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Police issue appeal to a group of people as they investigate early morning attack (opens the original)
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Police investigating an early-morning assault near Bolton town centre are keen to hear from people believed to be "around at the time the incident happened". No suspects have been identified following the incident on Manchester Road shortly before 5am on Wednesday, September 30. The Bolton News understands there were people around the area when the incident happened, while officers are continuing to appeal for anyone with information to come forward. The man suffered facial injuries and was take
Bolton's Vernon Kay to host smash hit ABBA show for Children in Need (opens the original)
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Bolton-born broadcaster Vernon Kay is set to host two special ABBA Voyage performances raising money for BBC Children in Need. The gala performances will take place at the ABBA Arena in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London, on Sunday, November 8. Shows will be held at 1pm and 6pm, presented with BBC Radio 2, with money raised supporting children and young people across the UK. It is the latest link between the Bolton broadcaster and BBC Children in Need, after Vernon Kay visited Bolton youth pro
Bolton haulage firm hit with extra £20,000 a month as diesel prices soar in the UK (opens the original)
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A Bolton haulage firm says its monthly fuel bill has increased by around £20,000 as record diesel prices pile pressure on businesses. Thomas Harwood & Son has operated from Little Lever since 1932 and carries out haulage and distribution work across the UK. It says soaring prices are squeezing margins and forcing increased costs to be passed on to customers. For haulage companies, where large vehicles can consume significant quantities of diesel every day, the effects are particularly acute. Ma
Pressure grows to restore Westhoughton's missing Sunday train service (opens the original)
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Pressure is growing to restore a missing train service which has left residents relying on replacement buses for almost two years. Bolton West MP Phil Brickell has stepped up calls for Sunday trains to return to Westhoughton, writing separately to the Rail Minister, Greater Manchester Mayor Bev Craig and Northern. He has also launched a petition calling for the service to be restored, saying residents should have reliable public transport seven days a week. The hourly Sunday service between West
Historic Bolton church faces 'roof repair of up to £1m' after heating crisis (opens the original)
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A historic Bolton church which successfully battled through a heating crisis is facing an even bigger challenge. Repairs to its 188-year-old roof are estimated to cost between £500,000 and almost £1 million. Christ Church Walmsley in Egerton says its main roof is beginning to fail, with ageing fixings holding the slates in place causing problems across several areas of the Grade II-listed building. Revd Ian Hepburn, Team Rector in the Turton Moorland Team, said water has been able to penetrate
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