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Award-winning business coach launches free monthly Bolton networking event (opens the original)
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AN award-winning Bolton business coach and podcast host has launched a free monthly event for the local business community in and around Bolton. Paul Limb is holding the event called ActionMembers on the first Tuesday of each month at The Wellsprings in Bolton town centre, starting on Tuesday, October 6, 9.15am to 11.45am. “It’s a learning and networking event for business owners and leaders from start-ups to larger, established companies,” Paul explained. Those attending will be a mix of Paul’s
Residents invited to join free fitness and social activities in Farnworth (opens the original)
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A NEW series of free fitness and social sessions is set to boost the health of people in the Farnworth area. In 2024, the town was identified as part of the Government’s long-term plan to regenerate towns and cities. The Farnworth Board was set up to oversee the project. They established The Farnworth Fund to provide grants of up to £10k for 12 months to voluntary, community and social enterprise groups and organisations to support accessible, community-led activities. The awarding is managed by
Horwich Dragonsâ Den awards £7,500 to 10 community projects across the borough (opens the original)
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From supporting local people with dementia to providing mobile phone pouches for secondary school pupils â the Horwich Dragonsâ Den has helped them all this year. In an annual presentation event organised by the Rotary Club of Horwich, 10 local organisations each received £750 from club fundraising towards specific projects. The event, held at Chorley New Road Primary Academy, featured as Dragons the schoolâs head, Linda Burrows, former teacher and Rotarian Bill Watkins, former Mayor of B
From Tai Chi to retreats - the Bolton project helping older people feel alive again (opens the original)
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A YEAR-long initiative to boost the health and wellbeing of older people across Bolton has been so successful organisers want to expand its reach. Your Time To Shine initially attracted a grant of £26,365 from the Bolton Fund via Bolton CVS. It was the brainchild of three women – Sharon Bailey from Get Up Keep Going CIC, Mandy Worsley from the Circle of Inspirational Calm CIC and Jeanne Kelly chair of Bolton U3A. The purpose of coming together was to increase the members for Bolton U3A and bring
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