Angela Kelly

1 week ago | theboltonnews.co.uk | Angela Kelly

2 1/1 A new family fishing group is being set up by a Bolton organisation to encourage more people to enjoy the outdoors and boost mental health. Get Up Keep Going Community Interest Company (CIC) was founded by Sharon Bailey and already runs a number of health and well-being initiatives. She explained that the aim of the family fishing group was to “promote positive mental health while helping families reconnect through shared time in nature".

3 weeks ago | burytimes.co.uk | Angela Kelly

Sharon Noble with book.jpg A former Bolton family therapist and mental health practitioner has just published her debut novel about IVF treatment. Sharon Noble, who lives in Tottington and is a mother of two and grandmother, wrote All The Small Things after reading a newspaper article about a clinic mix-up in America involving twins.

3 weeks ago | theboltonnews.co.uk | Angela Kelly

Sharon Noble with book.jpg A former Bolton family therapist and mental health practitioner has just published her debut novel about IVF treatment. Sharon Noble, who lives in Tottington and is a mother of two and grandmother, wrote All The Small Things after reading a newspaper article about a clinic mix-up in America involving twins.

3 weeks ago | theboltonnews.co.uk | Angela Kelly

2 1/1 A talk on the history of the humble inn sign is the next event for Bolton’s lively branch of u3a (The University of the Third Age). The organisation is a registered charity of around 300 members and part of a UK-wide collection of 1,000 charities of people who no longer work full-time. They come together regularly to keep active, learn new things and have fun – from walking to talking, bowling to bridge and mindfulness to maths.

1 month ago | theboltonnews.co.uk | Angela Kelly

The new fundraising campaign will help young Blackrod cricketers like the club’s under-13s team to shine AN HISTORIC Bolton cricket club is attracting more young players than ever - particularly girls. In fact, Blackrod Cricket Club has around 100 youngsters including a new under-13s girls’ section. So successful has the family club become that it has just launched a fundraising campaign to buy new practice nets, artificial wickets and extended run-ups.