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2 months ago | 
sthelensstar.co.uk | Calum Banister
The RSPCA is urging people in Merseyside to join a litter pick this month (Image: RSPCA) The RSPCA has called on people in Merseyside to help with litter collections this month. This call to action coincides with the commencement of Keep Britain Tidy's 'Great British Spring Clean', which runs from March 21 to April 6. According to the charity, Merseyside is in the top ten counties for litter reports affecting animals.
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2 months ago | 
theboltonnews.co.uk | Calum Banister
Jess Law with her award from Bolton Health and Wellbeing Awards 2024 (Image: Supplied) A new Master's degree in sports medicine has been launched at the University of Greater Manchester. The course, developed by award-winning lecturer Jess Law, is aimed at students interested in public health, the NHS, musculoskeletal private practice, elite sport, disability sport, or PhD studies.
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2 months ago | 
theboltonnews.co.uk | Calum Banister
Circle of Trust (Image: Supplied) A Bolton business was one of 20 selected to exhibit at a Greater Manchester business festival. Circle of Trust was part of the chosen few at the Festival of Enterprise, the 'largest entrepreneur event in the city region.' The event, which took place last week, welcomed more than 500 attendees to the Royal Exchange Theatre.
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2 months ago | 
theboltonnews.co.uk | Calum Banister
Fletchers Group has promoted six of its staff to head up offices across the country (Image: Supplied) A law firm has promoted six of its staff to head up offices across the country. Fletchers Group, which has offices in Bolton, Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, Cambridge, and Southport has promoted Michelle Heyes, Saima Mazhar, Gillian Lakes, Tim Moulton, Claire Hutchinson, and Emma Semwayo.
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2 months ago | 
theboltonnews.co.uk | Calum Banister
Power Cut is the latest offering from the On The Go Theatre Company (Image: Supplied) A new play set in the 1970s will be performed across Bolton. Power Cut, written by members Josie Byrne and Lynda Gray, and directed by Martin Green, is the latest offering from the On The Go Theatre Company.
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2 months ago | 
theboltonnews.co.uk | Calum Banister
A Refood collection vehicle (Image: Supplied) Businesses in Bolton are being urged to prepare for new recycling rules. After March 31, companies must separate all commercial food waste and arrange for it to be collected by a reputable service provider. Failure to comply with this nationwide legislation will make businesses liable for their environmental impact. Disposing of food waste through general waste, maceration, or liquefying digestors will be banned.
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2 months ago | 
theboltonnews.co.uk | Calum Banister
Essential Work Skills team (Image: Supplied) A £4.5 million expansion is set to provide free, tailored skills development support for businesses across Greater Manchester. Funded by the Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA), the initiative aims to tackle workforce challenges, enhance productivity, and promote staff training.
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2 months ago | 
theoldhamtimes.co.uk | Calum Banister
The sold-out event saw attendees share a three-course meal, breaking fast together at sunset (Image: Supplied) Five hundred guests attended Oldham Academy North's (TOAN) community Iftar event on March 13, celebrating Ramadan together. Students, staff, families, and local residents shared a three-course meal, breaking fast at sunset.
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2 months ago | 
theoldhamtimes.co.uk | Calum Banister
The latest food hygiene ratings are in (Image: Pexels) The scores are in — the latest batch of food hygiene ratings for Oldham restaurants, cafes, takeaways and businesses have been revealed. Environmental health officers from Oldham have been busy this fortnight visiting businesses across the area to see if they are meeting hygiene requirements.
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2 months ago | 
leighjournal.co.uk | Calum Banister
A NEW campaign is warning drivers about the 'potentially life-changing consequences' of using their mobile phones while driving. Safer Roads Greater Manchester has launched the campaign, highlighting the dangers of distractions behind the wheel. The campaign follows a trial of 'state-of-the-art' cameras last year, which caught 3,205 people using their phones while driving or not wearing seat belts.
