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2 unmissable walks to see the magic of the Autumn Equinox and Harvest Moon this week (opens the original)
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With autumn colours beginning to emerge and mild conditions expected, these two celestial walks offer the perfect excuse to get outside and experience the magic of the changing season. The astronomical beginning of autumn happens when the Sun passes directly over the Earth’s equator – we call this the Autumn Equinox. The date shifts slightly each year, and in 2026 it falls in September for the first time since 1931. (Image: Amy Nolan-Podmore - Bolton News Camera Club) On Wednesday 23 September,
Young Bolton chefs get a taste of success as James Martin crowns winners (opens the original)
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Aspiring young chefs enjoyed a taste of success when they were congratulated by James Martin. The celebrity chef announced the winner of the first Bolton Young Chef of the Year, which was held as part of Bolton Food and Drink Festival's 21st birthday celebrations. And after five months of cookery workshops, the search ended in a presentation by celebrity chef James Martin. For the first time, Bolton Food and Drink Festival introduced its version of Young MasterChef, for young people aged 11 to 1
How Bolton's mill heritage is being kept alive through the centuries (opens the original)
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Bolton was recognised as one of the world’s great cotton towns from the 18th to the 20th century. The landscape was once dominated by giant textile factories, steam power, and thousands of mill workers. Today, several of these historic mills survive with many of them being Grade II or Grade II* listed. Bolton is preserving its industrial heritage through careful restoration, adaptive reuse, and engineering conservation. Swan Mills, located on Higher Swan Lane, was once the largest spinning mill
Halloween Ghost Trains return with jump scares, monsters and creepy surprises (opens the original)
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With spooky season all but upon is, the East Lancashire Railway's annual Halloween GhostTrains are preparing to to take to the tracks. Ghouls and ghosts are making a spine-tingling return from October 29 – 31 October, with tickets now available to book. This year the seasonal spectacular is set in the sinister swamp monster of Irwell Vale. Visitors will find out if they have what it takes to join the Monster Squad and solve the mystery by making their way through the haunted Halloween walkthroug
The Breightmet bakery where some customers visit twice a day (opens the original)
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Being shortlisted as one of Bolton's best bakeries means the world to the team at Greenhalgh's in Breightmet. Greenhalgh’s Craft Bakery has been shortlisted for The Bolton News’ Best Bakery of 2026 thanks to nominations by its customers. Emma Pope right deputy manager Danielle Jackson (Image: Greenhalgh's Breightmet) Angie Hicks, 50, who has worked at the bakery for five-and-a-half years, said she was “extremely shocked” when she heard the news. She said:“It means the absolute world because peop
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