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GMP chief raises concerns as Bolton prisoners set for early release (opens the original)
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The Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police has voiced concerns about the management of offenders being released early from prison. The news comes as Bolton Council has confirmed earlier this month that fewer than 10 prisoners, including domestic abuse perpetrators, are due to be freed under the Government's latest scheme. Speaking to BBC Radio Manchester on Thursday morning, Sir Stephen Watson said he understood the pressures facing the prison system but warned that robust supervision woul
Popular Bolton festival returns with 200 beers and three days of entertainment (opens the original)
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It's nearly time to raise a glass or two as Bolton Beer Festival returns this month. The festival, a highlight of the borough's social calendar, will once again take place in Toughsheet Community Stadium, with money raised supporting the work of Bolton Lads & Girls Club. Those attending will have the choice of 200 beers, wines and spirits. The annual event will take place from October 15 to 17 and is one of the club's major fundraising events, helping support its work with around 4,000 children,
He bought his first shop in 2017 - now his brand has stores across the North (opens the original)
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A retail entrepreneur who began his career behind a shop counter has launched his own brand across eight high street stores, including one in Bolton. James Moore has rebranded his network of technology and jewellery stores as Mintro, an independent business specialising in buying and selling pre-owned phones, technology, jewellery, gold and watches. The company operates from Newport Street in Bolton, alongside stores in Manchester, Salford, Rochdale, Stockport, Blackpool, Bradford and Huddersfie
Bolton NHS Trust and Deaf Society wins national award for helping Deaf patients (opens the original)
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Bolton NHS and Deaf Society win national award for patient safety project A partnership between Bolton NHS Foundation Trust and Bolton Deaf Society has won a national award for work aimed at improving safety and accessibility for Deaf patients. The project, titled "Martha's Rule – Equitable Access for Members of the Deaf Community", received the Patient Involvement in Safety Award at the HSJ Patient Safety Awards 2026. The initiative was developed to ensure Deaf patients can access Martha's Rule
Woman who 'gave her life caring for others' unlawfully killed by husband - inquest (opens the original)
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A coroner has concluded that a Bury carer who moved to the UK from Zimbabwe was unlawfully killed by her husband before he took his own life. Nomakhosi Barbara Mpala, known as Barbara, died on September 6, 2024, at the age of 35. An inquest at Rochdale Coroner's Court heard that Ms Mpala, who was working as a carer at the time of her death, moved to England in 2022. Before relocating to the UK, she had worked as a police officer. Paying tribute to her during the hearing, her uncle, Thamsanga Mpa
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