Coleen, Fabregas, Jose and Rafa come under Gerry McDonnell's spotlight in his weekly betting preview for the weekend games.   more...

Thrills and spills as season climaxes

IT was a thrilling weekend for local cricketers across the borough, with joy and heartbreak being dished out in equal measures.  more...

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

ROONEY, Coleen, Fabregas, Jose and Rafa come under Gerry McDonnell's spotlight in his weekly betting preview for the weekend games.   more...

Thrills and spills as season climaxes

IT was a thrilling weekend for local cricketers across the borough, with joy and heartbreak being dished out in equal measures.  more...

Looking Back With Frank Elson

Family tree room set to take root

PEOPLE tracing their family trees will be able to take advantage of a new £300,000 resource centre at Bolton Museum.  more...

View from on high

Tonight's aerial photograph is particularly interesting for me as I travel along Tonge Moor Road every day.  more...

Match Reports

Disappointing defear

Port Vale 2 Blackpool 0 A goal on the stroke of half time put Blackpool on the back foot against high flying Port Vale on Saturday.  more...

News

Hunt for home win

Blackpool go into Saturday's north west derby with Oldham still seeking their first home victory of the season.  more...

Hunt for home win

Blackpool go into Saturday's north west derby with Oldham still seeking their first home victory of the season.  more...

Living in fear

A couple say they are afraid to live in their own home after being constantly targeted in racist attacks by a gang of Asian youths.  more...

News From The Schools

'Learning Village' gets green light

WORK begins tomorrow on Westleigh Vision - a centrepiece 'learning village.'  more...

Students celebrate exam success

STUDENTS at a Leigh firm of chartered accountants are once again celebrating success in their Certified Accountancy exams.  more...

Nicola Mostyn: Shoots From The Hip

A question of acting your age

The definition of an adult is "having attained full size and strength; grown up; mature". As I turn 31 next month, I'm trying to work out if I match this description.  more...

A question of acting your age

The definition of an adult is "having attained full size and strength; grown up; mature". As I turn 31 next month, I'm trying to work out if I match this description.  more...

Old Pals: Keeping In Touch Around The World

ANDY DALE

"I'm trying to find some friends that I went to Bolton County Grammar School with from 1979 to 1983.  more...

BILL (GINGER) LOWE of The Cottage, 65 North Street, West Rainton, County Durham, DH4 6N

"I am trying to trace Norman Southern, who served with me in the RAMC at the British Military Hospital in Fayid Egypt 1954/1955.  more...

REGINA O'NEILL from Pennsylvania, USA

I am looking for any Hession family members originally from the Bedford, Leigh, area.  more...

ANDY DALE

"I'm trying to find some friends that I went to Bolton County Grammar School with from 1979 to 1983.  more...

BILL (GINGER) LOWE of The Cottage, 65 North Street, West Rainton, County Durham, DH4 6N

"I am trying to trace Norman Southern, who served with me in the RAMC at the British Military Hospital in Fayid Egypt 1954/1955.  more...

REGINA O'NEILL from Pennsylvania, USA

I am looking for any Hession family members originally from the Bedford, Leigh, area.  more...

ANDY DALE

"I'm trying to find some friends that I went to Bolton County Grammar School with from 1979 to 1983.  more...

BILL (GINGER) LOWE of The Cottage, 65 North Street, West Rainton, County Durham, DH4 6N

"I am trying to trace Norman Southern, who served with me in the RAMC at the British Military Hospital in Fayid Egypt 1954/1955.  more...

REGINA O'NEILL from Pennsylvania, USA

I am looking for any Hession family members originally from the Bedford, Leigh, area.  more...

ANDY DALE

"I'm trying to find some friends that I went to Bolton County Grammar School with from 1979 to 1983.  more...

BILL (GINGER) LOWE of The Cottage, 65 North Street, West Rainton, County Durham, DH4 6N

"I am trying to trace Norman Southern, who served with me in the RAMC at the British Military Hospital in Fayid Egypt 1954/1955.  more...

REGINA O'NEILL from Pennsylvania, USA

I am looking for any Hession family members originally from the Bedford, Leigh, area.  more...

Pne News

Patrick's got the power

Patrick Agyemang went from forgotten man to hero in the space of four days to remind Preston's high profile strikers to stay on their toes.  more...

Preston News

Kids to be sent to prison

Children as young as eight are spending time behind bars at a Leyland prison as part of a tactic to cut crime.  more...

Kids to be sent to prison

Children as young as eight are spending time behind bars at a Leyland prison as part of a tactic to cut crime.  more...

Taxi driver held up at gunpoint

A taxi-driver suffered a terrifying late night ordeal after a bogus customer attempted to rob him at gun point.  more...

Beth gets set for challenge

A hospital worker is on her marks to take part in the world's biggest half marathon to raise cash for charity.  more...

Big Brother MP speaks at school

Controversial anti-war MP George Galloway is to visit Preston next week to speak at a public meeting at a Muslim girls' school.  more...

Runners bare all for fund

A team of runners have dared to bare almost all in a calendar which aims to raise funds for cancer patients from Preston and South Ribble and promote the benefits of their sport.  more...

New law to get kids to belt up

Children are being urged to belt up as new rules governing the use of child car seats come into force on Monday.  more...

Exhibition of county's ethnic history

It is a common belief that black and Asian people only arrived in Lancashire in the 1950s and 60s.  more...

Prestwich Heys, Local Soccer Round-Up

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

ROONEY, Coleen, Fabregas, Jose and Rafa come under Gerry McDonnell's spotlight in his weekly betting preview for the weekend games.   more...

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

ROONEY, Coleen, Fabregas, Jose and Rafa come under Gerry McDonnell's spotlight in his weekly betting preview for the weekend games.   more...

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

ROONEY, Coleen, Fabregas, Jose and Rafa come under Gerry McDonnell's spotlight in his weekly betting preview for the weekend games.   more...

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

ROONEY, Coleen, Fabregas, Jose and Rafa come under Gerry McDonnell's spotlight in his weekly betting preview for the weekend games.   more...

Radcliffe Headlines

Shop owner describes gems raid terror

A JEWELLER feared he and his wife would be shot and killed during an armed robbery on their shop.  more...

Shop owner describes gems raid terror

A JEWELLER feared he and his wife would be shot and killed during an armed robbery on their shop.  more...

Rovers News

Make your Mark

BLACKBURN manager Mark Hughes warned his players not to blow a year of hard work' as Rovers put the finishing touches to their preparations ahead of tonight's UEFA Cup tie with Red Bull Salzburg here in Austria.  more...

Trap's one of my heroes

BLACKBURN manager Mark Hughes has admitted he would love to work with Giovanni Trapattoni one day after hailing the legendary Italian as one of Europe's finest tacticians.  more...

Shakers Updates

Angry Casper's blast at refs

CHRIS Casper has launched a blistering attack on referees - after they cost his side four points in their last two games.  more...

Young Baker tipped to be a Premiership star

RICHIE Baker could be the next Shakers export to the Premiership, according to his manager Chris Casper.  more...

Taylor sets the pace in his new surroundings

DARYL Taylor is keen to lay down some roots at Gigg Lane after two years in the wilderness.  more...

Angry Casper's blast at refs

CHRIS Casper has launched a blistering attack on referees - after they cost his side four points in their last two games.  more...

Young Baker tipped to be a Premiership star

RICHIE Baker could be the next Shakers export to the Premiership, according to his manager Chris Casper.  more...

Soccer Headlines

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

ROONEY, Coleen, Fabregas, Jose and Rafa come under Gerry McDonnell's spotlight in his weekly betting preview for the weekend games.   more...

Angry Casper's blast at refs

CHRIS Casper has launched a blistering attack on referees - after they cost his side four points in their last two games.  more...

Young Baker tipped to be a Premiership star

RICHIE Baker could be the next Shakers export to the Premiership, according to his manager Chris Casper.  more...

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

ROONEY, Coleen, Fabregas, Jose and Rafa come under Gerry McDonnell's spotlight in his weekly betting preview for the weekend games.   more...

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

ROONEY, Coleen, Fabregas, Jose and Rafa come under Gerry McDonnell's spotlight in his weekly betting preview for the weekend games.   more...

Angry Casper's blast at refs

CHRIS Casper has launched a blistering attack on referees - after they cost his side four points in their last two games.  more...

Young Baker tipped to be a Premiership star

RICHIE Baker could be the next Shakers export to the Premiership, according to his manager Chris Casper.  more...

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

ROONEY, Coleen, Fabregas, Jose and Rafa come under Gerry McDonnell's spotlight in his weekly betting preview for the weekend games.   more...

Sport From Around The Area

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

ROONEY, Coleen, Fabregas, Jose and Rafa come under Gerry McDonnell's spotlight in his weekly betting preview for the weekend games.   more...

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

ROONEY, Coleen, Fabregas, Jose and Rafa come under Gerry McDonnell's spotlight in his weekly betting preview for the weekend games.   more...

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

ROONEY, Coleen, Fabregas, Jose and Rafa come under Gerry McDonnell's spotlight in his weekly betting preview for the weekend games.   more...

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

ROONEY, Coleen, Fabregas, Jose and Rafa come under Gerry McDonnell's spotlight in his weekly betting preview for the weekend games.   more...

Sporting Highlights

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

ROONEY, Coleen, Fabregas, Jose and Rafa come under Gerry McDonnell's spotlight in his weekly betting preview for the weekend games.   more...

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

ROONEY, Coleen, Fabregas, Jose and Rafa come under Gerry McDonnell's spotlight in his weekly betting preview for the weekend games.   more...

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

ROONEY, Coleen, Fabregas, Jose and Rafa come under Gerry McDonnell's spotlight in his weekly betting preview for the weekend games.   more...

Thrills and spills as season climaxes

IT was a thrilling weekend for local cricketers across the borough, with joy and heartbreak being dished out in equal measures.  more...

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

ROONEY, Coleen, Fabregas, Jose and Rafa come under Gerry McDonnell's spotlight in his weekly betting preview for the weekend games.   more...

Thrills and spills as season climaxes

IT was a thrilling weekend for local cricketers across the borough, with joy and heartbreak being dished out in equal measures.  more...

Stanley Reports

Gerr-onimo! We have lift-off...

STEVEN Gerrard was a surprise spectator at the Fraser Eagle Stadium but even the Liverpool and England international would have struggled to force his way into the Stanley squad.  more...

Stars From The Bolton Area

Peter Kay tops holiday poll

PETER Kay is the person Brits would most like to go on holiday with, according to a poll.  more...

Wanderers Headlines Of The Day

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

ROONEY, Coleen, Fabregas, Jose and Rafa come under Gerry McDonnell's spotlight in his weekly betting preview for the weekend games.   more...

Matthews’ Final kit worn by Banks sells for £2,160

THE football kit worn by Wanderers left back Ralph Banks in the 1953 FA Cup Final fetched £2,160 at auction.  more...

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

ROONEY, Coleen, Fabregas, Jose and Rafa come under Gerry McDonnell's spotlight in his weekly betting preview for the weekend games.   more...

Matthews’ Final kit worn by Banks sells for £2,160

THE football kit worn by Wanderers left back Ralph Banks in the 1953 FA Cup Final fetched £2,160 at auction.  more...

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

ROONEY, Coleen, Fabregas, Jose and Rafa come under Gerry McDonnell's spotlight in his weekly betting preview for the weekend games.   more...

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

ROONEY, Coleen, Fabregas, Jose and Rafa come under Gerry McDonnell's spotlight in his weekly betting preview for the weekend games.   more...

Wanderers News

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

ROONEY, Coleen, Fabregas, Jose and Rafa come under Gerry McDonnell's spotlight in his weekly betting preview for the weekend games.   more...

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

ROONEY, Coleen, Fabregas, Jose and Rafa come under Gerry McDonnell's spotlight in his weekly betting preview for the weekend games.   more...

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

ROONEY, Coleen, Fabregas, Jose and Rafa come under Gerry McDonnell's spotlight in his weekly betting preview for the weekend games.   more...

Ricardo injury: Now the good news

RICARDO Gardner has taken the first big step on the comeback trail.  more...

Davies 'a credit to football' - Sam

SAM Allardyce has praised Kevin Davies for the way he has approached his recovery from the fractured cheekbone he suffered in the defeat at Charlton 19 days ago, The Wanderers boss believes Davies, who is currently serving a three-match suspension for his sending off in the same game, could be back in action by the end of the month.  more...

Davies 'a credit to football' - Sam

SAM Allardyce has praised Kevin Davies for the way he has approached his recovery from the fractured cheekbone he suffered in the defeat at Charlton 19 days ago.  more...

Money not a factor in Tristan's Reebok rebuff

BOLTON Wanderers target Diego Tristan insists money was not a factor in his decision to turn his back on the Premiership.  more...

Matthews’ Final kit worn by Banks sells for £2,160

THE football kit worn by Wanderers left back Ralph Banks in the 1953 FA Cup Final fetched £2,160 at auction.  more...

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

ROONEY, Coleen, Fabregas, Jose and Rafa come under Gerry McDonnell's spotlight in his weekly betting preview for the weekend games.   more...

Matthews’ Final kit worn by Banks sells for £2,160

THE football kit worn by Wanderers left back Ralph Banks in the 1953 FA Cup Final fetched £2,160 at auction.  more...

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

ROONEY, Coleen, Fabregas, Jose and Rafa come under Gerry McDonnell's spotlight in his weekly betting preview for the weekend games.   more...

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

ROONEY, Coleen, Fabregas, Jose and Rafa come under Gerry McDonnell's spotlight in his weekly betting preview for the weekend games.   more...

We Say

Boom time in town

IT is fantastic news that 300 new jobs have been created in Bolton.  more...

Closing the legal loopholes

POLICE pursuit of dangerous drivers who escape prosecution due to being able to afford expensive lawyers such as "Mr Loophole" Nick Freeman is more than justified.  more...

What your taste in music says about you

PEOPLE’S musical taste says more about their lifestyles than their social backgrounds, according to a new survey. With a national newspaper campaigning against music it believes leads to self-harming, Andrew Mosley looks at what your music taste says about your life.  more...

What'S On In The Bolton Area

Appeal for kidney donors

A KIDNEY donor appeal is being held in the Crompton Place shopping centre on Saturday.  more...

Church festival

THE annual Walsingham Festival at St Augustine's Church in Tonge Moor, will be held on Saturday, September 23, at 3pm.  more...

Youth service

A YOUTH service is being held at St Katherine's Church, Blackrod, this weekend.  more...

Festival will focus on food and drink

FOOD-LOVERS in Bolton are in for a treat as the town prepares to host its first Food and Drink Festival.  more...

You Say

Clearing up confusion over waste

The article published in the Bolton Evening News on August 31: "EU threat to green waste collections' carried some misleading comments from Cllr Walsh and the Tory MEP Sir Robert Atkins.  more...

Teach children how to be good citizen

Cllr Andy Morgan is alarmed and concerned that a Government body is seriously suggesting that shoplifters -unless they commit an aggravated offence, or are seriously persistent - should no longer be jailed.  more...

Beauty of trees can be seen in parks

I AGREE entirely with the C Jones's letter (Thursday, September 7) about the sheer misery of misplaced trees.  more...

Square is no place for open air cinema

I HAVE to agree with Mike Shaw and the suggested open air cinema on Victoria Square. What a silly idea!  more...

Parking charges put off visitors

WHY are parking fees going up once again? The authorities in Bolton should be looking toward a regular daily tariff for residents and visitors alike.  more...

Immigration: Victoria would not be amused

FRED Shawcross appears to be advocating an open door immigration policy in his article entitled "True meaning of United Kingdom" (September 8).  more...

Ramp would solve lift problem

THE problems at Bury Metrolink Station of the faulty escalator and the regular failure of the lift could easily be overcome if the Bury end of the Platform B bay was cut back' by filling in and shortening the platform length and then installing a series of ramps.  more...

Pub parking charges 'will rise and rise'

NOW that the outcome of the negotiations' with Greene King has concluded over the car parking charges at the Robin Hood pub in Tottington, it seems that the principle of charging for the use of a pub car park has been well and truly established.  more...

Midnight walk for Bury Hospice

AT midnight, on Saturday September 9, I had the honour of acting as a marshal for the Midnight Walk in aid of Bury Hospice.  more...

Tyres slashed

SINCE Christmas I have had my tyres slashed twice, the second time being less than a fortnight ago.  more...

On the history trail

I AM researching the history of the North Lancashire Reformatory at Bleasdale near Garstang, which opened in 1857 and closed in 1905. There is general information but it is very difficult to find personal stories, and I would be very interested to hear from any readers who had relatives who were at Bleasdale.  more...

‘Over the top’ with blue bins

I THINK the council have gone way over the top with the blue bins. The simple and more cost-effective solution would have been the re-introduction of the half-sized bin used a few years ago used by houses and flats, on the two-weekly service. These would have been adequate for most people.  more...

A waste to chip bins when the Lowry is for sale

IT can be rewarding to aim high (We're leading the way', Letters, September 7), but surely chief executive Mark Sanders' efforts would be better channelled into saving the credibility of Bury Council and ultimately his own position rather than trying to save the planet.  more...

Village park is in need of a clean

HAVE your many readers noticed all the banners and posters that have been placed all around the borough with the headline Bury the Greenest Borough in Britain' with 10 Green Flag Awards.  more...

Colour confusion

ON reading the controversy about bins, I find it hard to comprehend the colour schemes. Our council officers country-wide appear to be incapable of setting a universal standard colour scheme. Green bins in one area, brown in another, all for the same waste product. Most confusing. I wonder what happens when a property straddles two councils? Are council workers exempt from standardisation?  more...

Sacrificing heritage — the best solution to cash crisis?

BURY Council has confirmed it is to sell a painting by L S Lowry, The Riverbank, at auction on November 17 to help meet a budgetary shortfall.  more...

Lowry sale is but a short-term solution

NOVEMBER 17 is the date on which the Lowry painting will be presented for sale at Sotherby's Auction House in London.  more...

Artwork is a legacy which must stay in Bury

IT was with horror that I read of Bury MBC's plan to sell its prized possession, Lowry's The Riverbank.  more...

Redundancies - so be it, and start at the top

SHOCK and horror! The council is selling the family jewels once more, ie the Lowry painting as reported in the Bury Times last week . . . even after fair warning regarding the loss of status should they continue to sell.  more...

Drivers race past speed monitor

I wrote a couple of months ago with regard to the new 'run way' on Nuttall Lane in Ramsbottom and much to my surprise, a speed monitor has been erected just before the dual carriageway nearing the bottom of the lane.  more...

Coming together to save a popular, improving school

THIS is an open letter of thanks from the governors, staff, and students of Prestwich Arts College.  more...

‘Protruding metal’ ib kevek crossing

AS a Ramsbottom resident and ratepayer, I recently contacted the council regarding the condition of the level crossing in Ramsbottom.  more...

Information points need another look

I FEEL I must reply to the comments the Connexions manager, Mark Dennis, made in your column last week. I have a great admiration for the way that Mr Dennis has made the work of Connexions known throughout the borough and I continue to support this work as best as I feel able.  more...

Your Favourite Pet Pix

Gizmo by Lyndsay Crossley

I have a Sshih Tzu called Suzy. She's two years old and has recently given birth to only one puppy, but as you can see he's got all the good genes because he's absolutely gorgeous. His name is gizmo. If you could post his picture on the internet it would be great. I'm sure that you would agree that he is the best looking male Shih Tzu ever seen.  more...

Gizmo by Lyndsay Crossley

I have a Sshih Tzu called Suzy. She's two years old and has recently given birth to only one puppy, but as you can see he's got all the good genes because he's absolutely gorgeous. His name is Gizmo. If you could post his picture on the internet it would be great. I'm sure that you would agree that he is the best looking male Shih Tzu ever seen.  more...

Gizmo by Lyndsay Crossley

I have a Sshih Tzu called Suzy. She's two years old and has recently given birth to only one puppy, but as you can see he's got all the good genes because he's absolutely gorgeous. His name is Gizmo. If you could post his picture on the internet it would be great. I'm sure that you would agree that he is the best looking male Shih Tzu ever seen.  more...

Asian Image News

Living in fear

A couple say they are afraid to live in their own home after being constantly targeted in racist attacks by a gang of Asian youths.   more...

Blackpool Citizen News

Hunt for home win

Blackpool go into Saturday's north west derby with Oldham still seeking their first home victory of the season.   more...

Blackpool Citizen Sport

Refs decision costs Fylde

Fylde welcome bogey team Tynedale to the Woodlands on Saturday September (kick off 3pm).   more...

Bury Times Business

Pub revamp wins grant for £25,000

RAISE your glasses to a company which has transformed a dilapidated Victorian pub into a thriving commercial business.   more...

Move to bigger shop for sweet smell of success

THERE'S plenty of sweet talk' for businesswoman Christina Senior.   more...

Bury Times News

Date set for sale of Lowry work

A LOWRY painting at the centre of a sell-off storm is to go under the hammer in November.   more...

Museums authority threat is real one

BURY will follow in the footsteps of Derbyshire County Council if it loses its accredited museum status in the wake of its decision to sell the Lowry.   more...

Jeffrey,85 achieves his driving ambition!

ADVANCING years are no barrier to becoming an advanced driver.   more...

Friends will jump to it for cancer charity

BEST friends Phil Rowe and   more...

Hospital hygiene gets an 'acceptable' rating

HYGIENE standards at Fairfield Hospital have fallen in the last year, according to a new report ranking levels of cleanliness across the region's hospitals.   more...

Charity ball to raise cash for cancer charity

TICKETS for a charity ball raising money to fund more research into brain tumours in memory of teenager Christopher Clarke have gone on sale.   more...

Tashek’s free trees offer is real winner!

THE manager of a fast food takeaway who has given away thousands of trees to customers has been nominated for an environmental award.   more...

Shop owner describes gems raid terror

A JEWELLER feared he and his wife would be shot and killed during an armed robbery on their shop.   more...

Eve to meet Santa on Lapland trip

A MOTHER is looking forward to a trip to Lapland with her poorly daughter and other disabled children after helping to raise £15,000.   more...

'Pay up' call to fare dodgers

METROLINK fare dodgers are being warned to pay outstanding fines - or face the consequences.   more...

Hospice puts down the 106 mile challenge

THE people of Bury are being urged to dig out their cycling shorts, walking boots, running shoes and swimsuits to take on the 106-mile Autumn Challenge raising money for Bury Hospice.   more...

Hope for baby unit

FAIRFIELD Hospital's maternity department, including its special care baby unit, could be saved after a rethink by health bosses, the Bury Times can reveal.   more...

Council deal to improve swimming

THE standard of swimming lessons in the borough is set to improve thanks to a new partnership between the sport's national governing body and Bury Council.   more...

Amazing rescue of stroke victim

WHEN electrician Dave Milner failed to return home after a day at work, his worried wife contacted colleagues.   more...

A kiss for hero Shane

A SEVEN-YEAR-OLD boy has been hailed a hero by firefighters after saving his parents and sisters from their blazing home.   more...

‘Lucky’ex-United player escapes driving ban

A FORMER Manchester United player now working as a football agent has escaped a driving ban.   more...

Bury Times Sport

Big Match Preview: Hereford v Shakers

TOM Kennedy is hoping for a change in fortune when the Shakers make their first trip to Edgar Street in over a decade.   more...

Thrills and spills as season climaxes

IT was a thrilling weekend for local cricketers across the borough, with joy and heartbreak being dished out in equal measures.   more...

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

  more...

Chorley Citizen News

Top wicket taker

Chorley professional Stephen John finished the leading wicket taker in the Surridge Northern Premier League this season claiming 65 victims at an average of 18.45.   more...

Wardens to be axed?

Chorley Council is considering scrapping its neighbourhood warden service and handing it over to Lancashire Police.   more...

Youth fighting for life 'after assault'

A teenager is fighting for his life in hospital following an incident in Chorley on Saturday evening.   more...

Reporter Rosie scoops a holiday

Ten-year-old Rosie Pemberton was left lost for words when she entered a young reporter of the year competition in a children's newspaper.   more...

John is well versed in the art of giving

Council worker John Gillett's witty limerick was just the trick.   more...

Outrage over new children's unit

An estimated £600,000 is to be spent building a new children's home in Chorley - just yards away from one closed down earlier this year.   more...

Former old people's home sold at auction

A former 26 bedroom old people's home that has been boarded up for four years has just been sold for more than £400,000.   more...

Special show of 'lost' films

A group of mill workers are pictured streaming out of North Street Mill in Chorley over a century ago.   more...

Traders want free parking

Traders have voted unanimously in favour of free, one hour parking slots on Chorley's Market Street.   more...

Villages win county awards

Coppull and Charnock Richard were both winners in this year's Lancashire's Best Kept Village competiton as the most improved large and medium size villages.   more...

Guide brings history alive

A group of Whittle residents have written a book giving walkers an insight into the beauty and history of their village.   more...

Chorley Citizen Sport

Pointless run goes on

Chorley 0   more...

Lodge brings in new blood

Chorley manager Paul Lodge hopes to sign an experienced stand-in goalkeeper in time for Saturday's FA Cup clash with Premier Division North Ferriby United.   more...

Leigh Journal News

'Learning Village' gets green light

WORK begins tomorrow on Westleigh Vision - a centrepiece 'learning village.'   more...

Dog thefts alert after terrier is snatched

A RARE blue Bedlington terrier was stolen in a brazen daytime raid.   more...

300 new jobs boost

BOLTON was given a massive boost today with the creation of 300 new jobs.   more...

Students celebrate exam success

STUDENTS at a Leigh firm of chartered accountants are once again celebrating success in their Certified Accountancy exams.   more...

Matthews’ Final kit worn by Banks sells for £2,160

THE football kit worn by Wanderers left back Ralph Banks in the 1953 FA Cup Final fetched £2,160 at auction.   more...

Leigh Journal Sport

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

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Prestwich And Whitefield Guide News

300 new jobs boost

BOLTON was given a massive boost today with the creation of 300 new jobs.   more...

Date set for sale of Lowry work

A LOWRY painting at the centre of a sell-off storm is to go under the hammer in November.   more...

'Pay up' call to fare dodgers

METROLINK fare dodgers are being warned to pay outstanding fines - or face the consequences.   more...

Prestwich And Whitefield Guide Sport

Thrills and spills as season climaxes

IT was a thrilling weekend for local cricketers across the borough, with joy and heartbreak being dished out in equal measures.   more...

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

  more...

The Bolton News Business

Bakers fund big slice of new hospital

BOLTON-based family bakers Warburton has pledged £45,000 towards a new children's hospital being built in Manchester.   more...

Stately progress for local printers

A BOLTON printing company has expanded into Cumbria and set up its new office in the grounds of a stately home.   more...

The Bolton News News

Family tree room set to take root

PEOPLE tracing their family trees will be able to take advantage of a new £300,000 resource centre at Bolton Museum.   more...

Three rescued in house blaze drama

THREE people were dramatically rescued by firefighters when suspected arsonists attacked their home.   more...

Family tree room set to take root

people tracing their family trees will be able to take advantage of a new £300,000 resource centre at Bolton Museum.   more...

Festival will focus on food and drink

FOOD-LOVERS in Bolton are in for a treat as the town prepares to host its first Food and Drink Festival.   more...

Boxing coach slams street attack bullies

THAI boxing coach Sandy Holt has slammed bullies who may have used kickboxing skills in a street attack.   more...

We will out-smart Mr Loophole, vow police

DANGEROUS drivers who use expensive lawyers to avoid conviction will be targeted by police in Bolton.   more...

Five arrests over fire at Superbowl

FIVE teenagers have been arrested over a fire at a bowling alley in Walkden.   more...

Dog owners warned over dead sheep

DOG owners are being asked to keep their pets under control when out walking on moorland surrounding Bolton after sheep were found savaged.   more...

Whites’ turnstile has new home

A BURNDEN Park turnstile has been snapped up for £500 - and will take pride of place at a new housing development.   more...

Bid to trace family

THE Royal Bolton Hospital is trying to trace relatives of a patient who died this week.   more...

Community groups get cash boost

A SHARE in a multi-million pound pot of cash for community groups is up for grabs from a major charity foundation.   more...

Bakers fund big slice of new hospital

BOLTON-based family bakers Warburton has pledged £45,000 towards a new children's hospital being built in Manchester.   more...

Cash for animals

A FLAG Day will raise money for the Destitute Animal Centre in Bolton on Saturday.   more...

10,000 trout found dead in Eagley Brook

TEN thousand fish have been killed in a major pollution incident on a six mile stretch of a Bolton brook.   more...

Police appeal after vicious street attack

POLICE have made a fresh appeal for information following an assault which left a man fighting for his life.   more...

Peter Kay tops holiday poll

PETER Kay is the person Brits would most like to go on holiday with, according to a poll.   more...

What a Carry On for our Sophie

IT will be Carry on Barbara for one actress at Bolton's Octagon Theatre next week.   more...

300 new jobs boost

BOLTON was given a massive boost today with the creation of 300 new jobs.   more...

Shop owner described gems raid terror

A JEWELLER feared he and his wife would be shot and killed during an armed robbery on their shop.   more...

Man, 53, quizzed after drugs raid

A 53-YEAR-OLD man from Bolton is being questioned by police after he was arrested in a drugs raid.   more...

Brave Amanda's so pleased to back our appeal

A MOTHER who won her battle for cancer wonder-drug Herceptin while receiving treatment at Bolton Hospice has added her backing to The Bolton News Garden of Tranquillity appeal.   more...

Shop owner describes gems raid terror

A JEWELLER feared he and his wife would be shot and killed during an armed robbery on their shop.   more...

High-flying Elvis kite raises suspicious minds

FIRST it was a life-sized model of Batman that got Malcolm Vickers into trouble with the law.   more...

Off-licence boss fined for selling to teenager

AN OFF-LICENCE owner has been fined after his wife sold alcohol to a child under the age of 16, a court heard.   more...

Girl, 5, back to school after road accident

ONE of the sisters who was knocked down outside her home last month has returned to school.   more...

Marine chef joins war on obesity

A ROYAL Marine swapped the battlefields of Afghanistan for the kitchen of a secondary school in Bolton - to teach children how to make curry.   more...

Nursery’s meningitis cash cheer

NURSERY children have raised £900 for the Meningitis Research Foundation with a musical extravaganza.   more...

Praise for Ruth Kelly's culture debate

A BOLTON MP's plea for a debate on the value of multi-cultural society has been praised by Manchester Jewish Museum.   more...

Sammy's fun in celebrity mudbath

IT MAY have been the "down and dirty" moment in Emmerdale that launched a wave of media coverage but Bolton actress Sammy Winward revealed this week that the two girls really had fun in "that" mud bath scene.   more...

Businesses brassed off

FED up traders were forced to close their doors to customers as workmen creating the new-look Churchgate dug up pavements outside their shops.   more...

Pupils get best SATs results for years

pupils in Bolton have scored some of the best results for years in high school SATs exams.   more...

Matthews’ Final kit worn by Banks sells for £2,160

THE football kit worn by Wanderers left back Ralph Banks in the 1953 FA Cup Final fetched £2,160 at auction.   more...

'Pay up' call to fare dodgers

METROLINK fare dodgers are being warned to pay outstanding fines - or face the consequences.   more...

Matthews’ Final kit worn by Banks sells for £2,160

THE football kit worn by Wanderers left back Ralph Banks in the 1953 FA Cup Final fetched £2,160 at auction.   more...

The Bolton News Sport

Young Baker tipped to be a Premiership star

RICHIE Baker could be the next Shakers export to the Premiership, according to his manager Chris Casper.   more...

It ain’t over ‘til the fat laddie swings

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