HOMEOWNERS in Bolton are doing their bit for the environment when it comes to making home improvements. Almost a third of British households have carried out energy-saving improvements in their homes over the past year in a bid to cut rising gas and
WORK has started on Bolton's second multi-million pound new health centre. The Waters Meeting Road Health Centre in Astley Bridge, which will cost £5 million, is being constructed by the Hurstwood Group. Plans for services in the centre have yet to
DRUG dealers, prostitutes and people meeting for sex are blighting Bolton's Leverhulme Park, according to local residents. Now they are fighting plans for a bigger car park which they say will only encourage more anti-social behaviour. Darcy Lever Residents
